Conference turris::cooks

3119.0. "Listserver recipe exchange list" by SYSTEM::COCKBURN (Craig Cockburn) Thu Jul 04 1991 06:06

I thought readers here might be interested in this. It's a new listserver
list, external to Digital, devoted to Cultural food history and 
exchanging recipies.

Send mail to [email protected] for details on how to subscribe
or more information on the list or how it works.

Note: To reach this and other e-mail addresses quoted here, you need
to enclose them in quotes and precede them with decwrl::

eg. The above address needs to be decwrl::"[email protected]" to get
there.

Craig

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	"GAELIC Language Bulletin Board" 
To:	Craig Cockburn <SYSTEM::cockburn> 
 
Disclaimer follows:
 
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*My apologies to the ones that may get annoyed at the introduction of   *
*a new discussion list here.  Please send all *flames* private to avoid *
*cluttering other users mailboxes.   Please delete now if not interested*
*                            Thanks!                                    *
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     A new discussion list is now available for your subscription!!!!
 
         Cultural Food History/International Recipe Exchange
 
Regardless of nationality, we all have one thing in common.  Food!
For years now as an avid cook I have come across wonderful combinations
of food from different cultures.  This list is going to incorporate two
areas of interest:  1) a bit of history, and 2) recipe exchange.
 
On the broader perspective, I am very interested in how food is used in
celebrations and/or rites:  religious, national holidays, births,
deaths, etc., and what significant role certain foods play into this.
 
Secondly, I would like to get an exchange going of different recipes
from different parts of the world of specialities of the region and
nationwide.
 
I have celebrated many such 'feasts' with family and friends in Africa
and found it has sparked an interest in me on why food plays such an
important part in our social/religious rites as a people and individual
family life.  So, come and subscribe to this list and enjoy the culinary
adventure and history.
 
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Questions? Problems? Compliments? Suggestions?  Send E-Mail to me at the
address above.  Cheers...
 
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Darrell A. Early           Virginia Polytechnic Inst., & State University
                           College of Mechanical Engineering
Ph. 703/231-5542           Computer Aided Design Laboratory
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