>> I like the way the inclusive group sets itself up as an alternative to the hate group -- and they seem to be more successful, too! <<
:D Yes.
>> In an odd way, it reminds me of the kid a few years ago who made a "voting booth" costume for Halloween, with two treat buckets labeled "Democratic" and "Republican". <<
LOL I bet that got a lot of candy.
>>That burgoo recipe is a somewhat more complex version of the one I learned as jambalaya from a friend. I've already observed that their jambalaya wasn't very similar to the kind you get in Louisiana, but this is the first time it's occurred to me that their being from Kentucky may have been part of the reason. <<
Yummy. It's interesting to study how recipes change over distance, often evolving to incorporate local ingredients.
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Date: 2015-05-14 06:36 am (UTC):D Yes.
>> In an odd way, it reminds me of the kid a few years ago who made a "voting booth" costume for Halloween, with two treat buckets labeled "Democratic" and "Republican". <<
LOL I bet that got a lot of candy.
>>That burgoo recipe is a somewhat more complex version of the one I learned as jambalaya from a friend. I've already observed that their jambalaya wasn't very similar to the kind you get in Louisiana, but this is the first time it's occurred to me that their being from Kentucky may have been part of the reason. <<
Yummy. It's interesting to study how recipes change over distance, often evolving to incorporate local ingredients.