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On this occasion I ordered the El Hombre, a combination platter that included a beef chile relleno, chicken flauta, and a beef enchilada.— BellaOnline - The Voice of Women
Bake at 400F for about 20 minutes until top begins to brown and flauta is crisp.— 10connects.com Local News
Ayer, yo _____________ (to play) los tambores y Laura ___________ (to play) flauta.— Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions
In 2006, Mark Bittman, writer of the Minimalist column in the Dining section of The New York Times, and a frequent contributor to the Travel section, wrote a review of Café Viena (La Rambla del Estudis, 115; 34-93-3171-492; www. viena.es), and its flauta d'ibéric d.o. jabugo, which he called the best sandwich he had ever eaten - a simple, salty masterpiece of crispy bread and lightly cured ham.— NYT > Travel
The flauta (accompanied by a caña poured from the porcelain and brass tap) is a perfect snack to tide you over until you can have dinner in about four hours.— NYT > Travel
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