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The what, now?
Choux is French for cabbage. Where's the cabbage? Maybe it's "manque choux" which means "missing cabbage"?
There's no cabbage to be had in Maque Choux, despite the name - it's believed to be an Indian word that got picked up and transliterated into French as maque choux. In Cajun cuisine it's often to be had as a side dish. I know one of my favorite local Cajun places does maque choux as a side.
I'm so glad I stumbled on this here thread. I thought I was pretty accomplished in the culinary arts but was sitting here like a prize dunce guessing the most wildly incorrect answers to these quizzes. Carry on!
I'm so glad I stumbled on this here thread. I thought I was pretty accomplished in the culinary arts but was sitting here like a prize dunce guessing the most wildly incorrect answers to these quizzes. Carry on!
Yeah, DirtGrinder will do that to ya. LOL
But seriously, I love learning about other people's foods.
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