Rosa: This is one of my favorite dishes. I hope you like it. Peter: It looks delicious. What's it called? Rosa: Paella. It's a spanish dish. Peter: What's in it? Rosa: Mainly rice, seafood and some spices. So how does it taste? Peter: A little spicy. Just how I like it. Rosa: I'm glad you like it. Try some salad. Peter: Yum! it tastes both sweet and sour. what's in the dressing? Rosa: It's my special recipe. Lemon juice, olive oil and honey.
Rosa: This is one of my favorite dishes. I hope you like it. Peter: It looks delicious. What's it called? Rosa: Paella. It's a spanish dish. Peter: What's in it? Rosa: Mainly rice, seafood and some spices. So how does it taste? Peter: A little spicy. Just how I like it. Rosa: I'm glad you like it. Try some salad. Peter: Yum! it tastes both sweet and sour. what's in the dressing? Rosa: It's my special recipe. Lemon juice, olive oil and honey.
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