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SIMPLE PLEASURES, LENTIL SOUP WITH PANCETTA (ITALIAN CURED BACON)

October 1, 2014
FoodieWineLover - Gina (Martino) Zarcadoolas
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Looks delicious Peter! Thanks for sharing another mouth-watering recipe.

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Liz says:

Delicious looking!!!

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  Looks very hearty also….Thanks!
  
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