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File:Spargel sauce hollandaise.jpg

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English: Asparagus (vegetable), served with Hollandaise and potatoes
Deutsch: Spargel mit Sauce Hollandaise und Kartoffeln
Nederlands: Asperges met aardappelen en Sauce Hollandaise
Español: Salsa Holandesa servida sobre unos espárragos y patatas
Date 7 May 2004
Source Own work
Author Elya ( talk)


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