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Chef Ramiro Rodríguez Pardo, Partner of Gato Dumas and Pioneer of Cooking on Argentine Television, Died
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Ramiro Rodríguez Pardo, emblematic chef and pioneer of culinary television with Gato Dumas, died. He left an indelible mark on Argentine cuisine.
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Argentine gastronomy is in mourning: this Monday night, at 87, chef Ramiro Rodríguez Pardo died, a fundamental figure of national cuisine and pioneer of the culinary programs on television with his unforgettable partner and friend, Carlos "Gato" Dumas. The death occurred after complications resulting from a picture of senile dementia that he transited over the last few months. According to Noticias Argentinas, chef David Veltri, his disciple and…
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