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About the recipe "Farfalle with green asparagus" :

Farfalle with green asparagus

If you start at 10:30, you will finish at 10:55

10:30

10:55

10'

Total preparation/cooking time:25 min.

With, preparation: 14 min. cooking: 7 min.

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