Well, it seems like Australia only knows desserts (because we just take food ideas from everywhere else), so I'd have to go with Lamingtons (http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/lamingtons-2/1e80f6e8-a459-4b79-814b-cfeda0cf3116) or Vanilla Slice (http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/vanilla-slice/14b24297-d3d5-405e-bef8-bbe62e8c64bc)
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Hello
My Favorite Dish from Germany (near Cologne ) is Sauerbraten mit Klössen und Rotkohl (Sauerbraten with dumplings and red cabbage)
http://www.chefkoch.de/rezepte/1716781280412009/Sauerbraten-mit-Rotkohl-und-Kartoffelkloessen.html
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mmh ok, i'm from Naples (Italy) so it would normally to say "pizza" but..
carbonara :Q__
http://static.salepepe.it/files/2014/03/ricetta-spaghetti-alla-carbonara_2-986x400.jpg
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Nobody could resist it...
PASTA ALLA CARBONARA!
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In Bulgaria this is called Mish Mash. Its probably the best food we have or atleast the one I always want to eat when i go back to my country.
Main ingredients are eggs, green and red peppers and other vegetables to your liking.
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slovenia here, and we are basically the misshapen zombie of slavic, germanic, romanic and non-indo-european culture.
Here we have... eh... plenty of potatoes?
Also some of our own takes on popular cullinary treats.
Pretty much anything the chap from serbia mentioned earlier.
Yeah...
Also the most grossly mistranslated name ever: The over-Mura walking cake. And even tough there's walking in the name, I assure you, you won't lose weight from this...
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Other than "Currywurst" maybe i can't think of a typical german hearty meal right now so I'll just give you something different for now:
A "Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte" -> It's a Chocolate-Cherry Cake that's very common around here.
I don't know if you are into baking, but if you are you should try it someday. I personally like it a lot. :)
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Hmm, best dishes from the U.S? Uh, maybe burgers or hotdogs? I don't even know what would qualify as a U.S food.
I'm going with hotdogs. I'm really craving one right now :3
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My favourite foods (besides ice cream and pizza) are mostly custom concoctions that are not traditional dishes from my country. But one traditional dish I do love is Patatnik. Sadly I almost never get to eat it as my family is not from the region where that dish is popular and I haven't yet learned how to make it myself.
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A bit lot late, but it can't get more swedish than "korv och makaroner"!
Otherwise "kolbulle" is one of my own favourite swedish dishes, cheap, simple and tastes great!
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Well, I'm not really a fan of Polish cuisine, I prefer to cook something more "exotical". But I do like gołąbki - it's a cabbage roll with meat and rice inside with tomato sauce.
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Traditional Mămăliga from Moldova
https://triptomoldova.wordpress.com/2014/11/29/mamaliga/
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A Russian dish that I don't really like, but everyone else seems to is Okroshka (who even likes their soup cold?).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okroshka
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Greatings from Bavaria!
Something that I enjoy a lot is called "Zwiebelrostbraten mit Käsespätzle" (yeah we Germans really like our compound words), which translates into roast beaf with onions and swabian noodles+ cheese as a side dish.
http://schinken-charme-melone.de/en/german-recipe-zwiebelrostbraten-kaesespaetzle
If you are looking for something easy to cook, I would recommend "Obatzda", a spicy cheese spread which is served with dark regional bread / bretzles and sometimes horseradish / radish.
http://partaste.com/worldrecipes/obatzda-home-made-spiced-cheese-beer-spread-from-bavaria-germany/
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Hahaha thx :) Im living near Aschaffenburg and at the end of the year im moving to München :D
Grüße aus Hessen :D
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Flatbread :D best thing if you have visitors
http://static.chefkoch-cdn.de/ck.de/rezepte/20/20843/52763-960x720-fladenbrot-mal-anders.jpg
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Nick Tahou's white hot Garbage Plate!
White hots are a local specialty, it's a pork-based hot dog that's white in color with a bit of spice. At Nick's the Garbage Plate is your choice of any two of the following. French fries, home fries, baked beans or macaroni salad. Normally it's topped with mustard, onions and meaty hot sauce. There's other plates, red hots, hamburger, cheeseburger, chicken, etc, but this is Rochester, so you want to be like a local and get white hots.
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