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Elizabeth Hurley cooking up new recipes
The products will include ingredients sourced from her 400-acre farm in Gloucestershire. They, like the recipes, will be all but fat free, as befits a woman who has made a career out of looking supernaturally svelte. "I've just made an arrangement with a very good organic food producer and we're going to do some products together," Hurley, 42, told Red magazine. (09/06) MoreKeyword(s) : Recipe, Ingredient
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