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bradfordkay -> RE: THE THREAD!!! (7/9/2009 8:26:15 AM)
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Eric, you can't help being French. Maybe one day you'll learn to cope with your 'disability', but until then we're willing to help you manage [:D][:'(]
At least, you aren't from europe, right [;)]
As an englishman, i think Dixie is in Europe...but without being in it, but being a small part of it but not within.....[sm=dizzy.gif];
Sorry, it's a bit of an old joke in France...it's coming as far as General De Gaulle.
I don't want to ignite any political debate here.....
When I was an exchange student in the UK in 1983, I was frequently and strongly advised by British students that they were not Europeans. I recall one young lady being most emphatic that "they were subjects, not citizens". Most of my British friends now refer to themselves as Europeans and as citizens. So I'm assuming that times have changed. And just for the record, I'm one American who loves British food. But also French,Scandanavian,German,Spanish,Portugese,Carribean,South American,Japanese,Korean........H'm, I starting to see a pattern here...[:D]
you forgot cajun which is good and tex-mex which is good and the best of all texas barbecue.
No , I didn't. I like Cajun, but can't handle spiceyness. Tone it down and I love it. That's why Thai's not on my list. Again, tone it down and it's great. Food's no fun if your taste buds get nuked on the 1st bite. Then you might as well be eating college food. Tex-mex is fine, but I perfer Real Mexican when I can get it. Sorry Bobo.[:)]
good cajun is not supposed to nuke the taste buds in the first bite. that is crappy cajun that the chef has to mask the fact that his food tastes like sh*t so he throws in a huge amount of hot spices to kill your taste buds so you don't notice.
Agreed... lazy or poor cooks think that spicy has to mean "flamethrower peppery" when it should be a tasteful blend of flavors that delights the palate...
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