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eat · February 9, 2016

Lucky Peach – How I love thee!

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There’s only a couple of e-newsletters that I enjoy receiving in my inbox, and Lucky Peach is one of them.  Today’s newsletter is more in depth than my Chinese dumplings post, but along the same lines.  Check it out:

http://luckypeach.com/the-guide-to-chinese-dumplings/?utm_source=newsletterFeb092016&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=GuideToChineseDumplings/?omhide=true

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