Dominguito de Desayuno: Cocinando con Chami

By Angie Dee May 15, 2016May 15, 2016

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Multimedia junkie, home chef and content creator. Writer for Ask Angie Dee & USEDmedia. Video Producer at Ask Angie Dee on YouTube, Instagram & Facebook and lastly host for Best [Food] I've Ever Had podcast on Apple Podcast & Spotify. View all posts by Angie Dee

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Hola amigas! My name is Angelica but I most often go by Angie Dee. I am Mexican-American with both parents coming from Mexico City. I graduated from CSUSB in 2009 with a Mass Media Communications Degree. I consider myself a home chef with a specialty in making any dish a Mexican inspired dish.

I see food through memories and stories, I remember Sunday breakfast with my family being a great event, my dad always creating his artistic recipes that he always wanted us to try and my grandmas having their signature recipes like sopes or donitas.

Come with me as I take you through a memory lane full of sabor!

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