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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 17 Jan 07

Spain is divided into several culinary regions. Castilla la Vieja is the land of roasts, Madrid of cocidos (stews), Castilla la Nueva of pistos, Andalucia of fried food, etc. And of course, everybody is familiar with the...

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suscan This is very intersting, I honestly did not understand the difference,your posts are educational. Thanks

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 17 Jan 07

Spain is divided into several culinary regions. Castilla la Vieja is the land of roasts, Madrid of cocidos (stews), Castilla la Nueva of pistos, Andalucia of fried food, etc. And of course, everybody is familiar with the...

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coffeechat We like the food of Rioja a lot. I suppose because we were introduced to it by friends. Horchata de Chufa is something I have always enjoyed. We have a friend who is a pelotati (a game similar to squash)Juan de Armas introduced us to a whole variety of...

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 17 Jan 07

Spain is divided into several culinary regions. Castilla la Vieja is the land of roasts, Madrid of cocidos (stews), Castilla la Nueva of pistos, Andalucia of fried food, etc. And of course, everybody is familiar with the...

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mistypq I like the sound of stews? What would be in a stew? I thought rissotto was a rice dish with sea food! Am I close or not at all lol. I would like some Spanish recipies and Mexican if you would like to share thank you! I would like you to be a friend so i have...

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 17 Jan 07

Spain is divided into several culinary regions. Castilla la Vieja is the land of roasts, Madrid of cocidos (stews), Castilla la Nueva of pistos, Andalucia of fried food, etc. And of course, everybody is familiar with the...

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craftwave Since I lived in Spain for three years I got to experience the food alot. Hard to say what my favorite is though since you could order the same thing from two different resturantes and get two different versions. I loved the garlic chicken at La Rufeanas and I...

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 17 Jan 07

Spain is divided into several culinary regions. Castilla la Vieja is the land of roasts, Madrid of cocidos (stews), Castilla la Nueva of pistos, Andalucia of fried food, etc. And of course, everybody is familiar with the...

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braveheartpt I went to Spain 2 weeks ago, I spend there a week in Marbella, Andalucia. I stay at an apartment hotel so one of the meals we made ourselves, the other we discover some differences between Spain and my country Portugal. The paella for me it´s a great Spanish...

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 17 Jan 07

Spain is divided into several culinary regions. Castilla la Vieja is the land of roasts, Madrid of cocidos (stews), Castilla la Nueva of pistos, Andalucia of fried food, etc. And of course, everybody is familiar with the...

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villageanne LOL After reading your discussion, I am afraid to answer your question. I may be one of those people who are not sure what is Spanish and what is Mexican. I do like Spanish Rice...is that a safe bet? Welcome to mylot. I have sent you a friend connection...

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 18 Jan 07

If chowder for you means a thick, milky soup containing bacon and potatoes, then corn chowder fits the definition. While my late DH loved clam chowder more than anything else, he loved corn chowder, too. 6 strips thick-cut...

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sunrisekn Yummy!! The cold from just hit us here in South Carolina sounds perfect! Thanks for the recipe. I'm going to try it this weekend.

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 18 Jan 07

If chowder for you means a thick, milky soup containing bacon and potatoes, then corn chowder fits the definition. While my late DH loved clam chowder more than anything else, he loved corn chowder, too. 6 strips thick-cut...

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ronita34 I haven't ate breakfast yet and you have my guts growling so loud. Especially clamchoder and homemade too boot ... MMMMMMMMMM!!! I will take down this recipe at once!

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 18 Jan 07

If chowder for you means a thick, milky soup containing bacon and potatoes, then corn chowder fits the definition. While my late DH loved clam chowder more than anything else, he loved corn chowder, too. 6 strips thick-cut...

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lifeiseasy oh I love corn chowder ...but never order it from a reataurant ...lol i always make my own ... your recipes is very different than mine ... I am sure your would be scrumptious ... I am not a fan of thyme so i will have to use this with out it ...sorry ...will...

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ElusiveButterfly @ElusiveButterfly (45933) • United States 31 Jan 07

I taught myself to crochet from watching others and by instructional books or video clips. Even so it is frustrating to read a pattern. Just when you think you know what you are doing they toss in some abbreviated term that you...

