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 Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 1:18 am Post subject: What is ONE food that you would recommend to represent? |
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| Ok, I have did very little traveling but love exotic cuisine. Tell us where you are from and then give us ONE food that would want a visitor to try if they could only have one meal in your country. What would it be? |
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Proper fish & chips with mushy peas, preferably bought from a fish & chip take away right near the sea, and eaten from newspaper sitting on the prom!
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| Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 3:29 pm Post subject: |
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| laz wrote: | | Proper fish & chips with mushy peas, preferably bought from a fish & ship take away right near the sea, and eaten from newspaper sitting on the prom! |
Don't forget the pickled gherkin 
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| Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:21 pm Post subject: |
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| laz wrote: | | Proper fish & chips with mushy peas, preferably bought from a fish & chip take away right near the sea, and eaten from newspaper sitting on the prom! |
You want to eat mushy peas from a newspaper at a formal dance? I think we need an American translation here. 
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laz
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 8:21 am Post subject: |
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| Dawn Patrol wrote: | | laz wrote: | | Proper fish & chips with mushy peas, preferably bought from a fish & chip take away right near the sea, and eaten from newspaper sitting on the prom! |
You want to eat mushy peas from a newspaper at a formal dance? I think we need an American translation here. |
ummm.... I think you might call a prom an esplanade 
Oh, and peas are small green vegetables 
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I love spaghetti and I want it to recommend it to you guys. The ingredients are very easy to find on the market and also the preparation process.
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SacVoyage
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Here are some Armenian dishes which are most desirable for any foreign traveler:
Harisa – porridge made of wheat and sodden fibered chicken
Basturma – dried beef in spicy covering (caraway, garlic, red pepper)
Dolma (or tolma) – ground meet wrapped in grape leafs
Qufta – tender meat balls made of stewed beef
Lavash – national unleavened wheat bread
Zhengyalov Hats - a baking stuffed with greens, typical for Republic of Nagorno Karabagh
Lahmajo – patties with ground meat, tomato sauce and pepper
Spas – soup made of tan (yogurt) and wheat
Sujukh – thin dried sausage
Ghaurma – boiled and fried meat, covered with butter
Khash – national soup made of macerated beef shins
Khashlama – boiled beef in broth
Khorovats – barbeque |
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funkodrunko
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I'm from Scotland so it'd have to be.... a deep fried mars bar
Only kidding, haggis of course |
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