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dishes

This is a list of notable grape dishes and foods that are prepared using grapes as a primary ingredient. Raisin dishes and foods are also included in this article.

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  1. TastyReuben

    What are 3-5 dishes you’d show a beginner how to cook?

    With MrsT doing the cooking (with me standing by to offer advice/direction), I’ve suggested a few simple-yet-satisfying things for her to make to help build her confidence. That got me thinking…if you were guiding a beginner, what would your first few dishes be, in order to get them started...
  2. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Best China or Charity Shop Plates?

    Plates, dishes, bowls, ramekins... What do you prefer? Cheap and cheerful, doesn't matter if it's broken, best china or for Christmas and special occasions? One or two good plates and the rest cheap? Can it be washed in the dishwasher, or is it a by hand job only for the best? Let's see them...
  3. Barriehie

    Festive Foods!

    What's the occasion and what did you eat?
  4. E

    What dishes are a must on your Christmas table?

    Hi everyone! The holidays are coming, and I’m really curious about the traditional Christmas dishes you have in your country. Where I’m from, we usually serve beetroot soup with dumplings, pierogi with cabbage and mushrooms, carp, different kinds of herring, and a poppy seed cake. What...
  5. Morning Glory

    Forgotten dishes

    Long ago things were simpler. We ate what our ancestors ate with slow modifications as new ingredients were imported or grown or as we became exposed to new cultures. Then change speeded up somewhat. This is certainly true in the UK for all sorts of reasons. Many countries still remain close to...
  6. kaneohegirlinaz

    Sharing Your Homemade Dishes With Others

    I could have sworn that I had started a thread about sharing dishes that we've made, with others. As some of you already know, my elder Mother lives in a Senior Community on the independent side of the house. She has her own one bedroom apartment, with a kitchen. But with her advancing age...
  7. karadekoolaid

    National "Must Try" dishes

    An interesting survey carried out by Tik- Tok, apparently. Fish & Chips seems to fit in with the UK, and Arepas with Venezuela. National Must Try Dishes What about the local analyses, however? Banoffee pie in the South East? Bangers & Mash in London? Parmo in the North East? (Had to look that...
  8. TastyReuben

    Let’s see your…drying dishes!

    Yes, in the quest to start the most banal topic ever, here’s a pic of my freshly-washed dishes air-drying: We’ve seen your fridges, we’ve talked about your cooker, and your kitchen as a whole, so…show us your dishes drying on the counter!
  9. B

    I don't typically do vegetarian dishes, but enchiladas are easy.

    Black Bean and roasted corn enchiladas. I make a couple gallons of "red sauce" twice a year. used up a precious frozen quart, but it is such a good use. bang!!
  10. LissaC

    Ideas for mains or side dishes with peanuts

    Hi everyone, I have a bag of raw peanuts that I don't know how to use. I'd like to use them on a main or side dish, not on dessert, but I'm out of ideas. A lot of the recipes I'm finding seem to come from Chinese cuisine which I don't like. I hate soy sauce and don't love the taste of vinegar...
  11. Sake Serving Set

    Sake Serving Set

    Sake Serving Set
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