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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanksgiving with all the new world foods. Turkey Mashed potatoes Cornbread Squash Green beans Stuffing Cranberry sauce Pumpkin and blueberry pies[/quote] This. Remind him that many foods he probably assumes are European actually originated in the Americas. Tomatoes, potatoes, chocolate, pumpkin. None of these are traditionally European foods. [/quote] +1. Tomatoes always surprises people. Also you could serve chicken parm (maybe you ate this growing up and have a recipe?) What about pork chops and applesauce? I don't think I saw that on the thread yet. Biscuits and gravy with bacon, eggs, coffee, and juice? [/quote] It never surprises me. You know what else is American? Anything corn or corn-based, peanuts, eggplant (all the nightshade family, really.)[/quote] Aren't eggplants native to Asia?[/quote]
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