Post food NOT from your country
Post food NOT from your country
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this one is my favorite
bump i guess
Is that kind of a Schnitzel?
yes, it combines two of my favorite things: schnitzel and pizza topping
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what's that disgusting shit you've just posted
not even my dog would eat that garbage lmfao
t. evo
feijoada do macaco
inb4 someone post a fucking monkey
I'm vegetarian.
Looks tasty
For me, it's Poutine. I've tried to recreate this thing but squeaky cheese are literally impossible to find here. The closest thing being fresh farmer's cheese.
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let's show you some mercy
It's literally just fries with gravy and cheese.
Fried chupacabra KFC style
Not any kind of gravy. It's actually demi-glace. And not any kind of cheese, you need to use cheese curds, which are incredibly hard to come by outside of Quebec, Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire
Why are you in a food thread?
And Wisconsin, but yeah. Cheese curds are awesome.
Sopa de roadkill UMA DELICIA
We have em in MI, too, but they're not super famous here or anything.
Pic for me is the best hotdog I've had
what the fuck am I looking at?
>ensalada-rusa.jpg
>No beetroot
Kys
Gay
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What is it and how do you make it?
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Tartiflette savoyarde, i enjoy this too much
we have something similar to this
unhealth trash
arab subhumans took it from turks
looks trashy
but thats normal for turkish cuisine
almost any food. a few national dishes russia has were probably stolen from some other country at some point
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looks shit
What is it? Looks nice
It's as delicious as unhealthy
This one is healthier, Cataplana
its unhealthy
its trash
yes
this looks better
too bad germans are continental subhumans
Why'd you come back Iki?
Nice to see you though I guess
best consumed in the morning after a heavy coke binge
looks like a plate for dogs or pet pigs
anglo subhumans
Can't get enough seafood in your northern coast?
There's still some continental healthy food, like cassoulet
>I feel weird posting this as we do have upgraded versions of these plates here in Spain
looks like chłodnik litewski, glass of kefir, glass of kvass, and on the plate is bigos, frikadeller and a low-salt cucumber.
germans are continental subhumans
Mediterranean food is superior
no fishes in the dirty rivers and lakes
and you need licence to fish in dirty empty rivers and lakes
Mediterranean food is the best in the world. There's no discussion on it.
yes
that's colombian
anglo subhumans have similar fancy dog food
there is even restaurant for those animals in izmir where they can eat this trash
knew you had to be a turkroach
my grandfather was a Greek refugee from Smyrna
So you are a turk
german
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Neapolitan Spaghetti
Vermont curry
French toast
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Sicilian rice
It's tasty if you rinse it outside and eat it on tunnbröd with gräddfil, onions and dill potatoes.
>"But it's too much flavour"
Good lad.
Motherfucking Beef Wellington. Done
cunt we have pamncakes
Why is the meat raw?
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It isn't.
It is red/pink thus raw and gummy.
It isn't.
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t. Gordon Ramsay
We don't put beetroot in Olivier's. Also, Olivier's salad was created in Russia, but it's not Russian.
Also, the original version of the salad is completely different. Also, your "Russian salad" is also completely different from the Olivier's in Russian and post-ussr territories.
Deal with it.
Olivier Salad but invented by a French dude.
And Russian salad is the same, they have different names for it all over the world. For example in Italy it is called 'insalata giardiniera con maionese'
Why's a colombian so interested in poutine?
> Olivier Salad but invented by a French dude.
That's why I said although it was created in Russia it's not Russian, dumbito, and Olivier is obviously not a Russian surname.
> And Russian salad is the same, they have different names for it all over the world. For example in Italy it is called 'insalata giardiniera con maionese'
It's not. It's called "insalata russa", and it's completely different from what we eat in ex-ussr territories. I'm from Ukraine and tried both the normal "Olivier" in Ukraine and it's variety in Italy, and it's pretty different. We don't put dark olives in it. We don't put fish and/or fish products in it etc.
When I was studying french, we had group project. Each group had to bring a dish from a francophone country. My group chose Quebec, another group had Belgium, another had switzerland and so on. We made poutine and had to explain the recipe to our classmates
it's medium rare , lad. The patrician doneness for beef
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My favourite foreign dish a korean girl who lived in our house for 6 months use to make.