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Post by Jinkxx on Jun 16, 2015 19:12:31 GMT
Looks delicious!! What does it taste like? Cream and Jam  everyone in the house ate it quite quickly haha Haha yeah sounds delicious! I would eat it quickly too 
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Post by In Wonderland on Jun 17, 2015 13:27:34 GMT
I made danish and lefse yesterday, but it was gone before i could take a picture
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Post by In Wonderland on Jul 2, 2015 19:09:48 GMT
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Post by ezzz on Jul 2, 2015 19:29:08 GMT
It looks really delicious
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Post by Dillon on Jul 7, 2015 15:08:16 GMT
I made some cupcakes for the 4th of July (Independence Day in the US).
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Post by Uncle Bob on Jul 7, 2015 16:57:44 GMT
I made some cupcakes for the 4th of July (Independence Day in the US). You dog. You would post this right before I go grocery shopping. Now, I either have to buy cupcakes or ingredients to make cupcakes. Who am I kidding? I'm buying cupcakes.
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Post by booknerd on Jul 15, 2015 23:04:36 GMT
I made a chocolate cupcake lol http://instagr.am/p/yQTHI_L9Xw Oh my god wrong thread to come to right before thinking about dinner plans. I'm practically drooling, very uncharacteristic of me 
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Post by In Wonderland on Jul 17, 2015 16:06:03 GMT
I made a chocolate cupcake lol http://instagr.am/p/yQTHI_L9Xw Oh my god wrong thread to come to right before thinking about dinner plans. I'm practically drooling, very uncharacteristic of me  That looks sooo good! 
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Post by In Wonderland on Jul 17, 2015 16:07:30 GMT
Pita bread  Always wanted to make it, but always bought them instead. Now i can't go and buy them anymore  
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Post by Silent Soul on Jul 17, 2015 23:07:29 GMT
Pita bread  Always wanted to make it, but always bought them instead. Now i can't go and buy them anymore   Pita always confuses me. I'm from bosnian/serbian descent and pita means something completely different there. I always forget that pita also exists in other countries as well 
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Post by In Wonderland on Jul 18, 2015 10:25:03 GMT
Pita bread  Always wanted to make it, but always bought them instead. Now i can't go and buy them anymore   Pita always confuses me. I'm from bosnian/serbian descent and pita means something completely different there. I always forget that pita also exists in other countries as well  It means "pie", right? 
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Post by Silent Soul on Jul 18, 2015 11:23:25 GMT
Pita always confuses me. I'm from bosnian/serbian descent and pita means something completely different there. I always forget that pita also exists in other countries as well  It means "pie", right?  Hmmm I don't know actually. The pita in turkey and the pita in bosnia are two different things. It is the same word but a different recipe. I don't know if pita actually means "pie" in turkey. It is kinda complicated to explain because the food in bosnia/croatia/greek/turkey etc. has a lot of similarities. It's the same with crepes. The americans have pancakes and the europeans have crepes (pannekake  ). It's also very hard to say where they have their origin, because they exist in almost every country in europe and everybody eats them. (Fun fact: "kacke" actually means shit in german  )
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Post by In Wonderland on Jul 18, 2015 12:02:09 GMT
It means "pie", right?  Hmmm I don't know actually. The pita in turkey and the pita in bosnia are two different things. It is the same word but a different recipe. I don't know if pita actually means "pie" in turkey. It is kinda complicated to explain because the food in bosnia/croatia/greek/turkey etc. has a lot of similarities. It's the same with crepes. The americans have pancakes and the europeans have crepes (pannekake  ). It's also very hard to say where they have their origin, because they exist in almost every country in europe and everybody eats them. (Fun fact: "kacke" actually means shit in german  ) I asked my neighbors, and they are from Bosnia. They said pita is a form of pie. (can be translated to pie.  ) I guess pita means a form of bread in Turkey. When we went there a few years ago, many of the types of bread we ate were different types of pita bread. Ahh there are so many recipes for "pannekaker" around the world.. but the American pancakes reminds me more of what we calls "Sveler" and the pancakes here are so different
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Post by Dillon on Jul 18, 2015 14:06:33 GMT
In the U.S., Pita is a type of flatbread. It's also cut and baked into crispy chips (crisps).
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Post by Silent Soul on Jul 19, 2015 10:16:46 GMT
Hmmm I don't know actually. The pita in turkey and the pita in bosnia are two different things. It is the same word but a different recipe. I don't know if pita actually means "pie" in turkey. It is kinda complicated to explain because the food in bosnia/croatia/greek/turkey etc. has a lot of similarities. It's the same with crepes. The americans have pancakes and the europeans have crepes (pannekake  ). It's also very hard to say where they have their origin, because they exist in almost every country in europe and everybody eats them. (Fun fact: "kacke" actually means shit in german  ) I asked my neighbors, and they are from Bosnia. They said pita is a form of pie. (can be translated to pie.  ) I guess pita means a form of bread in Turkey. When we went there a few years ago, many of the types of bread we ate were different types of pita bread. Ahh there are so many recipes for "pannekaker" around the world.. but the American pancakes reminds me more of what we calls "Sveler" and the pancakes here are so different Now it's cleared up
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