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    Riprussell

    Manhattan Beach, CA

    Chef #185228

    Manhattan Beach, CA

    Joined: Jan 04, 2005

    2 reviews by Riprussell

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      |  By R1achel

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    "This recipe is so awesome, it will make you want to kiss the bartendress over and over again!"

    Jan 9, 2005 on Food.com

    Recipe #97920

    Reviewed Sauteed Spinach with Garlic
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      |  By Barefoot Beachcomber

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    "It's really hard to spoil this recipe, and it has a great "bang" for the small amount of effort required to make it. One thought about the recipe...she mysteriously has a pan and a pot in it, with no explanation. A typo, perhaps? I think most chefs would agree that this recipe is good in a non-stick large (12" pan. Only cover partially when c..."

    Jan 4, 2005 on Food.com

    Recipe #59905

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