Does your country have a national dish? In England we have something called a "full english breakfast" which you can see in picrel.

It's a hearty and varied ensemble plate that lets the simple but delicious individual components do the talking.

The thing I like about it is the mix and matching you can do from fork to fork. For example one bite you might use the egg yolk as a rich creamy sauce for the sausage, whereas the next you might feel a little bit Spanish and drop some of the fried tomatoes on the bread. With the tangy life behind you, maybe you follow that up with a delicious umami gallimaufry of beans, bacon and mushrooms! The possibilities are truly endless and every meal rewards creativity. This is in stark contrast to ethnic slop food like Indian which remains the same from bite to bite.

Get one of these down you (with a bottle of brown sauce handy!) and you'll be ready for whatever thenday throws at you. Bosh!

>>21419295 (OP)
>full english breakfast
Is there such a thing as a partial english breakfast?

>>21419299
We just call that breakfast.

>>21419295 (OP)
What's the difference between a full english and a fry up? The addition of chips?

>>21419295 (OP)
what a terrific thread!

>>21419320
A fry up is a generic term for any meal, primarily fried in the pan, resembling in full or in part a full english

>>21419295 (OP)
no hash browns?

>>21419373
They don’t belong on a full English.
Horrible American import.
A rosti is acceptable.

>>21419444
NTA
I agree with you, not sure about the rosti either, to be honest.

One thing that is annoying, is often the lack of fried bread, especially if it's fried in the bacon fat. I think the MSM and the Health Police have done a good number on us and people are cautious about it now.

>>21419320
>>21419342
Sort of.
A fry-up can include chips but a breakfast doesn't.

>>21419444
Baked beans don't belong on anything yet Britbongs put them in every meal. British food is rooted in poverty food and they never evolved past it and continue to eat low grade slop with baby names.

>>21419295 (OP)
In Sweden we don't have a national dish, but something most swedes eat weekly is "sausage stroganoff"!

Imagine an emulsified sausage, like russian doctor sausage or american bologna, cut into sticks and fried with onions to then be covered in tomato paste and cream! :)

Very tasty with rice, and reheats really well!

>>21419295 (OP)
>>21419322
Neither of these are full English. Not even close.

>>21419295 (OP)
>might feel a little bit Spanish and drop some of the fried tomatoes on the bread
Nothing remotely Spanish about this you fucking mongrel. Why are Europoors so uneducated about everything in life?

>>21419457
>In Sweden we don't have a national dish
We don't in England either, Some say it's fish and chips and others say it's the Sunday Roast?

Looking at your "sausage stroganoff" it does appear to be tasty, In Britain we have Polony sausage which is pretty much equivalent to the American Bologna.
What do you serve it with? Potatoes, Rice, Pasta?

>>21419459
>Europoors
Amerifat detected.
You have NEVER been to Spain, your opinion is discarded.

>>21419457
i cooked it before. i used german fleischwurst. as side i like to use fussili. you can also notch it up by throwing some sauerkraut into it.
the signature meals here are divided into regions. don't expect getting a saumagen in the north. but what you can get everywhere is bratwurst mit sauerkraut

>>21419456
Hooo, someone triggered the ladyboy

>>21419495
>you can also notch it up by throwing some sauerkraut into it.
Not sure about that.
Sauerkraut has it's place and it's not in a stroganoff type sauce.

>>21419295 (OP)
i have had this many of times in many different euroPEON countries and it is ok. way too much food for brekkie. the beans are miserable though. i have no idea why someone would simmer beans in tomatoes and add a shit ton of sugar. a lot of lower end diners across the pond simmer it in water and FUCKING KETCHUP bro. disgusting ass beans.

everything else is bretty gud tho.

>>21419295 (OP)
Vegemite and cheese toastie.

>>21419533
Talking bollocks mate its a full ENGLISH breakfast not a froggy French fry up.

Hot dogs and hamburgers I suppose

>>21419295 (OP)
In America, this might as well be the national dish.

>>21419295 (OP)
>Does your country have a national dish?
Isn't England's national dish chicken tikka?

>>21419920
>Isn't England's national dish chicken tikka?
No.
Although CTM is popular because it's fairly mild and appeals to all; And we invented it.

Not really. We're too culturally fragmented to have a single dish that's beloved the whole nation over. That's what happens when you get a bunch of generally unrelated kingdoms along a dialect continuum to unite under a single crown.
t. Italian
>foreigners will say it's pizza, not knowing that there are too many variants of even that for is to really behind a single style of it

>>21419936
>foreigners will say it's pizza
It is
>there are too many variants
Doesn't matter
>even that for is to really behind a single
You should probably go to a hospital before this stroke kills you

>>21419954
>even that for is to really behind a single
There are too many variants of even that for US to RALLY behind a single style of it.

