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Erika García, a livestock farmer in Dehesa de los Llanos, milks Manchega sheep near Albacete
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IINew Dutch herring with Japanese wafu dressing, by Bart van Olphen
Some recipes seem too simple on paper to be special. A few spoonfuls of sauce here, some spring onion there, herring on top, and that's it. Until you taste it. Then, suddenly, you realize that simplicity and bold flavor can go hand in hand. Bart van Olphen's Wafu-Flavored Herring is the perfect example. Fresh, salty, nutty, and bursting with umami, with just the right amount of acidity to bring all the flavors to life.
IIIBendito Mar cultivates oysters and Catarina clams in Magdalena Bay, Baja California Sur
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