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Your Favorite Food Thu Dec 29, 2005 7:31 am  Your Favorite Food
 

What's your favorite food?
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Your Favorite Food Sat Dec 31, 2005 1:18 am  Your Favorite Food
 

Some of my favourite dishes are from the Lebanese (or Middle Eastern) cooking, like:

- Baba Ghannouj (a dip made of aubergines and tahine -- sesame paste)
- Mloukhie (a special green vegetable)
- Tabbouleh (a parsley and burghul salad)

and from the Swiss cuisine, like:

cheese fondue (fondue au fromage) and raclette.
Bon app?tit!

From Britain, I love porridge (delicious with cream) and the Scottish shortbread, to name but a few. Also, British / American cakes and pies are just fabulous.

I could go on indefinitely, but let me just add that German bread is out of this world (they have hundreds of different kinds, if I remember right).

I ate at an Indonesian restaurant a long time ago and don't remember what I had, only that it was similar to Chinese cooking (or so I thought) and that I quite liked it.
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