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Juego de contrastes

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Juego de contrastes El mosto, el toque secreto de las carrilleras ibéricas al verdejo del chef David Miranda Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Carrillera ibérica del Café Bar Las Cubas de Valadolid. . (Andrea D. San Romá) andrea d. sanromá 08/12/2018 a las 18:33h. La gastronomía y el vino son dos sectores vitales para atraer la atención de quienes visitan nuestra comunidad.

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Publication timeMon, 27 Jul 2026 14:42:07 +0200
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Juego de contrastes El mosto, el toque secreto de las carrilleras ibéricas al verdejo del chef David Miranda Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Carrillera ibérica del Café Bar Las Cubas de Valadolid. . (Andrea D. San Romá) andrea d. sanromá 08/12/2018 a las 18:33h. La gastronomía y el vino son dos sectores vitales para atraer la atención de quienes visitan nuestra comunidad. Cada rincón tiene su propio sello y no encontramos dos platos iguales. Así pues, las carrilleras ibéricas al verdejo unen lo mejor de cada área sin perder el toque tradicional que le caracteriza. En Valladolid, en el Café Bar Las Cubas, David Miranda Castañeda, el cocinero y copropietario lleva mejorando la receta durante quince años.

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