On Tuesday, Jan. 24, the International Culture Organization and the Muslim Student Union hosted a bake sale, of which half the funds went to charity.
Like all bake sales, they had cookies, brownies and puppy-chow. But being ICO and MSU, they brought cultural food along, too. The selection included some foods we encounter quite often, like basboosa and baklawa (which was delicious, by the way), and some you wouldn’t expect from a bake sale, like chicken skewers and Korean pancakes. The pancakes were made on the spot in a skillet, which I thought was pretty neat.
The bake sale got me thinking back to last year’s Global Village.
By Muhammad Al-Rawi
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Maria • Jan 28, 2012 at 11:20 am
🙂 nice photos!