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iVillage “Recipes From Our Favorite Latina Food Bloggers” Sept. 2011. Link.

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Bren Herrera is a multi-talented chica with an endless passion for all things art. She cooks for cool people, always eager to teach her clients and students a life skill in the kitchen. Her affair with the world has taken her to over 30 countries. With shots of espresso in hand. She believes cooking and sitting at the dinner table can save families and humanity. Website: http://HouseofBren.com

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      NPR Miami "The Cuban Kitchen" interview and feature on how Mother and daughter bonded through cooking with Cuban celeb chef Nitza Villapol. Radio and print story.  8.21.13. Link.

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