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[pitdakota]

@biancardi......I picked the right time to sign on and come to the board!  Saw your nic and just had to wave hello.  Good to see you! 

[kdgn]

Waving "Hi" to B-

[butterfly123]

Minnesota definitely has to be "hot dish"

[Sooner]

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@just bee wrote:

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@Sooner wrote:

First of all it is the opinion of someone shallow person.  Second it is a mean little list that perpetuates stereotypes about areas of the country and the people that live there.  I mean really, this is 1950s or 1960s think. . . 

I don't think it has any relevancy other than "duh".

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It's accurate where New Mexico's concerned.  No microaggression -- just fact.

Just remember: It's chile, not chili.  But we do like to include chile in our chili recipes, of course.

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I roast, peel and freeze at least 10 pounds of those puppies every year!  I LOVE THEM!  Hatch chiles!!!!  CANNOT be beat!

[biancardi]

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@pitdakota wrote:

@biancardi......I picked the right time to sign on and come to the board!  Saw your nic and just had to wave hello.  Good to see you! 

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hi pitdakota!!  Good to see you too

Hi kdgn

[Sooner]

Oklahoma: BEEF!  Pecan pie, peanuts, native pecans (the best you will ever eat and they are tiny and hard to pick out--crisp and nutty not like most commercial pecans that have a soft texture), watermelons, kolaches (Czech population!), bbq, pinto beans and cornbread, and BLACKBERRY cobbler!  Oh and fried pies are pretty popular too--a blast from the past!

I associate Alabama and Mississippi with caramel cake.  I simply can't be along with a caramel cake!  The old fashioned ones with icing made in a cast iron skillet your grandma had.

[Sister Golden Hair]

Missouri has this great seasoning. You never know what you may find on the road to take home for supper.

[FLgardener]

Florida--Key Lime Pie!

[Lila Belle]

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@tansy wrote:

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@QueenDanceALot wrote:

This thread is making me hungry.

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I know...not for pho, though 😕

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Tansy, Pho is the ultimate comfort food, like chicken soup! My oldest brother is Vietnamese-French-American and my mom made sure he had foods he was used to. We have several excellent Pho restaurants and we do take away several times a month. My kids love it and we always order a pork, chicken and vegetarian pho. It's so good it's difficult to have a favorite.

[JustJazzmom]

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@biancardi wrote:

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@pitdakota wrote:

@biancardi......I picked the right time to sign on and come to the board!  Saw your nic and just had to wave hello.  Good to see you! 

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hi pitdakota!!  Good to see you too

Hi kdgn

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Hiya! Good to see you posting!