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Lenleigh Jan 9th, 2003 07:50 PM

You're welcome for the recipe! There are a bunch more (many are favorite dishes from restaurants) on www.9news.com Just look along the left hand side in the red area for a tab called Recipe's. <BR><BR>Junebug, I am in Colorado and have never seen Nutella at my grocery store. I would think someone has to have it here though. I think I will have to hunt for it now.

Carol Jan 9th, 2003 09:29 PM

Really miss the &quot;authentic&quot; bagels that you get in NJ - they are crispy on the outside but just doughy enough on the inside. All others are just plain &quot;doughy&quot;. <BR><BR>Also miss my TastyKakes! We now get Taylor Pork Roll here in SC, but there's nothing like getting it grilled on the boardwalk...

joebob Jan 10th, 2003 08:57 AM

I dream about food alot, and it changes alot as well. currently it is Cioppino from Scoma's or Cafe Michealangelo (I think) in SF. and Carnitas Burrittos from Chipotle (various locations US) or Anna's Taqueria (Brookline, Ma)

Sara Jan 10th, 2003 10:25 AM

When I was a teenager my mom took me on a tour of Europe. In Amsterdam we had Rijkstaffel (sp?) which I believe translates to rice table. They brought us dish after dish of delicious dutch indonesian food with, of course, rice. It was the kind of meal you had to plan ahead for so you'd be starving when you got there.

Tired Jan 10th, 2003 03:02 PM

I dream about any food that SOMEONE ELSE makes for me.

Me Too Jan 10th, 2003 03:53 PM

Amen, Tired of Cooking!<BR><BR>And thanks for the shout-out to Cheez-Its -- I work at Keebler (we bought Sunshine, its maker, in 1997). I'd send you some if I weren't too darned cheep to pay for the postage!

xxx Jan 10th, 2003 05:56 PM

I live in Montreal and dream about corn bread, buttermilk biscuits and krispy kremes. Its impossible to find these foods up here.

Lois Jan 10th, 2003 06:52 PM

hmm!!!!! all of your foods sound delicious..<BR>I miss my moms homemade Matzoball soup...she made the BEST... shes been gone for 10 years.. and it wasnt a written recipie.. you know.. she just made them from her head...<BR>Goshh... they were always perfect!! Oh, and her stuffing with Turkey at Thanksgiving.. NOBODY made stuffing like my Mom:)

JC Jan 17th, 2003 06:32 AM

Royal Red Shrimp in the Redneck Riviera!

Graeme Jan 17th, 2003 06:41 AM

A fruit salad I had in Samoa,a Pacific island over 30 years ago,the tomato on a pizza I had in Rome.

mm Jan 17th, 2003 06:50 AM

Falafal on the streets of Amsterdam.

CP Jan 17th, 2003 09:10 AM

Circus Peanuts!!

xxx Jan 17th, 2003 03:00 PM

To Me Too:<BR>On a recent visit home to the U.S., I bought a giant box of Cheez-Its back to Europe (plus some other snacks). My husband dove into the Cheez-Its like they were his last meal. Mmm. <BR>(We eat plenty of gourmet food here, so you foodies be kind and give us a break). <BR>We'll be visiting a friend who lives near Dortmund, Germany. Apparently there's a Wal-Mart there (a lot of Germans like shopping there) and I'm going to see what American snacks are available. Crossing my fingers to find some nice, sinful American junkfood!

canuck Jan 22nd, 2003 08:44 AM

yogurt w. honey and greek salad in Santorini<BR>gelato anywhere in Italy<BR>corn beef sandwich at Schwartz in Montreal<BR>sardines in Portugal<BR>best pizza in world (really-they won a contest!!) in London Ontario


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