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Married2aMarine I taught myself to crochet about a month ago from just a booklet and online instructions. It's a little confusing at times. I've only made 2 scarfs so far. I'm going to start on a baby blanket soon for a friend of mine. I still find it hard to get the tension...

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 19 Jan 07

Temple University had been founded a century earlier, but never once had enough snow fallen in Philadelphia to result in its canceling classes. After all, snow does not interfere with protected underground the operation of the...

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ElusiveButterfly What a great story. I don't care for winter as much as I did when I was younger. The more years I add on the more I dislike winter. The best part of it is making snowmen with the grandkids. It is fun to help them make the base, then the middle, and the...

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villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 30 Jan 07

Beans are frugal to purchase. If you watch for sales, you should be able to purchase a bag of 4 pound for .99. Even if they are not on sale, they are inexpensive. Many think that pinto beans are only good for cooking but that...

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 19 Jan 07

Temple University had been founded a century earlier, but never once had enough snow fallen in Philadelphia to result in its canceling classes. After all, snow does not interfere with protected underground the operation of the...

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wm69love88 yes,I like winter best because I can go skating in winter. I like snow and I like making snowmen with my friends.

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 19 Jan 07

Temple University had been founded a century earlier, but never once had enough snow fallen in Philadelphia to result in its canceling classes. After all, snow does not interfere with protected underground the operation of the...

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Grammasherri When I was a child, it was sledding. Boy, was that fun! I went to the same park this past summer (35 yrs later OMG) and the hill is no taller than I am now. Why do things look so much larger as a child? I, also loved making snowmen and snow angels.

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dhouston @dhouston (417) • United States 18 Jan 07

Twenty years ago I enjoyed the friendship of an elderly lady who as a teenager had survived the terrible Armenian holocaust perpetrated by Turkey and then the death march to Aleppo, where she was able to emigrate to the US, living...

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villageanne I just love stuffed cabbage but I have never made it with lamb meat. May have to try your recipe. I love the way you add history lesson to all your discussions. You are a great writer. Thanks for the recipe and the history lesson.

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villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 29 Jan 07

We lived in the country all my life. It was a mile in either direction to our nearest neighbor, which was my Grandparents. I learned at an early age just how important Grandparents are to a child. Grandparents have such knowledge...

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lifeiseasy I think you are wasting your talents here my dear friend ..that was an awesome story about your grandparents adnI am sure you have put a smile on their face up there ... I am in tears...I shared your life as a child just then through your story ...I can feel...

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villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 29 Jan 07

We lived in the country all my life. It was a mile in either direction to our nearest neighbor, which was my Grandparents. I learned at an early age just how important Grandparents are to a child. Grandparents have such knowledge...

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kitchenwitchoftupper Thank you for sharing your story and memories. I hope you have this preserved for your children as well. And yes, my grandmother on my mother's side is one of my best heroes. Like yours, she had many "home-made remedies". She was a mid-wife, a wonderful...

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villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 29 Jan 07

We lived in the country all my life. It was a mile in either direction to our nearest neighbor, which was my Grandparents. I learned at an early age just how important Grandparents are to a child. Grandparents have such knowledge...

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ElusiveButterfly @ElusiveButterfly (45933) • United States 30 Jan 07

After a day of rest due to my recent illness, I am back and feeling much better! Thank you all for your well wishes. Today I am spending much of my time going over the responses to my discussions and leaving comments, rating...

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nancygibson Its often quite a task to get round all the discussions isnt it, I try to keep up with reponses and ratings for posts, but I must confess I have a huge backlog of best answers to choose. I find them the ardest as its impossible to tell when a discussion has...

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ElusiveButterfly @ElusiveButterfly (45933) • United States 30 Jan 07

After a day of rest due to my recent illness, I am back and feeling much better! Thank you all for your well wishes. Today I am spending much of my time going over the responses to my discussions and leaving comments, rating...

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brendalee I am glad you are feeling better. That stomach bug can be terrible ordeal. I hope I do not get it this year. And yes, I do go back and read things that were posted to my discussions. I try to check them at least a few times a day. I just don't always make a...

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