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    Denise Mangion, Maloles Muñoz and Ali Taei Semiromi
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    do you want your event service to be on par with the cuisine that comes out of the pass?

    🍽️ New course: Banquet and Event Service

    With Thomas Boucourt, you will learn how to set up rooms, organize beverage stations and execute a banquet service with technique, coordination and professional elegance. Ideal for those who want to gain…

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    Amaretti cookies from Tartas de merienda by Juliana López May

    A simple recipe with few ingredients, I liked the final result, as it has an intense almond flavor and a crunchy texture on the outside and soft inside.

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    Sònia Muñoz Pérez and Mercedes Delgado de Miguel
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    Orange glazed sponge cake

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    Antonio Salvador Moreno Carretero, Maloles Muñoz and 2 others
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  • I was also able to prepare tomato risotto with saffron and chili. It came out very tasty, I finished it with a touch of vegetable parmesan and some spherifications of kombu, nori and wakame seaweed. The amount of chili would have to be rectified, adding a little less.

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    Sònia Muñoz Pérez, Mercedes Delgado de Miguel and Estefania Lozano Ragel
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    Paparajotes, typical dessert from Murcia.

    Since spring is near, I bring you a typical dessert of the Murcian orchard. The paparajote, as I said, is a traditional dessert of the Murcian orchard of Andalusian origin (VIII-XV centuries), introduced by the Arabs, consisting of a lemon leaf coated in fried dough, sugar and cinnamon. It is…

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    Mercedes Delgado de Miguel, Estefania Lozano Ragel and Mercedes Minaya Palacios
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  • Miniature vanilla bow ties and apple & vanilla croissants. This is a first attempt to cross lamination from Antonio Bachour’s course.

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    Mercedes Delgado de Miguel, mleboz3-b6bc22 and 2 others
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  • Exquisite pancakes of tender corn or as we call it in Mexican lands of new corn

    Spongy and delicately tender with small pieces of corn

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  • Delicious Red Fruit Pancakes, softness and textures full of forest flavors

    Sublime and fluffy pancake that satisfies the most demanding palate

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    Mercedes Minaya Palacios
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  • First post, I dared to make cuernitos stuffed with cheese, beautiful experience where the senses are exalted: view of the transformation of the dough, smells of the ferment of the same and the combination with the cheese when baking, touch to feel the texture changes but above all the taste to taste them, fresh out of the oven, all a…

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    Maloles Muñoz, Mercedes Delgado de Miguel and 2 others
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    Maryam Vahed, Mercedes Delgado de Miguel and 2 others
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    Tarta Red Velvet cubierta y rellena con buttercream de merengue suizo de fresa.

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    Thanippulige Asanga Rangana, Maloles Muñoz and 5 others
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  • Today has been my first time posting one of the dishes I have learned in the Italomarican pasta sauces course, and it is the first time because although I have prepared many recipes from many courses I have never stopped to take pictures of my dishes before eating them. From now on I will make an effort and I will upload more photos.

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