Chepina Peralta - Wikipedia

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Lucia Josefina Sanchez Quintanar known as Chepina Peralta (20 October 1930 – 2 April 2021) was a Mexican chef and TV personality. She was a pioneer in cooking on television in various programs like La Cocina de Chepina, Cocinando con Chepina, Chepina en tu cocina, Su menú diario, Sal y Pimienta, and Chepina y su menú pando.^[1]^[2]

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^ "Chepina Peralta, representante de la cocina mexicana, muere a los 90 años". April 3, 2021.
^ GenteAF, Redacción. "Murió Chepina Peralta a los 90 años de edad".

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National chains	Benedetti's Pizza Carlos'n Charlie's Cocina de Autor Los Danzantes El Pollo Loco Sanborns Señor Frog's Toks Vips
Baja California	Animalón Caesar's Conchas de Piedra Damiana Hussong's
Baja California Sur	Cabo Wabo
Jalisco	Andale's Archie's Wok Bar Frida The Blue Shrimp Café des Artistes Casa Kimberly La Catrina Cantina La Chata Coco's Kitchen El Dorado Fredy's Tucan Kaiser Maximilian Le Kliff Los Muertos Brewing La Palapa The Pancake House Pancho's Takos Reinas Bar Ritmos Beach Cafe River Cafe Tintoque
Mexico City	El Bajío Biko Café El Jarocho Contramar Churrería El Moro Em Esquina Común Pujol Quintonil Restaurante Arroyo Rosetta San Ángel Inn Sud 777 Taquería El Califa de León
Nuevo León	Koli Cocina de Origen Pangea
Oaxaca	Levadura de Olla
Quintana Roo	Le Chique Ha'

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