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Do You Agree with the Top 10 International Cuisines?
Read more: Do You Agree with the Top 10 International Cuisines?Everybody has an opinion about what cultural food is best. Do you agree with ListWoo.com’s list? Or would you change it?
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A Hot Summer’s Day and a Cold Snowball Treat
Read more: A Hot Summer’s Day and a Cold Snowball TreatA hot summer’s day calls for a cold icy treat!
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Cravings for Butter Chicken
Read more: Cravings for Butter ChickenButter chicken is a creamy, smooth and decadent Indian dish worth trying.
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New Orleans: C & A Seafood
Read more: New Orleans: C & A SeafoodOriginally posted on Multi Cultural Cooking Network: Although most restaurants in New Orleans are worth the wait in the more touristy locations such as Jackson Square, Magazine St and Bourbon St, you’ll find C&A seafood off the beaten path of Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and close to the major interstates by 5 minutes or…
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Jambon-buerre
Read more: Jambon-buerreEat a ham sandwich like the French do with butter. An artisan cafe serving among other sandwiches, Jambon-buerre (Photo Credit: Oski97, Flickr)
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For the Love of Granitas
Read more: For the Love of GranitasGranita is a very easy frozen dessert recipe that is wonderful for the summer.
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The “Zemo” Global Snack Effect
Read more: The “Zemo” Global Snack EffectBaron Zemo’s constant talk about Turkish delight made us wonder about other snacks around the world.
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Argentina’s Empanadas de Vigilia
Read more: Argentina’s Empanadas de VigiliaIn Argentina and other South American countries, you will find meatless options for empanadas called empanadas de Vigilia.
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What In the World is for Breakfast? (Japanese Soufflé Pancakes)
Read more: What In the World is for Breakfast? (Japanese Soufflé Pancakes)Sometimes a change is nice and Japanese soufflé pancakes are a great alternative to the regular flatter griddle pancakes.
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Maryland’s Smith Island Cake
Read more: Maryland’s Smith Island CakeThe Smith Island Cake is the official cake of Maryland.
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