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Oh no! Another question. I have been going through some of my
books from England, Australia, Canada, etc. Of course, I know about classic steamed puddings, but I started wondering why in the United States we generally don't steam such things, even though that would be part of the cooking heritage of much of the East Coast, at the very least. -- Jean B. |
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