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To: kumar who wrote (15012)	12/29/2001 11:43:30 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 281500

OT: Lately UK, BBC has started to popularize some carribean,etc cooking, already for some time.. They even force feed cable finland with it. (Although I think Red Dwarf is more important for Foreign Affairs) Coming to US according to the PB-BBC link news.bbc.co.uk funny guy, in many, many ways. <"We think American audiences are going to scream when they see him," said Merv Griffin, the show's producer. > Ilmarinen But "european curry culture" is/was a sad story, especially here in the north. (but is getting better with more recent, actual expert immigrants)

To: kumar who wrote (15012)	12/29/2001 2:03:26 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

I am told that the most popular English food is "curry" :-) (On Topic... eventually) Of course one of my favorite side dishes is Bombay Duck. The EEC banned it here. Friends would ask me what "Bombay Duck" was, usually in a restaurant and before the dish arrived. I would go though the whole story about fish living in the most polluted water in the world (just off Bombay) eating all sorts of crapola (including partially cremated human body parts), caught and dried flyblown in the searing tropical heat on the dockside. The dish would arrive, and the pungent smell would reinforce the story told. Always gets a reaction -g- So Bombay duck was banned by the b*strd bureaucrats in Belgium. We stiff upper lip Brits took this blow to our well being in our stride along with the many other deliberately inflicted wounds by the EEC. Message 16728597 But not even the EEC can keep the Brits down. Another sweet victory, on top of the 20yr battle over the definition of Chocolate -g- bombay-duck.co.uk This is a sub link of a whole load of rebellious troublemakers -lol- euro-sceptic.org foodreference.com