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18-11-2011, 07:29
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
Can i have another go 'cos i've seen this late and will be out all day (pretty please )
9. Fajitas Mexico
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18-11-2011, 10:35
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
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re chicken kiev OR Tsiplenokovo Po-Kievski - i thought this might be the answer you were expecting, however the dish is originally french created by Nicolas (Francois) Appert who was a brewer, pickler, confectioner, and chef who also discovered the principles of canning and preserving of food. the dish was taken to russia, as the Empress Elizabeth Petrovna preferred french food. it is believed that it was named the kiev in new york to appease the russian poulation and the name was then brought back to europe. it didn't become popular in russia until after wwII
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There's always one, 'ain't there LOL .. thanks for that, Jedimaster.
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5. Shepherd's Pie (or cottage pie!) UK
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Wrong.
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Can i have another go 'cos i've seen this late and will be out all day (pretty please )
9. Fajitas Mexico
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Oh go on then, seeing as you grovel so sweetly. Correct
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18-11-2011, 13:11
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
Is 5. an Omelette? if so, France.
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18-11-2011, 13:32
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
5. Fritata - Italy
(That's a pretty big jump from a Shepherd's pie!)
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18-11-2011, 13:44
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
15-black beans - Mexico and Cuba
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18-11-2011, 14:00
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
20 Champ Ireland
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18-11-2011, 17:28
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
Sorry -have waited but no-one else has posted for hours....
19. Kebab Turkey
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18-11-2011, 17:45
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
25. Chili con carne, Tex-Mex
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18-11-2011, 17:50
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
19.Kebab Turkey -just to be correct! Thanks for posting Susie...
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19-11-2011, 11:22
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
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Is 5. an Omelette? if so, France.
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5. Fritata - Italy
(That's a pretty big jump from a Shepherd's pie!)
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15-black beans - Mexico and Cuba
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25. Chili con carne, Tex-Mex
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All above .... wrong2.jpg
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20 Champ Ireland
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Oh dear ... so near, but yet so far... have to be precise.
That leaves, 5,15,20,22,23, and 25.
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19-11-2011, 13:38
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
25 Goulash, Hungary cos it's got potatoes in it.
Someeone else have a go please cos I think I know what 15 is.
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19-11-2011, 14:06
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
23. Tequilla Sunrise - USA
Susie, 15 looks disgusting but I'd like to know what it is to make sure I don't order it in a restaurant by mistake!
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19-11-2011, 14:23
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
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23. Tequilla Sunrise - USA
Susie, 15 looks disgusting but I'd like to know what it is to make sure I don't order it in a restaurant by mistake!
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Thanks for posting Steve. If I'm right then 15 is laverbread, Wales.
It's a kind of seaweed and not bad when eaten with bacon. I did buy some years ago from Swansea Market when we were on hols down there.
PS I'm not clear as to whether each country only has one mention in this Quiz in which case your tequila sunrise USA would not be allowed as we've already had burgers. It does certainly look like that however.
PPS I now know what 22 is as found the very same picture on Google images. Hope that's not cheating!
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19-11-2011, 14:32
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
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Thanks for posting Steve. If I'm right then 15 is laverbread, Wales.
It's a kind of seaweed and not bad when eaten with bacon. I did buy some years ago from Swansea Market when we were on hols down there.
PS I'm not clear as to whether each country only has one mention in this Quiz in which case your tequila sunrise USA would not be allowed as we've already had burgers. It does certainly look like that however.
PPS I now know what 22 is as found the very same picture on Google images. Hope that's not cheating!
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Laverbread probably tastes better than it looks. There are a couple of dishes from France already so I think countries can crop up more than once, although my answer could still be wrong!
PS I won't tell anyone you've been looking things up on Google!!
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19-11-2011, 15:21
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Re: Foreign Foods Quiz.
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Laverbread probably tastes better than it looks. There are a couple of dishes from France already so I think countries can crop up more than once, although my answer could still be wrong!
PS I won't tell anyone you've been looking things up on Google!!
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Just looked up Kate's post 38 in which she gives the answers and yes there are two things from France on there but I would quibble and say moules frites is Belgian... was going to suggest a French dish for no 5 but not sure now!
Anyway,... 22 is moussaka from Greece. And I'm sure I'm not the only one to look for a little help in these matters.
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