This is pretty close to how my nona used to do it, and how she taught my mother.
This is pretty close to how my nona used to do it, and how she taught my mother.
I know it could go into /s/cooking too, but there is a lot of tradition and culture in this video, and it's unlikely anyone on here will cook this.
I know it could go into /s/cooking too, but there is a lot of tradition and culture in this video, and it's unlikely anyone on here will cook this.
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