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apparantly, these recipes are typically dutch:
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NOW you're talking good eats!!
Goffredo,delicious food
many "comfort" foods there.
Tarby,well,yes,I know.
Don't forget the gin then,eh?
G&T.A summertime favorite.
Shepherd's pie-anytime!
Arthes,you certainly have eaten Southern.
You know it better than I do.
Gotta have ice(d) tea.(Of course it's hot here).
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America doesn't really have its own delicacies...
In the Northeast, we have Yankee potroast, but that's pretty much just meat, poataoes, and carrots cooked in a pot. :lol:
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Quote:Yankee potroast, but that's pretty much just meat, poataoes, and carrots cooked in a pot
Sounds a lot like Dutch stamppot. Which is perhaps not surprising in that area :wink:
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Quote:apparantly, these recipes are typically dutch:
http://www.godutch.com/windmill/recipes ... all&hist=2
Yes, especially the Nasi Goreng. :wink:
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Quote:Quote:Yankee potroast, but that's pretty much just meat, poataoes, and carrots cooked in a pot
Sounds a lot like Dutch stamppot. Which is perhaps not surprising in that area :wink:
Wait'll hear about our most popular dessert...
Dutch apple pie. :?
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When I was trying to think of a national delicacy, I kept coming up with foods like gnocchi, stuffed grape leaves, latkes, galumpkes...
Oh, I know! Corn.
There. :lol:
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Quote:When I was trying to think of a national delicacy, I kept coming up with foods like gnocchi, stuffed grape leaves, latkes, galumpkes...
Oh, I know! Corn.
There. :lol:
"stuffed grape leaves" mentioned in ancient Greek recipes but in modern days we call them dolmadakia.
I was under the impression that fried Green tommatoes were American though :roll:
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Fried green tomatoes are American. Kalo, Stefanos!
So is fried okra. Now you've jogged my memory about how many fried foods come from here.
Is there any wonder why America is the most obese nation on the planet? :roll:
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Quote:Fried green tomatoes are American. Kalo, Stefanos!
So is fried okra. Now you've jogged my memory about how many fried foods come from here.
Is there any wonder why America is the most obese nation on the planet? :roll:
Okra :?: sorry too lazy to go for a dictionary.:oops:
Hmm from what I know by law the portions in the US are bigger than Europe and there is a feeling that you overdo it when you go to the supermarket.
As for me corn oil is my choise if I cannot find olive oil in regards to frying.
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Quote:Quote:apparantly, these recipes are typically dutch:
http://www.godutch.com/windmill/recipes ... all&hist=2
Yes, especially the Nasi Goreng. :wink:
and Hash :lol: :lol: :lol:
Naked Babies in the Grass....  hock:
I will be trying out the Dutch French Toast tomorrow......I notice you use a lot of cinnamon out there....so do I... 
Stefanos....okra is a green vegetable, I will not say what I heard somebody call it, and nearly made me sick...it can get a little slimy... :lol:
Quote:Hmm from what I know by law the portions in the US are bigger than Europe and there is a feeling that you overdo it when you go to the supermarket.
You haven't been to the 'eat as much as you can' diners with set price meals and see how much they pile the plates up...... hock: the Golden Corral down in Jaxville, FLA was my first experience....
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