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   5/09/08

   mattclark

   Sweet and sour pork, loaded up on fried white rice and then just to be a complete heathen, garlic naan bread on the side

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   5/09/08

   cayasm

   Chinese and Spanish foods do it for me

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   5/09/08

   zawadi

   ok I love Italian Cooking, next to my Mom's Creole Cooking.

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4. 

   5/09/08

   SteveRebooted

   Israeli Chicken and Dumplings

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5. 

   5/09/08

   RTBjr73

   Throw me into an Indian resteraunt...and I am in heaven!!!!

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   1. 

      5/09/08

      calais50

      Way too spicy for me!
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      5/09/08

      RTBjr73

      I grew up in Texas and won my first hot chili contest whenI was young...lol
      
      I guess my tastebuds are numb to spicy stuff
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   5/09/08

   myriadlife

   Has to be Thai but I love nearly everything, Indian is a close run second, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian - I like them all better than plain old British food.

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7. 

   5/09/08

   Anniepooh

   French.

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8. 

   5/09/08

   greekgourmand

   My blog pretty much sums up my preference: greekgourmand.blogspot.com/
   
   Selected traditional and regional Greek food recipes along with reflections relating to the culinary practices, customs, facts, and history of Greek cookery and gastronomy.

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9. 

   5/09/08

   Norski

   Lefse and gjetost. It's been a long time since I've had either, and longer since I've had well-made samples.
   
   The gjetost available in America, at least where I was able to look, is cut half-and-half with cows' milk: a deplorably insipid product.
   
   Oh, well: I'll live.
   
   (Funny, you seldom hear about Norwegian cuisine: I suppose 1,001 ways to prepare scrod does have a limited appeal.)

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10. 

    5/09/08

    hepp2

    Well, I moved from New York City with the best ethnic food selection in the world to Idaho where the ethnic food is Mexican and Basque. Both fine cuisines, but I miss Jewish delis, Indian, Ukranian, Polish, Chinese, and Afghani food! I used to eat Afghan kebabs 5 times a week, so I guess I miss them the most!

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11. 

    5/09/08

    TonyB

    sushi...sushi & more sushi!

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12. 

    5/09/08

    gosmelltheflowers

    All these posts on fooood AND we're on day 4 of our full Thailand fast..
    
    We love Thai, Indian and Italian.
    
    Fave - Indian!

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13. 

    5/10/08

    OzScot

    Indian!! Indian! Indian! Nothing beats a good Lamb Vindaloo! Oh damn, I'm salivating now....
    
    Ben

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14. 

    5/10/08

    wehireu

    Lasagna with spinach.

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15. 

    5/10/08

    globalgirl

    Thai and indian dishes are on my top list. Yum!

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16. 

    5/10/08

    robertstevenson

    I love garlic, curry, onion, cumin, wasabe, ginger, oregano. My fave cuisine would have to be Italian. My grandparents on my Mom's side were from Italy, and I'm drawn like a magnet to all Italian food.

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17. 

    5/10/08

    genopianist54

    I like Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese, They all similar but has a different taste, really like their white noodle, spicy sauce and their tea too.

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    1. 

       5/10/08

       DaneMorgan

       I love some Bulgogi rice and kimchi on occasion.
18. 

    5/10/08

    DaneMorgan

    Corned Beef and Cabbage is my favorite meal, followed by many many Mexican dishes in a row.

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19. 

    5/10/08

    misterDog

    mexican

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20. 

    5/10/08

    jafabrit

    Thai, Indian, Turkish, Italian and a few classic dishes from my homeland,England.

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21. 

    5/10/08

    nardeeisms

    It's a tossup between sushi and pepper pot - Nards

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