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Olga Berman
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Olga Berman spends her free time cooking, salsa dancing and traveling. She believes cooking for one can be as rewarding as cooking for company, and doesn't need to involve a lot of time or ingredients. Olga's recipes are inspired by her memories of growing up in Russia, her travels and what's available in her fridge at any given time. Check out more recipes from Olga's collection at Mango & Tomato and feel free to contact Olga at orchidgirl1979@gmail.com if you have any cooking questions.


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Tuesday, December 15th, 2009
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