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Anonymous No.21511649 >>21511653 >>21511681 >>21511728 >>21511754 >>21512156 >>21512616 >>21512713 >>21512755 >>21512786 >>21513736
A dish for every country of the world
I want to try a dish (either main course, or dessert, or whatever really) from every country of the world.
Which dish would you recommand for your country?
Anonymous No.21511653 >>21511657 >>21511672
>>21511649 (OP)
>Straya
Our Pavlova.
Our Crowded House.
Anonymous No.21511657 >>21511668
>>21511653
It’s just a meringue with cream and fruit. It’s not rocket surgery.
Anonymous No.21511668 >>21511676
>>21511657
I do not believe anyone claimed that it was
Anonymous No.21511672
>>21511653
>Straya
>Our Pavlova
SHRIMP ON THE BARBIE
Anonymous No.21511676 >>21511706 >>21512765
>>21511668
arguing over who "invented" it is like arguing over who invented bread. Or cooking your food on fire. Or whateverthefuck.
It's petty and unbecoming of a nation of such rich cultural pedigree as Australia. Especially considering it's vs. NZ which is practically Australia's Puerto Rico.
Anonymous No.21511677 >>21512634
Bratwurst and beer obviously.
Anonymous No.21511681 >>21511686 >>21512634
>>21511649 (OP)
Bulgaria here, you could try banitsa. Goes well with ayran.
Anonymous No.21511686
>>21511681
That stuff is delicious
Anonymous No.21511703
Slovenia, carniolan sausage, sauerkraut and ajdovi ΕΎganci with pork rinds
Anonymous No.21511706
>>21511676
>seething kiwi
Anonymous No.21511728 >>21511730
>>21511649 (OP)
my mates and I used to go around one of their houses each week to watch some eps of a TV show and also take turns cooking. we started doing national dishes of the world (or popular dishes). I made machboos once, it was delicious. It is middle eastern.
Anonymous No.21511730
>>21511728
Bahrain's national dish. I recommend.
Anonymous No.21511754 >>21512634
>>21511649 (OP)
Spain. Botillo.
Anonymous No.21512069
Lots of interesting proposition i'll keep them in an excel and try them once i have the whole list
Anonymous No.21512078 >>21512118
Karelian pastries are probably the best to go for.
Needs to be served with egg-butter, if you want the best of it.
Anonymous No.21512118
>>21512078
i've never had finish food before, really look forward to try it
Anonymous No.21512136
Denmark
Long Egg

yes, we invented it
Anonymous No.21512156 >>21512159
>>21511649 (OP)
Bryndzowe haluszki, national dish of Czechia.
Anonymous No.21512159
>>21512156
I see it referenced as the national dish of slovakia, would you say it's the same?
Anonymous No.21512596
Pig heart in a creamy (sometimes mushroom) beef brown sauce with mashed potatoes and mashed carrot, adding some bacon doesn't hurt
Anonymous No.21512616 >>21512621 >>21512626 >>21513568 >>21513657
>>21511649 (OP)
Flemish beef stew (made with beer)
Anonymous No.21512621
>>21512616
"Based" and carbonnadepilled, to use the parlance of our times
Anonymous No.21512626
>>21512616
>made with SOUR beer
And don't forget that it's thickened with mustard-smeared pain d'Γ©pices
Anonymous No.21512634 >>21512658
>>21511677
Wienerschnitzel is good too. So is spaetzle
>>21511681
Burek is amazing too
>>21511754
For me, it's boquerones, patatas bravas, or steaks with padrons
Anonymous No.21512658 >>21512674
>>21512634
>spaetzle
my best friend is Austrian/German and he introduced me to this, its fucking great
>the ease of cooking of pasta
>the substance of potatoes
>better surface for sauces than gnocchi
Anonymous No.21512674
>>21512658
Gnocchi is best in Gnocchi alla Sorrentina
I've only had spaetzle done kind have in the way of macaroni and cheese, so I don't know how it'd be with a red sauce
Anonymous No.21512713
>>21511649 (OP)
Poland
Flaczki. Unless you're scared of organ meats, then bigos
Anonymous No.21512755
>>21511649 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chocotorta

>b-b-but that's not even a real cake!
>it was created as a marketing ploy to sell cookies!
>what about Rogel Cake or Balcarce? Alfajores? Pastries? Y-y-you can't have a no-bake recipe as a national dessert, it's an embarrassment to our cuisine!
Don't care.
Chocotorta is my pick.
If you know, you know.

Enjoy OP.
Anonymous No.21512765
>>21511676
It's only new Zealanders who argue about it, we strayans just enjoy our pav
Anonymous No.21512786 >>21513746
>>21511649 (OP)
USA
mcchicken with lettuce and mcchicken sauce
Anonymous No.21513568
>>21512616
i know it, it's so food !
Anonymous No.21513571
Curried Sausages. Narnia.
Turkish delight for dessert
Anonymous No.21513657
>>21512616
Gonna make the shit out this come winter
Anonymous No.21513736
>>21511649 (OP)
Chinese food is Canadas best contribution to thr culinary arts.
Anonymous No.21513746
>>21512786
3 for free