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Call for recipes!
Dear flist,
As part of my 101 Things in 1001 Days project, I am trying to broaden my cooking horizons. So for the next three months, the plan is to cook a "new" and "exotic" dish every week.
I could always go hunt down recipes on the internet, but I find that my experience is always best when I get recommendations from my friends.
So, dear flist, do you have any fun/new/exciting recipes that I could try? My regular culinary experience is North American/French Canadian, with occasional forays into cooking with curry and various stir-fries. What can you suggest that will make me break out of my culinary rut? (Dish names are good, and bonus points if you can provide the actual recipe)
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As part of my 101 Things in 1001 Days project, I am trying to broaden my cooking horizons. So for the next three months, the plan is to cook a "new" and "exotic" dish every week.
I could always go hunt down recipes on the internet, but I find that my experience is always best when I get recommendations from my friends.
So, dear flist, do you have any fun/new/exciting recipes that I could try? My regular culinary experience is North American/French Canadian, with occasional forays into cooking with curry and various stir-fries. What can you suggest that will make me break out of my culinary rut? (Dish names are good, and bonus points if you can provide the actual recipe)
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(For variable definitions of "decent"...)
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Although this one is more traditional: http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2000/01/26/nshaggis000126.html
As is this one: http://www.rampantscotland.com/recipes/blrecipe_haggis.htm
And, well, you get the idea: http://www.churchofjesus.ca/recipes/food_recipe.htm