Whitelisted. And I really wanna try reindeer. I will ask my butcher if he can get one :O
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I love mämmi :D it reminds me of malt loaf, but in delicious pudding form.
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Yeah, I can imagine how unusual texture/flavour might not suit everyone. I was glad to discover it, as we don't have it in the UK :D
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Parowce - the best thing you can imagine <3 It looks simple and all but it's delicious, trust me!
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They seems awesome. You are already whitelisted, but thx!
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I tried to look this up to find out what it is, but couldn't find anything in English. P
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Basically its dough is very similar to polish donut's dough but it's steamed like in the picture below :) The topping can be anything of your liking, usually we add sauce made of mixed starwberries with some sugar and some cream :)
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There are more English results if you add - "cloth-steamed", "patch", or "steamed", and "dumplings"
Some of the results might be slightly different foods, but should help
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Let's see the reactions to this…
(Edit: With all seriousness though, this is my favourite. A simple, usually summertime dish, and it is vegetarian-friendly to boot as it is only made out of the four mandatory vegetables: http://www.food.com/recipe/hungarian-lecso-pepper-sausage-and-tomato-stew-448117)
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It looks like our traditional meal for Christmas :D
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That sounds very interesting. I love poppy seeds, but it would never have crossed my mind to combine them with pasta...
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I could have used another example that confuses the ever-living hell out of even most people in the neighbouring countries, but it is actually a Russian thing and with the number of users from there, it wouldn't be as surprising. ^_^
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Sneaky Hungarian :D Good idea! Gonna try it. Whitelisted.
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Ah, a German. Let's see the reaction to this combination then: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Túró_Rudi
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I ate those! A friend of me is russian and he gave me once one of those. They are amazing :D
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Most Germans cannot take it first. You can flip out almost any Frenchman or Dutch with the sheer concept alone. Some Americans can take and love it, some's taste buds just give up instantly. Norsemen cannot comprehend it (although Swedes can develop a taste for it quickly… then again, they love to put cinnamon in everything, so they are as weird as us in some regard :D). It can be super funny.
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From Singapore, ermm... in my mind I would think of Chilli crab and hainanese chicken rice.
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Best dishes in my country are Ramen (らめん） and Takoyaki （たこやき）
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Went to japan last year, the Takoyaki were great. Sadly, ramen in general had things I don't like (vegatables for example) so I didn't gave it a chance.
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I Love japanese Food. Once in a month a friend and me are making a Japan day, we Cook something japenese (he is half japanse and Import many indigrents) and then we watch an Anime or a Movie from Japan.
Whitelisted.
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You forgot yakiniku! In my humble opinion yakiniku is one of the absolutely best dish in the world! At least 'til my friend said that the meat I thought tasted the best was cow tongue, but still!
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I know that yakiniku is a great dish, yakiniku literally means "grilled meat" (or BBQ) and it's original from Western country ( recipe get into Japan in the 19 century) not from Japan , so I'm not considered it as Japanese original food :D
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Poutine: You can get this everywhere.. and top it to your liking! (Fun Fact: I food poisoned myself once trying to make this at home.. xD)
Beaver Tails: A fried pastry with a sweet maple spread coating and toppings.! A personal favorite from my childhood! :)
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Poutine.. how do you say that? Like Putin? o.O (Looks tasty btw :) )
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Everyone pronounces it different based on the region of Canada they live in. I'm accustom to pronouncing it in one of the French Canadian ways which would be "pou-tsin". However I do sometimes say Putin just for kicks. That being said, it's delicious, especially when you use a light brown gravy and mozzarella cheese curds. However it still works with shredded mozzarella or cheddar cheeses and various types of brown gravy or St.Huberts Poutine Gravy.
Here's a pronounciation video, the first being how HS2 pronounces it, the second being how I pronounce it.
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Poutine is amazing. I saw million of recipes but didnt make it until now.
Whitelisted. And I gonna do it soon!
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Here in Argentina we have a very nice barbecue, but there's not much cooking about it.
So I recommend EMPANADAS!!!
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Creo que me tarde 1 minutito mas que vos en comentar JAJAJA
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no te olvides del asado, los choris, y todo lo que puedas tirar a la parrilla... je
Pd: tengo entendido que hay diferencias entre la barbacoa y el asado.... específicamente cual, no te se decir.
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Siempre se traduce como barbecue, asi que no iba a poner otra cosa. El problema es que nuestro asado está relacionado con la calidad de la carne, así que no podés hacer un buen asado nuestro en cualquier lado. Por esa razón nuestra mejor carta de presentación creo que son las empanadas.
