Traditional food from your country

[Mask356]

this three is the best of my country Turkiye. You should eat these food they taste very very delicious if the cook experienced.

 

 

 

 

Arabaşı first one . Mantı Second. Şebit yağlaması 3rd .

Edited May 21, 2012 by (LPS) UnMasKeD

[Midnight]

I think Hamburger here in America. But I am Irish and enjoy the traditional foods from there.

[Faithless]

In Romania traditional food is- "sarmale" (no English translation) -sponge cake "cozonac" (that does not know if it translates) -And pig sausages

Yes you are right is good traditional food, i really did have a craving for "sarmale" in cabbage, mmm yam, yam Edited May 24, 2012 by Adryan28

[Platonic]

Why can't traditional food just look tasty?

Think I'd like Polish, Iranian and Turkish specialties most.

I'm from Belgium, that means the common traditions are mentioned, tough we have a family tradition:

-2 eggs

-2 spoons of flour

-2 spoons of sugar

-Stir it up, and bake in a pan

Can't be easier:D

 

By the way, does America really have nothing different from a hamburger?

[Midnight]

By the way, does America really have nothing different from a hamburger?

 

Well I found this for you: was on Yahoo Answers.

 

Don't pay any attention to these losers, most of them are just immigrants anyway, the REAL traditional American foods are:

 

1. Kraft Macaroni and Cheese dinners

2. Hot Dogs (Vienna sausage made in the US from chicken lips, cow penises and pig anuses)

3. Hamburgers (hormone and e.-coli flavored ground beef served on dry, stale white flour buns that are laced with chemicals and preservatives: topped with slices of artificial, plasticized, processed "American" so-called "cheese" and with fake "bacon" made from toxic soy waste products)

 

- for traditional American desserts, check the net for "Twinkies" and "Ding-Dongs" ............

 

Apple Pie as well. But these are not traditional foods I like so there was no mention of them. Just hamburgers.

[Platonic]

That's somewhat more satisfying

Still doesn't change my favorites tough. Think the american-type food is so common known in europe that there nothing special about it... (to say the thruth, pretty weird thing saying theres nothing special about mixed pig anuses)

[Midnight]

Its because the American foods are created through a variety of ethnic and cultural influences that there really in no "traditional American food." Its the idea of what came first; the egg or the chicken.

[Platonic]

In that case it's simple: fish was there before chicken, fish has eggs, so egg.

If you'd say chicken's egg, I still say egg. The first animal called "chicken" came out of a chickens egg. You wouldn't say the first human was an ape until he was born would you?

But that might be off topic

[Midnight]

Yes this is oof topic, but an interesting argument nonetheless.

[Zombie Waffles]

Well, my mom is from the Philippines, and I don't really like most Filipino food, but of all that I've tasted this is my favorite, pancit.

 

http://i.imgur.com/qL7sh.jpg

[BoomStick]

Psssttt.

 

Full Irish kicks Full English's ass!

 

Bar the photo already posted, another traditional Irish dish would be Irish Stew:

 

[BaRbWiRe*]

The "moules frites of Liège" and the beer ofc i love it

The JUPILER beer

Edited May 26, 2012 by Cynthia Heudens

[BaRbWiRe*]

 

 

A little combo platter. Perogies, cabbage rolls, Sauerkraut, sausage. Even though my preferences lean to a plate full of Perogies, sour cream and a few cabbage rolls for flavour.

I love perogies it is delicious and cabbage rolls too hmmmmmmmmm

[DoC.FreeZeX]

Israel->

Kebab, Falafel, Humos, Shawarma yam yam yam

[pronoob]

Kebab