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By:Eduardo Machado,Michael Domitrovich
Published on 2007 by Penguin


The playwright-author discusses his life as an exile and the revealing visit to his home in Cuba, in a recipe-laden memoir that features such traditional dishes as arroz con pollo and Cuban roast pork as well as a variety of processed-food favorites.

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