El Comedor: Meals and Memories by Marilen Lopez HISTORY - Japanese Occupation & World War II

El Comedor: Meals and Memories by Marilen Lopez HISTORY - Japanese Occupation & World War IIBy Marilen Lopez and Tina Lopez The story of Lourdes P. del Rosario is the story of an individual, a talented cook who went from home to teaching to supervising executive lounges and to conceptualizing and running a restaurant now almost 30 years old. It is also the story of the Filipina, the bearer of family tradition and food culture, the social historian of the home, who literally keeps home fires burning, but goes beyond the household to enrich

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Series: The Population of the United States in the 1980s

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Publisher: IBON Databank

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