308 La Cocina de Manoli

Pocas cosas se agradecen más que llegar a casa y encontrarte la cena preparada o en su defecto, saber que la tienes en la nevera y que con 10 minutos de horno (incluyendo el gratinado) tendrás el pastel salado más delicioso, sano y saludable en tu mesa listo para degustar, un pastel de berenjena... con esta receta empieza hoy su seccion Manoli de Miguel y sigue con pollo y arroz basmati que es una variedad de arroz de grano largo.Es famoso por su fragancia y su textura suelta. Y para terminar, No te pierdas la receta donde Manoli te explica el paso a paso para que siempre te salgan unas rosquillas de leche, perfectas

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