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Costolette di maiale ai funghi (Pork Chops with Mushroom Sauce)
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Frank Fariello
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Susanna Yazzie
27 февраля 2011
This looks so amazing...gonna try it soon. Thanks for sharing it, Frank!
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This looks so amazing...gonna try it soon. Thanks for sharing it, Frank!
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Frank Fariello
27 февраля 2011
And thank you for the nice feedback, Susanna!
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And thank you for the nice feedback, Susanna!
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Patrick Travis
26 февраля 2011
I love pork whether ribs, pulled, in a stew, etc. This looks and sounds fantastic. It's going on my must try list immediately.
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I love pork whether ribs, pulled, in a stew, etc. This looks and sounds fantastic. It's going on my must try list immediately.
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Frank Fariello
27 февраля 2011
Thanks, Patrick! Do let me know who you like it if you do try it.
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Thanks, Patrick! Do let me know who you like it if you do try it.
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