>>21419457
>In Sweden we don't have a national dish
I thought it was swedish meatballs

>>21419495
>what you can get everywhere is bratwurst mit sauerkraut
Lolno
That's a foreign (american) meme. Fried sausage is a streetfood or bbq option (mostly eclipsed by kebab in the former role now) and never paired with sauerkraut.

>>21419982
>and never paired with sauerkraut.
Are you high? It's not a mandatory pairing but not obscure at all. I'd say it's more of a southerner thing though.
An American meme would be boiling bratwurst in beer, season it with shitty onion and garlic powder instead of real bratwurst spices or other crimes.

>>21420009
No one in America boils bratwurst, it's cooked on a barbecue 99.9% of the time

>>21420303
So explain beer brats.

>>21419718
>>21419715
Aren't these German?

>>21420316
She can't because that would be admitting she was wrong. : (

>>21420325
Germany is inconsequential on the world stage, whereas America is the most wealthy, technologically advanced, culturally dominant, and powerful country. So if Germany and America have something in common, it would probably make more sense to associate it with America. Most people globally don't know what goes on in Germany

>>21420316
Dumb boomer meme, hardly anyone makes them that way anymore

>>21419718
is that a cheesed hamburger sandwich roll?

>>21419975
We really don't have an official national dish. The trad way of serving meatballs (mashed potatoes, brown sauce, lingonberry jam and swedish quick pickles) is rare, way more common is "meatballs and macaroni", essentially what it sounds like, topped with ketchup and black pepper if you're feeling feisty. It can be made a little bit nicer if you "stew" the macaroni, by boiling them in milk instead of water. It's actually really tasty, but this image makes it look bleak

>>21420416
pic

>>21419718
Oh shit this nigga chuppin’?!

>>21420419
Ketchup seems like an incredibly bizarre addition

>>21419295 (OP)
Someday I want to make the "full breakfast" which takes every aspect of "full English" counterparts from around the world and makes it into one ultimate breakfast.

>>21420338
kek.
and when I put my hand on your shoulder, you will eat this onion and think it's a delicious apple . . .3 . . .2 . . .1.

>>21420498
Too late your not gonna top the full English so don't even try your just gonna embarrass your self.

>>21419456
Baked beans belong on an English breakfast by definition. Don’t equate what you don’t approve of as being an objective judge of what can or can’t be in a dish. Your autism is showing.

>>21419459
Pretty sure Spain has a million variations of some kind of starch topped with cooked tomato in a little terracotta dish. Don’t be disingenuous.

>>21419936
Mate you might see more nuance actually being from the country but everyone sees your country as having some kind of pasta with a tomato based sauce wherever you go there.

>>21419295 (OP)
>vegemite on toast
>halal snack pack
>meat pie

>>21421593
That's not even terribly common in many parts of Italy! All foreigners know is southern food.
>>21420344
>no one does it except for those people who do it so if you don't count those people who do it, then I'm right and no one does it
lol
Yeah, and if we exclude all of the fat people, Americans would be thin. lmao
>you'd still be brown, tho, miguelito

Anons I present to you, Coddle (Ireland)

>>21422680
That'd be nice without the defrosted Wall's frozen sausages and some real meat instead

>>21420325
no
the modern hamburger is a distinctly american invention.
if you want to claim that germans came up with the concept of eating ground beef on a roll you are almost certainly wrong about that too

>>21422688
>modern hamburger is a distinctly american invention
indeed. infact we don't even call them hamburgers
we call them "cheesed hamburger sandwich" rolls

>>21422725
>we call them "cheesed hamburger sandwich" rolls
listen, I know you're trying to make this a thing and annoy people with it but it'll never have the staying power of "quinky sauce" or "tendies"

>>21422739
I'm not trying to make it a thing. it is a thing.
right along with 'chup and 'oney 'mussy.

>>21419444
>Horrible American import.
But the gross roasted tomatoes, an American vegetable, does?
Shame. At least a hashbrown would add some starch and you could get it soaked up with the sauces.

>>21419457
Falukorv mentioned!! :D

Closest thing you'll find in bongland is
Krakus Zywiecka Sucha. It's not similar to Falukorv or Doctor Sausage, but it's still the closest thing you could find to it in a Tesco.

>>21419444
>A rosti is acceptable.
Literally same shit as hashbrowns, fuck off.

>>21419295 (OP)
You're not British, otherwise you'd know "a full english" isn't the "national dish" idiot fuck off

>>21424138
It's just a figure of speech, loosely intended, I'm not quoting official guidance from the Ministry of National Dishes