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Old 10-Dec-2007, 11:31
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Default Re: a food being 'rustic' and rustic food
hi Anglika,

yes, but the term is not an old one itself. It's been probably 'cooked up' by some ..'innovative' chiefs

However, I am more interested in correctness of describing food as rustic.
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