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Three Generations of Fathers, One Timeless Afro-Peruvian Breakfast

Three Generations of Fathers, One Timeless Afro-Peruvian Breakfast

One immigrant chef continues a family tradition that his grandfather started in Lima in the 1940s—along with its lessons on fatherhood.

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For Carlos C. Olaechea, panettone—or panetón, as it's known in Peru—was always dry and disappointing. That is, until he combined it with another holiday tradition: his dad's hot cocoa.

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