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Mexican Churros
@acooknamedMatt joins us on the show to make Churros and ends up breaking my kitchen.
Churros
Fried dough, sugar and cinnamon - an unbeatable combination. This Spanish snack makes one impressive dessert!
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If you're a lover of fried foods, you'll have a deep understanding of the ultimate satisfaction of eating a churro as it emerges out of a burnished gold, bubbling pot of scalding oil. When paired with a silky chocolate dulce de leche dip, they're absolutely irresistible.
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These index finger-sized pastries are rolled and filled with firm, salty, white cheese that oozes as the churros fry.
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