Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Wed 16 Jul 2008 10:30:46a, George Cebulka told us...
>
>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>> On Tue 15 Jul 2008 01:54:05p, George Cebulka told us...
>>>
>>>> Dimitri wrote:
>>>>> OK the "Who taught you to cook" post got me thinking:
>>>>>
>>>>> What did your grandmother cook that you miss the most:
>>>>>
>>>>> Russian Stroganoff, Stuffed Cabbage,
>>>>> Greek Avgolemano soup, Loukomathes, cutlets & Greek/Russian Easter
>>>>> cheese Pascha, Rice Pilaf
>>>>> Step Grandmother - Pasta Sauce, Spaghetti Carbonara, & Gnocchi.
>>>>>
>>>>> Dimitri
>>>> Slovak: stuffed cabbage, goulash, poppy seed bread and walnut
>>>> rolls.... And she cooked all of it on a wood burning kitchen stove...
>>>> *sigh* god but my Bubba could cook...
>>> I'm not Slovak but have many friends and a former partner who are. I
>>> just recently made a big batch of stuffed cabbage. I must remember to
>>> make poppy seed and nut rolls for the holidays this year. I really do
>>> love good Slovak cooking.
>>>
>> Oh yeah...Food was always a huge part of family gatherings. Adult in the
>> kitchen/dining room...us young ones at card tables wherever there was
>> space... and food....lots and lots of good slovak food.
>>
>
> What area do you live in, George?
>

I live in Pittsburgh. Originally I'm from central PA, near State College.