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To: JRandomFreeper

Corn on the cob?


39 posted on 05/16/2012 3:37:23 PM PDT by clbiel (Islamophobia: The irrational fear of being decapitated)
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To: clbiel
Maize did come from the Americas, but it was traditionally ground to use as a grain to make breads and gruels.

I don't know who first tried boiled sweet corn.

Lots of what we call 'Mexican' food was a fusion of indian and Spanish foods. All foods come from somewhere else, until it's lost in the mists of time.

We humans have been adapting and swiping recipes since before recorded history began. I continue that proud tradition. ;)

/johnny

44 posted on 05/16/2012 3:44:58 PM PDT by JRandomFreeper (Gone Galt)
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To: clbiel

What about the turducken? That’s GOT to be USA.
Personally, I like the copurnican. That’s a deep-fried cow stuffed with a pig stuffed with a turkey stuffed with a chicken that has a Snickers bar shoved up its a**. ( No duck, too greasy. lol)


92 posted on 05/16/2012 6:24:01 PM PDT by clbiel (Islamophobia: The irrational fear of being decapitated)
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