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Post by Beck on Oct 12, 2014 11:22:30 GMT 10
What food or drink do you consider seasonal? Do you have those food at any time of year anyway? What meals do you prepare for the big occasions? (Thanksgiving, Halloween, Christmas, Easter)
To me fruit pudding is a Christmas thing, though I don't eat it then anyway. Do Americans eat roast turkey other times than Thanksgiving?
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Post by Lizzie on Oct 19, 2014 18:11:46 GMT 10
What do you mean by fruit pudding, Beck?
Christmas - turkey, ham, seafood, roast potatoes with duck fat, trifle etc. That's the only real occasion my family celebrates. We might do an Easter brunch though.
I eat more salads in spring/summer, and soups etc in autumn/winter. I see stews/casseroles as winter food, but don't really eat them. Puddings like crumble, bread and butter pudding etc are definitely more wintery.
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Post by Loz on Apr 5, 2015 9:01:48 GMT 10
Red Tulip Easter Egg chocolate is the greatest of easter foods. Have an elegant rabbit in the freezer getting nice and cold (tastes better frozen) ;D
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Post by ronaldo on Aug 18, 2016 19:47:56 GMT 10
I love salads both with fruits and without fruits, orange juice and chicken roast. The combination of chicken roast with appam or ghee rice is really delicious.
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Post by shred on Aug 21, 2016 23:40:18 GMT 10
We don't celebrate Thanksgiving here so we'll have our turkey during Christmas.
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