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Get a sneak peek at El Super Pan at The Battery, slated to open next month

Chef Hector Santiago gives us a tour and cooks one of his favorite dishes

Take a tour of the new El Super Pan at The Battery with chef Hector Santiago
June 29, 2018

Hector Santiago is about to open a second location on his Ponce City Market Latino sandwich spot El Super Pan, and he gave AJC food editor Ligaya Figueras a sneak peek. He also cooked up shrimp monfongo, a hidden menu item at El Super Pan, and his take on a Cubano, the perfect drink for the summer.

Watch the video above to learn more.

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