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nomenclature for specific dishes

Gifted Gourmet

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Busboy

Busboy

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What about crepes suzettes?

or nana's spaghetti? Hmm, I guess that one's not as well known.  :hmmm:  :wink:

BTW, that's named after my wife's Nana. :laugh:

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Thinking about the government.

Squeat Mungry

Squeat Mungry

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The dish named after Humbert Humbert was done so by a chef whose name has been lost to history working in an Istanbul restaurant who playfully renamed the traditional meatball dish kadin budu kofte after Humbert.  (The joke of course is that "kadin budu kofte" translates as "Young womens' thighs")

Fascinating! Thanks very much.
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