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The new complete book of mexican cooking

by E. Lambert Ortiz

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With more than 300 recipes, Elisabeth Lambert Ortiz brings the true flavour of Mexican cooking into your kitchen. The familiar items of avocados, tomatoes, corn, pork and beans are transformed into unexpected combinations that evoke the rich heritage of Mexico.
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PROBABLY THE BEST MEXICAN COOKBOOK FOR AMERICAN COOKS, ( )
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With more than 300 recipes, Elisabeth Lambert Ortiz brings the true flavour of Mexican cooking into your kitchen. The familiar items of avocados, tomatoes, corn, pork and beans are transformed into unexpected combinations that evoke the rich heritage of Mexico.

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