Serves 430 – 45 minutes, including prep time This is Silvia’s first recipe on the blog! I recently fell in love with Asian food, so I started to make it more often. I am putting bibimbap in this food blog, because I think it is delicious. It’s easy to make, and also a perfect meal…
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