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Tasting the World's flavors! 9/17
garlic7girl
Posts: 2,236 Member
Hey for dinner tonight why not give dinner or lunch if you still have time...and give it some international flare?! Try a cuisine from another country! Or if you are cooking do the same...often times other countries add more veggies, a different vegetable or add different spices and herbs then what we are used to!
Indian cuisine has many different spices and different flavors, Italian (Thailand too although different) uses the great basil and for that matter along with the Greeks olive oil! Potatoes abound in Peru. Chinese, Japanese, Scandinavian, Spanish African...so many cultures to choose from.
It doesn't have to be a huge all out change just maybe a bread, a spice, even thier style of eating...taking your time and enjoying the food!
Seek and find!
I learned about the Chipotle...love the flavor it brings to soups and sauces!
Peace,
WW
Indian cuisine has many different spices and different flavors, Italian (Thailand too although different) uses the great basil and for that matter along with the Greeks olive oil! Potatoes abound in Peru. Chinese, Japanese, Scandinavian, Spanish African...so many cultures to choose from.
It doesn't have to be a huge all out change just maybe a bread, a spice, even thier style of eating...taking your time and enjoying the food!
Seek and find!
I learned about the Chipotle...love the flavor it brings to soups and sauces!
Peace,
WW
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Lol, I just had Korean Pork Bulgogi for lunch!0
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I'm having chicken with black beans, Rotell, peppers, onions, chili powder, paprika, cumin, garlic and brown rice
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Ms O is that Puerto Rican?0
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i don't know where it's from, honestly! with my work schedule, i don't have time to cook, so i crock pot it on the weekends, freeze my individual portions, and grab something from the freezer every day! it's REALLY good! tonight was my first taste of it!
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It sounds more Cajun than Puerto Rican. Closest I would guess is jambalaya without the sausage. South American, and/or Carribean.0
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had chinese for lunch! 0
