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Any suggestions on how to inform everyone of the addition to define their items? I care.

Perhaps the few that tried it got frustrated wtih having someone else post first and they felt their effort was in vain.:huh:

Hey, it was only an idea to make it more interesting and not just a post count additive. :ROFLMAO:
 
Baba Ghanoush - Eggplant dish similar to hummus. Many variations of this dish are served in different countries as a dip or starter course.

Is this what you meant Timothy?
 
Baba Ghanoush - Eggplant dish similar to hummus. Many variations of this dish are served in different countries as a dip or starter course.

Is this what you meant Timothy?

For sure. I mean, someone posts "Beef", well, I'm pretty sure most people know what "Beef" is.

But something like Baba Ghanoush? I only learned what that was about a year ago. A lot of foods posted in this thread are things I've never heard of. I thought it would be cool if a short description of the ones that aren't common to everyone would be cool for those who also just come in and browse the thread. Heck of a cool way to learn about other foods.
 
For sure. I mean, someone posts "Beef", well, I'm pretty sure most people know what "Beef" is.

But something like Baba Ghanoush? I only learned what that was about a year ago. A lot of foods posted in this thread are things I've never heard of. I thought it would be cool if a short description of the ones that aren't common to everyone would be cool for those who also just come in and browse the thread. Heck of a cool way to learn about other foods.

No problem, I'm game now where's your word? I believe you must start with A
 
oregano

Closely related to the herb marjoram, oregano is also known as wild marjoram. Oregano is a perennial, although it is grown as an annual in colder climates, as it often does not survive the winter months.
 
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