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Kamus of Kadizhar
 
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Default Setting the table

I came across an interesting puzzle. I was setting the table, which at my
house may mean knives, forks, chopsticks, a bowl or two for Japanese
dipping sauces, along with a regular dinner plate, and maybe a
soup bowl.

Is there any sort of guide for this sort of mixed ethnic cooking? No
matter what I do it always seems to be confusing and we end up shuffling
plates and bowls around. It's not a big deal, but with all of the ethnic
cooking going on, I figure someone has some ideas on this.

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