(Spanish) Elinor Burt. Spanish Dishes From the Old Clay Pot: Olla Podrida San Diego from cooling

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(Spanish) Elinor Burt. Spanish Dishes From the Old Clay Pot: Olla Podrida San Diego from coolingPictorial wrappers. First paperback Edition. Berkeley: PAN, [1977]. An international tour of Spanish, Mexican, Latin American and Creole cooking with the best of each country represented in recipe. Try Spanish Pot Pie, Tomatoes Louisiana, Corn Meal Cookies, Creole Chowder, Scalloped Lima Beans, Brazilian Salad, Spanish Eggs, Spanish Pastries, Sweet Potato Custard, Milan Squash, and Mexican Fish. The book includes over 650 recipes with an exhaustive