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 Member 524 Level 28.48 Mar 2006 
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I would say my town isn't really known for any particular style of food in terms of multiple restaurants, but it is one of the few places I'm aware of where Portuguese food is readily available in a few locations. That, coupled with the religious Festa events/sopas feeds, and you can kind of tell that there's a subtle emphasis on Portuguese foods. A few of the restaurants in the area offer mostly 'normal' food, but then you'll find funny little additions like Sopas on certain days, or Portuguese beans offered as a side dish. Or Sweet bread -- although that can also be Hawaiian, to be fair.
I don't think we're really known for it, though. Only the people in the know are looking for it  .Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 524 Level 28.48 Mar 2006
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A dressing sandwich doesn't sound too appealing to me, but my parents go on and on about my grandma's stuffing at Thanksgiving...maybe it's a use for all the leftovers.... How ya doing, buddy? |
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