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Not sure what would be considered Canadian food, I am 1/2 german 1/2 polish so I grew up eating alot of european foods. But here in Canada you can get any type of food from any country around the world.
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Yes, but most of these foods are available around the world on the different contenents. What I think BigF350 is after are dishes that are unique to Canada or different countries, i.e maple syrup for us.
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Yes, but most of these foods are available around the world on the different contenents.
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Yes but, I posted a link to canadian recipes to show what we make out of these foods that are readily available in Canada.
ie: They don't have Black or Grizzly bears in Auz.
I try to think outside the box.
I have a special Recipe book "Cooking In Canada" but I won't type them all out.
cheers bigf350 , we also have brandysnaps which i hate but are like a brandy flavoured waffle cone full off wipped cream and those tim tams are good to drink coke or coffee through (bite a bit off each end and use em as a straw) we also have l&p lemon and paeroa- world famous in new zealand (good with southern comfort)
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Well, venezuelan "parrilla" (BBQ) is a must, also we have "arepas" and "empanadas", some kind of bread you might call it, they have round/half round shape and are made of corn flour (not even slightly like mexican tortillas so don´t ask), "hallacas" is the traditional christmas dish, it´s made pouring a "guiso" stew or special stuffing (that varies depending on the region, but mainly meats: pork, beef, ham) in a base made of the same corn flour as the arepas, all wrapped in platain leafs... See? now i´m hungry, see ya, i´ll post with more later
Is that anything like the Swedish "Blood Pudding"? It's basically bread soaked in blood...truly nasty in my opinion!
A favorite English dish is "Toad in the Hole" which is sausages in Yorkshire pudding, for those of you who don't know. I was turned on to it as a kid by friends in Kent.
Question for our neighbors in the vast frozen Northlands: recently my mom was chatting waith a Canadian lady on one of her senior friends forums and was told about the best candy in the world, Coffee Crisp. I did search and found that it has made appearances here in the US on occasion, but disappear off the shelves very quickly, sometimes with one person buying the store's entire stock. Are they really that good? And who can I get to send me some?!
My country's contribution to food? I can't think of anything to be proud of...hamburgers maybe...but good ones, not the mass-produced fast-food chain glop. Cajun food, BBQ maybe.
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I was thinking that maybe I could buy some online...further research required.
Where in Kent, Dennis? My friends were in Sevenoaks, he was a fairly well-known songwriter.
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We stayed with them for a few days when I was 16. They took my folks on a trip over to Chartwell Manor, Winston Chruchill's country estate but I begged off of that one. Kicked myself ever since. One day I'll get back there.
All my relatives there are around Bath.
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