Sorry about the missing image on the National Food swap!
These are calzones and you can fill them with anything from pepperoni & cheese to spinach & artichokes to whatever the mood strikes you. We ate these a lot in Pennsylvania.
Collard Greens are a very common dish in the south, but this transplanted yankie doesn't care for them. But I have learned how to cook them!
We raised our kids in Pennsylvania where Gobs are all the rage! These are not your normal cookies and frosting. They are a muffin-like cookie/biscuit with a cream cheese whipped amazingly yummy stuff in the middle.
So, I'm from Maine! We have a lot of food that is well known all over... but I'm such a picky eater, I don't like it, haha! We have some foods that aren't as widely known about, loved, or accepted. I found a YouTube video once of people from out west trying "Maine dishes," and their reactions are what made me realize some things are just Maine things, lol.
First, lobster, but in particular, the lobster roll
Apparently, red hot dogs aren't a thing all over the U.S.
Not everyone loves Moxie, but we have a festival in Lisbon each year. I will one day run the Moxie 5k :)
Finally, I always thought whoopie pies were everywhere, but I have found out from more than one tourist to ME, that maybe they're not?
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Sorry about the missing image on the National Food swap!
These are calzones and you can fill them with anything from pepperoni & cheese to spinach & artichokes to whatever the mood strikes you. We ate these a lot in Pennsylvania.
I received the awesome Origami Hearts!! Thank you!
They just mentioned your town on a Sonic commercial! You're famous!
We raised our kids in Pennsylvania where Gobs are all the rage! These are not your normal cookies and frosting. They are a muffin-like cookie/biscuit with a cream cheese whipped amazingly yummy stuff in the middle.
Hi, Grace!
So, I'm from Maine! We have a lot of food that is well known all over... but I'm such a picky eater, I don't like it, haha! We have some foods that aren't as widely known about, loved, or accepted. I found a YouTube video once of people from out west trying "Maine dishes," and their reactions are what made me realize some things are just Maine things, lol.
First, lobster, but in particular, the lobster roll
Apparently, red hot dogs aren't a thing all over the U.S.
Not everyone loves Moxie, but we have a festival in Lisbon each year. I will one day run the Moxie 5k :)
Finally, I always thought whoopie pies were everywhere, but I have found out from more than one tourist to ME, that maybe they're not?
This is for Profile Deco: National Foods ... and I'm @Bhindblueeyes
:) :) :)
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We have some strange food here in Wales...
Bara Brith ("Speckled Bread") it is a yeast based bread with dried fruits inside! its actually super sweet!
Cawl Cymreig (pronounced 'cowl', meaning soup or broth) is a stew made from bacon, lamb or beef, cabbage and leeks!
Glamorgan Sausages are actually 100% vegetarian and are made with Cheese, leek or spring onions ! They're so yummy
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