by RTVE, Shine · Espasa · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788499984193
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Discover the unique dishes created by Vicky, the winner of the second edition of MasterChef. This book will surprise you with original recipes and personal touches, including her father's famous pepper snacks, hake with kokotxas, and grapefruit tart. You'll also find the dishes from Mateo's final and recipes from the jury: Jordi, Pepe, and Samantha. An essential book for any cooking lover.
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