“¡Se sentía tan sola y abandonada! Un chile en nogada olvidado en una charola después de un gran banquete no se sentiría peor que ella.”
Quote by Laura Esquivel
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Like Water For Chocolate
This enchanting novel weaves together the culinary traditions of a Mexican family with their personal and romantic lives. Set against the backdrop of the Mexican Revolution, it tells the story of Tita, a young woman destined to remain unmarried and assist her mother in the kitchen. The narrative is rich with descriptions of recipes and the transformative power of food, as well as the emotional and magical connections between the characters. more
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