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Re: Are there any English chefs???

by Mike....... <mikerclothing@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 6, 2008 at 06:53 PM

Following up to  buycatering@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

> I suppose there arn't many chefs that
>just cook traditional British food.

if "trad" means meat and 2 veg yes, but a place like Rules is trad
British, pub food is usually trad british. What would a New Zealand
"traditional" chef be, or American (outside of tex mex and cajun) or
Ozzie? I think all the anglo saxon english speaking ex UK colonies
cook stuff based on UK food overlaid with the cooking of other
immigrant/colonist groups, thats why americans are blind to seeing
english food existing? Its what a fair number of thier ancestors
(includung the Irish ones, the food is similar) would have originally
cooked.
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Mike
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Re: Are there any English chefs???
Mike....... <mikerclot  2008-02-06 18:53:33 
Re: Are there any English chefs???
"'Mike'" <3d  2008-02-07 09:56:32 
Re: Are there any English chefs???
Sacha <sacha@[EMAIL PR  2008-02-07 13:45:00 
Re: Are there any English chefs???
Mike....... <mikerclot  2008-02-07 15:31:30 

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