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12,000 BCE
Apricots
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900
Lemons
They were know to ancient cooks. The acid flavor was incorporated into many dishes. They started selling them at a very high price. -
1500
Mushrooms
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1500
Risotto
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Cashews
A kidney-shaped nut that grows in a double shell at the end of a strongly sweet-smelling, pear-shaped fruit. It is related to poison ivy. -
Noodles
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Pasta
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Scallops
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Vanilla
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Ketchup
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Oysters
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Quesadillas
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Yorkshire pudding
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English muffins
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Tomato sauce
The first tomato sauces were made by ancient South Americans. The practice of combining pasta and tomato sauce originated in the late 18th century. -
Russian zakuski
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Unsalted butter
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Hotcakes
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Tex-Mex
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Waffles
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Garlic bread
It comes from ancient Mediterranean bruschetta. Garlic knots where most famous in the 1980's. -
jerky
This method was started by Native Americans. Buffalo was a popular meat source. It may have originated in peru. -
french toast
It was created by medieval European cooks. Recipes for french toast can be traced Ancient Roman times -
Icecream
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Doughnuts
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Bagels