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But Foster reckons Dons can help turn the post-match demo by the 'Jimmy Must Go' group into a damp squib with a win - even if he might have been alongside the fans not that long ago after his training ground bust-up with the gaffer that saw him axed for calling Caldo brainless!
unknown title 2009
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In Spain (and also Portugal, where it’s called Caldo Verde), this soup contains a spicy (but very fatty) sausage called chorizo, which is seasoned with garlic, dry red wine, chile, paprika, and cumin.
Archive 2008-06-01 Bryanna Clark Grogan 2008
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In Spain (and also Portugal, where it’s called Caldo Verde), this soup contains a spicy (but very fatty) sausage called chorizo, which is seasoned with garlic, dry red wine, chile, paprika, and cumin.
WHIPPED CREME UPDATE AND A SPICY POTATO AND KALE SOUP Bryanna Clark Grogan 2008
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A week long presentation of old Macanese favourites such as Caldo Verde, Octopus Salad, Lactase, Deep fried Bacalhau Balls, African Chicken and Mango Pudding had the Filipino public wanting more.
Mangoes and Lactase? Don't Think So Steve Carper 2007
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A week long presentation of old Macanese favourites such as Caldo Verde, Octopus Salad, Lactase, Deep fried Bacalhau Balls, African Chicken and Mango Pudding had the Filipino public wanting more.
Archive 2007-03-01 Steve Carper 2007
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Caldo de res is a simple soup, and simply delicious.
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Caldo de res is a simple soup, and simply delicious.
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Pollo: En esta region las personas acostumbran comer el pollo en su version "Caldo de gallina de rancho" que es caldo de pollo que siempre comio alimentos naturales, cero quimicos, y lo podran encontrar en la misma carretera a Talisman Km. 10 ahi hay diversos restaurancitos que venden esto.
Tapachula vs. Tuxtla 2010
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Participants have a number of options, including weaver-guided walks in Teotitlán del Valle, photosafaris in public parks and authentic indigenous meals including Caldo de Piedra (Chinanteco), Maatsy (Mixe) and tamales (Zapotec-style).
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Participants have a number of options, including weaver-guided walks in Teotitlán del Valle, photosafaris in public parks and authentic indigenous meals including Caldo de Piedra (Chinanteco), Maatsy (Mixe) and tamales (Zapotec-style).
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