Canada's wild west: from a rodeo to giant pancake breakfasts to gambling to chuckwagon races, the Calgary Stampede has it all

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Stampede is an extravaganza in the western region, particularly in Calgary, Alberta in Canada, which is celebrated for ten days with free breakfasts on street corners, parks, malls, hotel lobbies and rodeo arenas. Recipes usually prepared during the event are presented.

Cooking, Fairs and festivals, Legumes, Salmon, Cookery (Beans), Cookery (Salmon), Calgary, Alberta

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Watermelon of the American South

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The watermelon, which is often regarded as a fruit, is actually a vegetable that originated from the Kalahari Desert in Africa. Watermelons, which are best eaten when cold, contains abundant nutrients. Watermelon recipes are presented.

Appreciation, Watermelons

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Island hopping in the B.V.I

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The British Virgin Islands offer the traveler great bars, water sports, good food and other tropical pleasures. Islands to visit include Tortola, Necker Island, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada.

Description and travel, Cookery, Caribbean, Caribbean cooking, British Virgin Islands

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