coca cola, coffee, tea.
cook a pizza, ham and cheese tart, leek and bacon tart, cake. :3
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Hot water or tea, and any and all fruit or snacks you happen to have laying around.
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Not as much as I'd like. Yay for being poor, the kind of stuff most would offer is rarely in my place. Still, when some are available, I'll offer biscuits.
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what you said describes exactly how my student life was... buy things to serve is a world trend. looks like nobody do as my parents and grandparents did for so long.
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Usually what ever we have. Partake in a meal with us if it's meal time... I don't even remember the last time we had a guest that didn't overlap with a meal time. haha
Probably buy a box of pizza for them.
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I admit that I was a better host back then... I'm kinda doing the same thing lately.
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UK - Tea/Coffee with Biscuit/Scones and maybe a Cucumber Sandwich....
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Chloroform and a rag, and a ski mask with the eyes sewn shut.
If I like them, usually coffee or soda, and pie or cake, croissants or donuts if it's early. :)
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so savage! hope food comes before chloroform in a rag. :O
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depends on the time of day.
morning: Warm pandesal and coffee (You dunk the pandesal in the coffee like cookies and milk, if they don't, then they get a mean look from me)
afternoon: Whatever I am eating, probably toron or something.
Night: same as afternoon, but more heavy food, like Chicken Adobo (I just ate one), or if we are in a party, you will always see Lechon
but that was back when I was in the Philippines, now its a highfive, anytime any place.
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you just reminded me how much I want to backpack to asia
food looks good and also heavily seasoned... :O
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Those cheese breads seem delicious!
Search in google about food in Iran. You'll find some good resources.
I will probably offer to my guest(s) these foods for lunch :
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funny... iran eats almost like us... if you add cooked beans you have a brazilian lunch :P
we have some restaurants here that makes arab shawarma. not sure it is popular in iran but I just love it.
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if you add cooked beans you have a brazilian lunch :P
In the first Pic, as you can see, those red small things are cooked beans! :P
We call it Ghormeh Sabzi.
I'll add another picture so you can see better those cooked beans :
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well, we are a multicultural country. so we have everything from everywhere in the world.
and if i'm having guests over? i'll try and do a BBQ. don't ahve pictures, but roasted vegies are amazings, and meatballs (small burgers if you'd like). and i always try to have some fish as well
also, salads, and pickels
Edit: the deleted one is a duplicate of this one...
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I guess some water,, or a soft drink, or even wine, maybe chocolates if they're around.
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Dunno. Some choices are water, coffee, juice, beer, several alcoholic drinks, biscuits, cake, a full meal, etc. I'm Greek by the way. In Crete though, a Greek island, they are more traditional and you have to eat a lot and drink a lot of alcoholic drinks when you visit them - and you better not refuse or else.......... xD
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Here it's usually tea or Turkish coffee.
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Pizza cause fuck it, but if i have to cook well i usually either go for the basic, milanesas with mashed potatos (first image) or i cook some omelettes with ham and cheese
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I don't keep anything specific in the house that's just meant for guests. Normally I just offer them water or coffee. If someone is here long enough, I might offer them food.
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tea (adult) and candy (children) or special kind of food that represent the place that they live
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When someone visits your house, what do you or family usually offer to guests?
Food will differ depending on mood & guests (my cooking tend to be very international & varied, not sticking to any set cooking tradition)
For drinks tea will be the first thing I tend to offer people. I don't personally drink coffee, but I have some instant coffee (I know that most people who drink coffee say that they're not a big fan of it, but I'm not getting a bulky machine for when people want to make coffee. I might reconsider that once I've moved into a larger apartment).
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I'm always curious about other countries costumes... and this is one of the things that I would love to know from you guys.
When someone visits your house, what do you or family usually offer to guests?
If you don't, think what average people from your country offers. Please, include picture if possible or uncommon. :)
In Brazil, the most common beverage is coffee and the food depends very much where do you live. In my state we usually offer cheese breads when available (not sure how they call it outside brazil, but it is in the picture).
This is also an excuse to test SGTools by myself... have THIS :D
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