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Shirley Corriher is a culinary chemist who can walk us through the glorious rise and the ignoble fall of any cake that made you proud or ended up piled up too high with icing. She's a hoot and you'll love her.
Hermes Ortiz, of International Wine Imports, help round out Christmas dinner with a fine bouquet.
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