Week-end survey on the RFC site: Is there nothing like 'good oldhome cooking'

Chatty wrote on Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:12:03 +0200:

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Well, I'll be... I was first!

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Chatty wrote on Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:12:03 +0200:

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Well, I'll be... I was first!

James Silverton

Here's your prize 😉

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Are Pittsburgh and Lubbock countries? (That's where my Sainted
Mother(tm) and Renaissance Father hailed from.)

No. (sorry) 😉

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Are Pittsburgh and Lubbock countries? (That's where my Sainted
Mother(tm) and Renaissance Father hailed from.)

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Are Pittsburgh and Lubbock countries? (That's
where my Sainted Mother(tm) and Renaissance
Father hailed from.)

No. (sorry) 😉

Ask Steve W. He'll offer up a contrary opinion about the citizens
from either of those city-states. 😉

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Sorry, I found this a confusing survey - or maybe my brain just is working
properly🙂

e.

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Sorry, I found this a confusing survey - or maybe my brain just is working
properly🙂

e.

Sorry that found it "confusing". I apologize.

The point I was trying to make was: The planet Earth has become a much
'smaller' place in recent history.... Not all people live, cook/eat and
die in the country they were born in these days - some people even move
to another continent! Imagine that? 😉

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Are Pittsburgh and Lubbock countries? (That's
where my Sainted Mother(tm) and Renaissance
Father hailed from.)

No. (sorry) 😉

I think if you spend a little time there you too will feel like you're in a
different country =-)) Texas seems to have ceded from the union a very long
time ago.

Cindi

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Ask Steve W. He'll offer up a contrary opinion about the citizens from
either of those city-states. 😉

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MG said:

but...

no options to answer if your country doesn't have any traditional cuisine!

LOL. where is "your country"?? Curious minds want to know 😉
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but...

no options to answer if your country doesn't have any traditional cuisine!

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Vote now!
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Sorry, I found this a confusing survey - or maybe my brain just is
working properly🙂

e.

Sorry that found it "confusing". I apologize.

The point I was trying to make was: The planet Earth has become a much
'smaller' place in recent history.... Not all people live, cook/eat and
die in the country they were born in these days - some people even move to
another continent! Imagine that? 😉

I live in Canada and to be honest I have no idea what the traditional meal
might be..........But I was born and raised in Scotland and perhaps haggis
is the traditional meal there. To which I'd have to answer no, I never make
that.
e.

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Sorry, I found this a confusing survey - or maybe my brain just is
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e.

Sorry that found it "confusing". I apologize.

Quoted message said:

The point I was trying to make was: The planet Earth has become a much
'smaller' place in recent history.... Not all people live, cook/eat and
die in the country they were born in these days - some people even move to
another continent! Imagine that? 😉

I live in Canada and to be honest I have no idea what the traditional meal
might be..........But I was born and raised in Scotland and perhaps haggis
is the traditional meal there. To which I'd have to answer no, I never make
that.
e.

Those fried potatoes with gravy and cheese! Maple Syrup anything!
Digby Scallops!

Other than the First Nations, I'd have to say that North American
cuisine is a hodgepodge of the dishes that are from all over the world
whereever people emigrated from to arrive here and add their bit to
the stone soup that is our cuisine.

Then of course there is regional food. I was raised near Boston, home
of baked beans and Cod (where the Lodges speak only to Cabots, and the
Cabots speak only to ghod). If I moved to Georgia, the food would be
really foreign to me, things like fried chicken, chitterlings, Hoppin'
John, etc.

So offhand, I'd say Pittsburgh and Lubbock would count as "foreign" in
the food category.

maxine in ri

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Sorry, I found this a confusing survey - or maybe my brain just is
working properly🙂

e.

Sorry that found it "confusing". I apologize.

The point I was trying to make was: The planet Earth has become a
much 'smaller' place in recent history.... Not all people live,
cook/eat and die in the country they were born in these days - some
people even move to another continent! Imagine that? 😉

I live in Canada and to be honest I have no idea what the traditional
meal might be..........But I was born and raised in Scotland and
perhaps haggis is the traditional meal there. To which I'd have to
answer no, I never make that.
e.

Bubble & Squeak!

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Sorry, I found this a confusing survey - or maybe my brain just is
working properly🙂

e.

cook/eat and die in the country they were born in these days - some
people even move to another continent! Imagine that? 😉

I live in Canada and to be honest I have no idea what the traditional
meal might be..........But I was born and raised in Scotland and
perhaps haggis is the traditional meal there. To which I'd have to
answer no, I never make that.
e.

Oh, and tatties & neeps 🙂

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> Sorry, I found this a confusing survey - or maybe my brain just is
> working properly🙂

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> e.
Sorry that found it "confusing". I apologize.

Quoted message said:

The point I was trying to make was: The planet Earth has become a much
'smaller' place in recent history.... Not all people live, cook/eat and
die in the country they were born in these days - some people even move
to
another continent! Imagine that? 😉

I live in Canada and to be honest I have no idea what the traditional
meal
might be..........But I was born and raised in Scotland and perhaps
haggis
is the traditional meal there. To which I'd have to answer no, I never
make
that.
e.

Those fried potatoes with gravy and cheese!

Poutine! Quebecois. Yes, yummy!

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Other than the First Nations, I'd have to say that North American
cuisine is a hodgepodge of the dishes that are from all over the world
whereever people emigrated from to arrive here and add their bit to
the stone soup that is our cuisine.

Agreed.

e.

jmcquown said:

Bubble & Squeak!

LOL! That was my daughter's favorite meal when she was a kid.

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sf said:

jmcquown said:

Bubble & Squeak!

LOL! That was my daughter's favorite meal when she was a kid.

I still love it! It's rare I have both leftover mashed potatoes and
leftover cabbage at the same time so it takes a little planning ahead 🙂

jmcquown said:

sf said:

jmcquown said:

Bubble & Squeak!

LOL! That was my daughter's favorite meal when she was a kid.

I still love it! It's rare I have both leftover mashed potatoes and
leftover cabbage at the same time so it takes a little planning ahead 🙂

Do you ever have plain leftover boiled potatoes? I do the the frugal
gourmet way and just squish them with my paws.

Bubble & Squeak was a plan ahead meal for me... throw in a couple more
when I'm boiling them and the cabbage always had to be planned ahead
because I'm not a big cabbage fan.

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MG said:

but...

no options to answer if your country doesn't have any traditional
cuisine!

LOL. where is "your country"?? Curious minds want to know 😉
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well Australia doesn't really have a "traditional" cuisine does it? and yes,
I'm from Oz

(or am I about to start something I'd rather didn't? )