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The best way to really try ethnic cuisines is in the country of origin. I love to travel and I’d like to bring you with me. Depending on the...
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Find out more about Beth: An explorer of worldwide cuisines, Beth travels constantly. When home in Atlanta, she can be found shopping international markets and eating anything off the menu she can’t pronounce. Contact her at godtess3.0@juno.com |
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Want to try a traditional Finnish dinner? I know I do! Ethnic and Cultural festivals are a great place to try new-to-you foods and learn a different...
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Ethnic and Cultural festivals are a great place to try new-to-you foods and learn a different culture. Plus they are always fun. The highlight of this...
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This is an impressive dessert that will make you look like an accomplished cook. In fact it is easy to make. It was created at the famed...
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The spice in curry powder that gives its yellow color is turmeric. Common in Indian cooking for over 2500 years, it has also been used as a dye. The...
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Soy sauce has a distinct, taste called umami, literally "delicious taste" in Japanese. The free glutamates which naturally occur in soy...
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Kofte, tasty ground meatballs mixed with onions and spices, are common in Turkey and the entire Mediterranean. In the Middle east they are usually...
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This technique for making stuffed cabbage will work equally well for grape leaves. For variety, the ladies at the Turkish cooking school at the...
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Kulfi or Qulfi is a popular flavored frozen dessert from India, but is also found in other parts of Asia and the Middle East. It’s not exactly...
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When sexual potency flags, it’s surprising what a person will consume as a “pick-me-up.” The name comes from Aphrodite, the Greek...
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