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I think the best dishes here in Argentina are Asado ( https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/Asado2.jpg ) and empanadas ( http://www.viajejet.com/wp-content/viajes/empanadas-argentinas.jpg )
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vamos che.... aguante el Asado...!
i think Tango and a good "asado", its whats everybody loves from Argentina.
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Tom Yum Kung is probably one of the most famous here in Thailand.
http://www.templeofthai.com/recipes/tom_yum_goong.php
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I don't know if they are best or not but they are all delicious <3
Mantı: http://www.doyouknowturkey.com/recipe-manti-ravioli-of-turkey/
Lahmacun: Sorry but I don't think you can make this at home :D
Karadeniz Pidesi: http://www.turkishfoodandrecipes.com/2010/11/turkish-ground-beef-pide-kiymali-pide.html (You can use other things instead ground beef like cheese, potato, egg as topping etc)
Mercimek Köftesi: http://www.turkishfoodandrecipes.com/2009/03/mercimek-koftesi-lentil-pate.html
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Whitelisted.
And i did Lahmacun at home :) I have many friends from Turkey :) But never ate Mantı :o
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Wow, congratulations on making lahmacun at home! I wonder how you did it since you need a furnace (making of lahmacun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO5AspAu5gY)
And it's so sad you've never eaten mantı before :/ Come Turkey(Istanbul) and I will treat you!
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A friend of me have a turkish Restaurant and make them like the italian Ina Stone furnace. I asked him if we Can do it together from scratch :)
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+1 Lahmacun <3
+1 Mantı <3
+1 Karadeniz Pidesi <3
+1 Mercimek Köftesi
And I want to add these beauties - :
First pic is İskender Kebap
Second is Tas Kebabı
Third is İçli Köfte
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Meatballs and mashed potatoes from finland.
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I can't resist going for this one. :p
Silly pictures aside, raw herring with diced onions is just lovely.
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Have you've ever had Kroppkakor? (No need to put butterflies on them...). It's a simple, but relatively time consuming dish to make, but they taste really good. You don't have to use bacon, in fact traditionally you just use salted pork. It might not be the "best" thing Sweden has to offer, but it's good, and it's realistic to make at home.
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Belgium : Stoofvlees met frietjes en mayonaise - Beef stew with Belgian fries and mayo.
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Very tasty indeed and it can be accompanied by one of the many Belgian beers. ;-)
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Hey, very interesting thread. Since i'm half spanish and half swiss, i'll post food from my two countries ;P
So, as Swiss main dish, Rösti, a very simple but delicious potato recipe.
As a Swiss dessert, chocolate fondue ;)
Spanish main dish, seafood paella, how not? ^^
And, as a spanish dessert, a very typical one from my island, called Ensaïmada.
Damn, this made me hungry now! hahah
BTW, i'm curious to know which country are you from, Rayzen! :)
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Whitelisted :)
Im from germany. Thats why I know Rösti but we eat it with apple puree. Yesterday i told my girlfriend i wanna eat it :D I think i gonna try it like your country not with something sweet instead with gravy?Or how do you eat röstis?
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Haha, what a coincidence! Honestly, Rösty is one of my favourite meals. In my famiy we use to eat it with meat and sauce, but the truth is that i love to eat it even without anything else.
Sounds weird to eat it with something sweet such as apple pure, but i will give it a try, too ;P
You look like a great chef. Love this thread. So many cooking ideas!
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I really Love cooking, its Kind of an Art. Try it, its tasty :)
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Two dishes from Bavaria. Since I have quite a sweet tooth both are sugary.
Kaiserschmarrn (first image)
Bayerisch Creme (second image)
And if you find a good recipe, a loaf of bread (third image) can simply be delicious. (seriously)
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Whitelisted :) I know them, i live in Germany near of Bayern :)
And Bauernbrot is really amazing! Fluffy inner and crispy outer ♥
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Just fyi: I'm pretty sure that Kaiserschmarrn is originally Austrian and derived it's name from Franz Joseph I. But because it's delicious it's popular in areas around Austria as well ;)
Wünsche Euch noch einen wundervollen Tag! :)
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I rather listed some dishes which are traditionally eaten in Bavaria. Pretty sure, that bread was not invended there as well :)
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There are indeed different regional breads.
Btw I didn't know Bavarian Cream yet.
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Hello Folks,
my biggest Hobby next to gaming is cooking. Tell me your best dishes from your country. If you have an amazing dish, what i really gonna cook, will whitelist you. My whitelist Giveaways are Hacknet and Dirt Rally.
And for all other people here is a little train Train.
Show me your dishes ♥ I wanna cook!
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