28-05-2003 06:42									#61
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui quote: I thought Colorado was known for Rocky Mountain Oysters. Where do you think you get them from?

Bulls?

	28-05-2003 06:43									#62
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They can be wild game .

	28-05-2003 07:27									#63
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Does heroin count?

	28-05-2003 07:32									#64
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pu**y

	28-05-2003 07:37									#65
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Chili.

	28-05-2003 07:54									#66
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Chili.

	28-05-2003 08:27									#67
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Chili for for starters and main dish ?!?!

	28-05-2003 09:03									#68
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rocky mt oysters are bulls balls
ck the second line in my first post

	28-05-2003 09:39									#69
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BBQ, Southern, and Mexican, I suppose are the "standards" for native Austin cuisine. 'Course, Austin has folks from all over the world, so it's generally tastier and cheaper to go for cuisine from somewhere else; I had some pretty good grilled pork vermicelli at a Vietnamese restaurant for lunch, for instance.

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sorry che but that was pretty funny

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I am not rich enough to own a town.

...oh, you mean my local area. Well, scouse (rhymes with mouse) is pretty unique.

It's like a boring version of Irish stew.

You'd think Liverpool had a more exciting regional dish - but it doesn't.

	28-05-2003 11:35									#73
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I'm in the middle of the Pacific. I get a mix of Pacific Islander, Asian, Western and everything else.

West-Pizza, Hamburger, Steak, Lobster, Shrimp, etc etc.

East-Udon, Saimin, Sharkfin Soup, Teriyaki Chicken, Gau, Mandoo

You know it, all the great food in the world with an island twist.

	28-05-2003 12:24									#74
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For what special foods is your town/area known?

Absolut Vodka

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Sounds like a winner

	29-05-2003 03:00									#76
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Pan-fried Walleye! YUM YUM YUM!

Wild Rice Soup

Wild Rice Hotdish

Plus many dishes from Scandinavia, Finland, and Germany.

	29-05-2003 04:28									#77
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Near Stuttgart, we enjoy eating Spätzle which are a local rather rough and protein-heavy pasta. It's pretty good, but it gets better when the recipe includes cheese (which results in Kässpätzle). Kässpätzle are often eaten with roasted onions, and makes for a good yet fat meal.


Also, another typical Swab meal is the Maultaschen, a kind of big ravioli with spinash, pork and turkey, which is generally cooked on steam. It's also a solid meal, both in terms of taste and calories



I cannot think of any typical meal from the surroundings of Paris, maybe because I take them for granted and don't know they are specific...

	29-05-2003 04:34									#78
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That maultaschen looks DELICIOUS!!!

	29-05-2003 04:36									#79
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whale meat.

Im going to go puke now as I just remembered the oh so pleasent smell. Not nearly as appetizing as seal oil though. (yeuch)

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quote: Originally posted by Space05us whale meat. Im going to go puke now as I just remembered the oh so pleasent smell. Not nearly as appetizing as seal oil though. (yeuch)

I understand why people get paid only by living in Alaska...

	29-05-2003 04:43									#81
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yum yum (note:I think this is seal meat, I'll ask my friend when he comes over he would know)

quote: I understand why people get paid only by living in Alaska...

Its from the oil revenues.
and we have grocery stores too, if we didnt I would refuse to live here. I could also go on forever about how diverese Alaska is and the fact that I hate the part Im in now but love other parts of the state. The geography is probably more diverse than the entire lower 48.

edit: it is actually maktak (muck-tuk), known in English as whale meat

	29-05-2003 04:46									#82
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more pictures to increase your appitite!
(off the topic I know the families that own the two front cars in that picture)

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Don't they know what plastic wrap is?

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its frozen and can easily be washed off.

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Well I live in Derby,Derbyshire. Bakewell which is in Derbyshire is famous for the Bakewell Tart (Both a food and once a person).
Cheers
Matt

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I like Scrumpy.

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In China, food, like languages, is regional.

Shanghai has its own cuisine (and language). In general, Shanghai food is quite sweet, and almost never spicey. It's also rather oily. Some of it is delicious, some less so. Thank heavens food from other regions (Xinjiang! Xinjiang!) is readily available.

	29-05-2003 16:02									#88
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quote: Originally posted by Buck Birdseed I like Scrumpy.

Scrumpy is great. That normal fizzy cider piss they sell in pubs (to *End is Forever*) is horrible.

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quote: Originally posted by MikeH Scrumpy is great. That normal fizzy cider piss they sell in pubs (to *End is Forever*) is horrible.

Real scrumpy is quite rare. Adding the dead pig for flavour is frowned upon by HM health inspectors. It's not even a food.

Cheddar, on the other hand, is both a food and a place(soaks up all that acid in scrumpy).