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Food for the Family: Asturias
Made in Spain, hosted by Jose Andres, highlights Spanish cooking traditions.
Food for the Family: Asturias
Season 1 Episode 10 | 24m 38s | CC
Asturias means family for José, and he prepares a simple apple and cheese salad with his mother’s favorite blue cheese, Cabrales. José shows us the region’s traditional hard cider, and returns home to add cider vinegar to some caramelized onions that he serves with light and fluffy corn cakes. Back in Asturias, he joins his family for a hearty bean stew with sausages.
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