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Pasteles: A taste of Puerto Rico

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November 30, 2008 06:43 PM

There was little evidence of what Elaine Quiros had done in the kitchen of her apartment in East Harlem. The deed was nothing nefarious, but her handiwork -- Puerto Rican pasteles -- was a closely guarded secret, thus the need for a thorough cleaning.

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