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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2020 · 5 MIN

#19 Fagioli alla Cowboy

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Stefania ci spiega come preparare un piatto apprezzato solo da toreri, transumanti, pedatori alpini e appassionati di rifugi: i temutissimi fagioli alla Cowboy. seguiteci su Instagram @pulpcuisine

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Stefania ci spiega come preparare un piatto apprezzato solo da toreri, transumanti, pedatori alpini e appassionati di rifugi: i temutissimi fagioli alla Cowboy. seguiteci su Instagram @pulpcuisine

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Stefania ci spiega come preparare un piatto apprezzato solo da toreri, transumanti, pedatori alpini e appassionati di rifugi: i temutissimi fagioli alla Cowboy. seguiteci su Instagram @pulpcuisine

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