My Last Supper: A Taste of the World

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The forum discussion centers around participants sharing their ideal last meals, showcasing a wide variety of culinary preferences. Key dishes mentioned include tripe tacos, New England clam chowder, surf and turf, and chocolate macadamia nut cake. Participants express a desire for indulgence, with many opting for multiple courses and comfort foods, reflecting personal memories and cultural influences. The conversation highlights the emotional connection to food and the significance of meals in personal narratives.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of culinary terminology (e.g., surf and turf, sashimi)
  • Familiarity with various international cuisines (e.g., Indonesian, Mexican)
  • Knowledge of meal course structures (e.g., appetizers, main dishes, desserts)
  • Awareness of cultural significance of food in personal and social contexts
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  • Explore traditional Mexican cuisine, focusing on dishes like tripe tacos
  • Research the preparation and cultural significance of Indonesian meals
  • Learn about the history and variations of surf and turf dishes
  • Investigate the emotional and psychological aspects of food choices in different cultures
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Food enthusiasts, culinary students, and anyone interested in the cultural significance of meals and personal food narratives will benefit from this discussion.

  • #31
You might want to check the copyright on that phrase before you bandy it about. Isn't it the title of Hillary Clinton's autobiography?
 
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  • #32
Probably but I wouldn't know I don't read books about her I am not an american
 
  • #33
Welcome to that club...
 
  • #34
Which club is that? non american?
 
  • #35
Aye, lass... Canuk through-and-through...
 
  • #36
Good country! I have never understood the tension between the two...
 
  • #37
ummm... Canadians are americans...
 
  • #38
are they? I always counted them as different oops
 
  • #39
rhuthwaite said:
Good country! I have never understood the tension between the two...
What tension? Canada and the US have more of a sibling rivalry than anything else. Most of the time we get along, but once in a while, we have to give each other nookies and ruffled hair and tease each other over who's better. The big difference is the Canadians still suck up to mom a bit while the US has been disowned. :biggrin:
 
  • #40
Pythagorean said:
ummm... Canadians are americans...
:eek: Bite your tongue!

We do in fact have just as much right to that name, as do any other occupants of North, South, or Central America.
 
  • #41
United States of America is a geographical location not a name. Cummon! Use some imagination folks. :biggrin:
 

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