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In memoriam by Alicia Ayas, the woman from Irapa who taught great chefs how to cook

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Franz Conde, an award-winning Venezuelan chef who currently leads the cuisine of the Hilton of Amsterdam, recalls Alicia Ayas, a woman close to Professor Lovera who taught him and many students of the renowned CEGA Institute, the first steps of "Culinary Witchcraft"
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In memoriam by Alicia Ayas, the woman from Irapa who taught great chefs how to cook

Franz Conde, an award-winning Venezuelan chef who currently leads the cuisine of the Hilton of Amsterdam, recalls Alicia Ayas, a woman close to Professor Lovera who taught him and many students of the renowned CEGA Institute, the first steps of "Culinary Witchcraft"

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El Estímulo broke the news in on Friday, March 14, 2025.
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