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Stacey Klaff
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Stacey Klaff is a chef and Art Institute of Phoenix culinary graduate who has been cooking since the ripe age of five. Food and cooking have been her passion for some time and she offers a youthful, fresh perspective on things, and generally loves talking about or writing about that passion! When she’s not cooking up masterpieces in the kitchen she devotes her time to her other love, which is martial arts, something that she has been involved in for the last 17 years. Come join her and delve deep into the culinary underworld that she loves! Stacey Klaff can be reached at pastrychef1@cox.net.


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