[ SECRET POST #5765 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5765 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair, there are plenty of ethnic enclaves in the USA where you can find legit cooking from many regions of the world -- being cooked by people from those countries or people who are descendants (1st or 2nd gen) of those places.

People from all over the world move to the US/Canada. Canada has a big Caribbean enclave, as do certain states in the US, like NY, same goes for India, Pakistan, China, the Philippines, etc.

Are you going to find the best Indian food in Colby, KS? Probably not. But if you go to a place where there's enough people/a community, you'll find it.

If what you're implying is that a person with no origins, connections, or exposure to the food or culture wants to cook it and make it authentic, then that's different, but I think they can learn and should (if they have the opportunity) try the cuisine.

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