There is one great advantage to watching the Food Network show, Chopped, learning about foods you never heard of!
Haggis in a can. The name brings gross thoughts to my mind. Any kind of meat in a can is gross.
I found out what haggis was while watching the show, and I can assure you, I will NOT be purchasing, cooking, or eating that, unless it was the only food on earth.
One chef on the show thought it was from England, but the chef from England confirmed haggis was from Scotland. Notice, haggis is NOT from America, which means it tastes nasty.
Any thoughts on what you think haggis is, without looking it up on the web?
What is chop suey and where did it come from? How about fortune cookies? Thoughts, comments welcome.
I will post the answers and some pictures when I get some feedback. Thank you. This here is haggis:
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- Chef Kit at the Pass
- My grandparents were from Norway, moved to Philadelphia when my father was a little boy. I am half Norwegian hence the natural blonde hair. I am a graduate of The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College in Philadelphia, PA. I passed with flying colors in the art of restaurant cooking. I have worked for 4 star restaurants as well as pub fare. I've had several catering jobs. I have also worked at two golf country clubs. I also work as a personal chef. I love to help people eat better, eat smarter, and also how to cook so you can have more free time for other things! I am extremely passionate when it comes to food! I would love to share with everyone all the knowledge I have acquired through the years. I am certified in the art of Shiatsu (acupressure) Thanks for looking and please share with me. I love to talk about anything not just food!
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