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Chicken breast Ham or bacon?

college student = party!! :mrgreen:

What about mushroom bruschetta or an omelette or frittata? Or as one of the ways that I often eat them, simply pan cooked with some bacon cubes (slices), olive oil, salt and pepper (onions or onion salt is optional). Parmesan cheese to top.

Grandfather = bedtime stories

:lol: (Can't say as though I disagree with you Kadesma, but.....) Oprah Oscars or Emmys?

If done properly, it is simply fantastic! :smile:

I get enough spam in my inbox :lol: .... so I must say Corned beed. :smile: Pesto alla Genovese or Carbonara? :chef:

I am not a big expert in the field. But have you tried a Rosato? I find it light, not too expensive, fresh as a white wine and still fruit flavoured. :smile:

Welcome CrémeBrulée! I am new to this forum too, but I can already tell you how great & fun it is! :-) I am very curious about Iceland and its cuisine. Cheers,

Peaches. Nutella or Penaut Butter?

Thank you everybody for your warm welcome! :-)

I got 24 and I agree with you... their answer for 25 is wrong from an Italian view point. Cheers,

Mine is: Mad Roger Read Every pirate is a little bit crazy. You, though, are more than just a little bit. Even through many pirates have a reputation for not being the brightest souls on earth, you defy the sterotypes. You've got taste and education. Arr! That was fun! :smile:

Nutella is part of my culture and I grew up with it (the scale is my testimonial :rofl: ). I never tasted peanut butter before moving to Ireland (2 years ago) and to me it tastes fine (nothing too exciting nor dull) but I wouldn't use as much peanut butter as I use Nutella. Probably I am in the...

Ok, it is time to introduce myself! My name is Antonio, an Italian living in Ireland (from a cooking viewpoint this is a tragedy :lol:). They say I am a very good cook and above all I totally enjoy good food. My wife is a great cook, so I don't get too much the chance of cooking. :chef: She...

Ciao, this is true for all the typical cuisines, but it is particulary interesting true in the Italian case. Being an Italian living in an English speaking country I see very creative names. A few examples: It's Panino, not Panini. In Italy we use panini to indicate more than 1 panino. It's...

It's gonna be okay. Italian sausages... yummy :pig: