Jose Andres, Celebrity Chef on Clean Cookstoves
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Jose Andres, Celebrity Chef on Clean Cookstoves
Jose Andres is not only a celebrity chef with top restaurants in Los Angeles and Washington, but also Culinary Ambassador for the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves.
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