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	<title>Comments on: Chestnuts: The Crowned Jewels of Fall</title>
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		<title>By: carmen-francesca</title>
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		<description>Thanks for the recipe, I love chestnuts and I adore shrimps. This is the prefect solution to have both in one dish.
I am a fan of Mark Bittmans and remember with pleasure one of the highlights  of his cooking lessons not only because of the taste of the dish, but also because of the sensuality of the language he is using to teach cooking. For the joy of cooking and the love for humans it is expressing in this lesson. I like to look from time to time to this  video. (Not only!) For me this a piece of art. It is a poem.  Enjoy it!

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for the recipe, I love chestnuts and I adore shrimps. This is the prefect solution to have both in one dish.<br />
I am a fan of Mark Bittmans and remember with pleasure one of the highlights  of his cooking lessons not only because of the taste of the dish, but also because of the sensuality of the language he is using to teach cooking. For the joy of cooking and the love for humans it is expressing in this lesson. I like to look from time to time to this  video. (Not only!) For me this a piece of art. It is a poem.  Enjoy it!</p>
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