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skedeebs t1_j1s0gmt wrote

An antipasto or charcuterie tray has always been a family holiday tradition. I love that it can be freeform and calibrated to the tastes of your family and guests. I hope each ingredient was placed with one of them in mind. I am sure it was great. Merry Christmas.

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iTwango t1_j1rvys0 wrote

I don't think there's a country anywhere that doesn't localise names of things, food included. I don't think having another name minimises its iconic comfort food French status. It just is another line item in the lore of making people nostalgic for and love it. That's what the movie was doing and what comfort food is - delicious nostalgia. I don't think it's problematic, but others disagree for sure. Have a good day, friend!

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ShootZombieShoot t1_j1rv2l1 wrote

Looks awesome! I can almost smell it from here!

I gave this a crack over the holidays too. Something about this dish is just so satisfying. I could not find similar sized produce so my coins came out wonky. lol

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