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New snack item - (Original Post) pinto Oct 2013 OP
'Bulgarian Jam' would be a good name for a musical group. n/t PoliticAverse Oct 2013 #1
LOL. It would. pinto Oct 2013 #2
Lyle Lovett & His Bulgarian Fig Jam Boogie Big Band MiddleFingerMom Oct 2013 #4
ZerGut! n/t PoliticAverse Oct 2013 #5
A 60's retro - "The Figs" pinto Oct 2013 #6
Fig jam was big in my family eissa Oct 2013 #3
I've never known what clotted cream is. pinto Oct 2013 #7
An artery-clogging cream eissa Oct 2013 #10
Rye bread was a staple Callalily Oct 2013 #8
Ah, it's caraway seeds. Couldn't put my finger on it. Love the addition in the loaf. pinto Oct 2013 #9

eissa

(4,238 posts)
3. Fig jam was big in my family
Wed Oct 16, 2013, 02:25 PM
Oct 2013

Mom and the aunts would make it all the time when in season. Everyone had a fig tree in their backyard. I couldn't stand the stuff when I was younger, now I yearn for it. Best way to have it: spread on warm lavash bread with some clotted cream God, my mouth just watered!

eissa

(4,238 posts)
10. An artery-clogging cream
Wed Oct 16, 2013, 03:41 PM
Oct 2013

Basically heavy cream (sometimes mixed with a sweet cheese like mascarpone, or sour cream with sugar) that is whipped and then refrigerated. It's nice by itself, but what really makes it is mixing it with jam or honey on bread. Yum!

Callalily

(14,889 posts)
8. Rye bread was a staple
Wed Oct 16, 2013, 02:50 PM
Oct 2013

in my home While growing up. My mom purchased two kinds from a most fabulous local bakery, with caraway seeds (hated when young - LOVE now) and without.

Food brings out such fond memories. She'd have a standing order and pick up the bread while still warm. My siblings and I always wanted to be home right after pickup. Fresh rye bread with a little butter which would melt into the warm bread! Ahhhhhh . . . absolute heaven!

Zergut indeed!

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