1. Cook a dish from another country

I made a yummy Lamb Tagine

I cooked spaghetti and meatball
for dinner

It was a really great stir fry

At Norwich International Youth Project (an organisation working with unaccompanied asylum seekers and young refugees), we all enjoyed Halal Lamb Burgers made by a Kurdish Iraqi refugee. It was a great adventure trying out food from another culture and has inspired some of our young people from other countries to offer to make a national dish at future youth club sessions!

i can cook differt food it is esay and can cook lost of food that i now

I cooked q ish from another country and the country was Africa,India and spain.

I made vegetable and beef samosas for my Dad's birthday. They were very tasty - everyone said so. :-)

after school on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday i ate a snack from other countries

I cooked a dish traditionally from the Caribbean for lunch with clients with Refugee Action Leicester.

I cooked some mediterranean dishes to share with asylum seekers in leicester

I cooked Paella for everyone in my house.

My mum cooked food from afria and france and it was tasty and i was not hungry after.

I cooked fajitas - whilst not refugees, the Mexicans in Arizona face discrimination on a daily basis.

http://ohnoiverunoutof.blogspot.com/2010/06/refugee-week-food.html

made a greek honey cake for a refutea

It was nice

I have cook a Indian dish and it was lovely.

I made spagheti bolegnese

As part of RefuJuice fundraising event on Monday 14th June I made a home made Bangladeshi dessert for everyone to share in the office and helped to raise money for the Destitution fund. ( the dish was made of vermicelli, milk, almonds, cinammon, cardommon, dessicated coconut and sugar.

It was very tasty.

Our reception class made hummus and enjoyed eating it!!

Me and my mum cooked some lizanya from a american resipy.

A genuine curry, lamb rogan josh from scratch it was good!

Cooked Mahamri, Congolese doughnuts, for my French class! Delicious!

THE DISHED TASTED REALLY GOOD

It went well

Me and my mum made a dish from another country.

4 children from Yr 4 cooked a Palestinian side dish, then all of Yr 4 ate it with bread

Made a meal of Armenian dishes to celebrate my husband's background. His family left Armenia as refugees after the genocide!

made spaniish omelette

It went very well! The children loved to taste the different food and enjoyed the different smells esp the mint!!!

i made a delightful meal, and i gave this to the refugees at a local socity. thank you.

i would cook a nice meal for the refugees and i hope if i cook it they would like it :'D

I cooked peas and rice, nigerian stylee ; )

i cooked a meal for 18. i made couscous with salmon and to drink.it comes from Congo, Africa

I cooked a Morroccan meal with my mum. It was juicy.

Made a yummy vegetarian Moussaka.

I love Mexican food and have on several occasions made chicken enchiladas, black beans & rice (which actually Cuban)

Cooked a ceviche from Peru and was delish!!

Thai red curry....

I cooked Mashawa soup, an Afghan recipe consisting of chickpeas, kidney beans, mung beans, rice, onions, chopped tomato, and the magical ingredient - garlic yoghurt .
I made a huge pot which lasted for days - and my flatmates loved it! It's the perfect winter warmer, which went down very well during the snow storm.

i took the action really well it was a nice dish but i cant pronunce the name

Cooked quorn fajitas - not sure if that counts. Nevertheless it was nice and a reminder that Mexican food was all but unknown in the UK 20-odd years ago when I came back from a couple of years studying/working in Southern California.

it went really well we cooked a dish from morocco

A curry - delicious!