Typical food from your country.

[Daniel Pacheco]

Thanks to a conversation with matt404au and Mista (who was scammed in a tourist restaurant in Spain). I had the idea to post here typical food from your countries.

I know that there will be a lot of burgers among typical foods over the world, so just post an original burger from your city or something similar.

Well. As a good fellow spaniard I will start with a couple of typical food from here.

TORTILLA DE PATATA

PAELLA

Or EMPANADA GALLEGA

LET´S SHARE YOUR BEST FOOD CHOICES GAAF!

 

[AV]

Visiting England?

You start your day with a fry up, all the trimmings, no messing about, no flaking out on the black pudding. Fried bread an acceptable additional/replacement for toast. Winners eat their mushrooms.

After you've demolished your full English and necked a few cups of tea, you go about your business until it's time for lunch. And of course, it's a chippy lunch. Battered cod, good thick chips, some gravy, mushy peas, salt, vinegar, maybe some tartar sauce, maybe a steak and kidney pie, maybe even curry sauce if you're feeling spicy.

By now it's quite obviously time to hit the pub, if you haven't already, so knock back a few ales and a couple of crafty fags (cigarettes in England if you're feeling triggered), have a go on the quizzy and then order up the pub staple: the Sunday roast. Is it actually Sunday? Who gives a shit! It's Sunday somewhere, probably! Beef is the primary choice though others are available if you're a bit of a fanny about that. Spuds, carrot, swede, peas, maybe brocolli, maybe parsnips and sprouts if you're feeling festive. But let's not forget the key ingredients: a fatty Yorkshire pudding and lashings of thick gravy.

One full belly later and you're ready for a few more pints. Before you know it, it's 3am and you're stumbling home, arm in arm with your best chum, probably singing some shit Brit pop anthem. You're bloated, sick, skint, you stink, but you've had a cracker. The above diet will probably give you a heart attack by 30, but you can rest easy knowing it was all worth it.

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

Visiting England?

You start your day with a fry up, all the trimmings, no messing about, no flaking out on the black pudding. Fried bread an acceptable additional/replacement for toast. Winners eat their mushrooms.

After you've demolished your full English and necked a few cups of tea, you go about your business until it's time for lunch. And of course, it's a chippy lunch. Battered cod, good thick chips, some gravy, mushy peas, salt, vinegar, maybe some tartar sauce, maybe a steak and kidney pie, maybe even curry sauce if you're feeling spicy.

By now it's quite obviously time to hit the pub, if you haven't already, so knock back a few ales and a couple of crafty fags (cigarettes in England if you're feeling triggered), have a go on the quizzy and then order up the pub staple: the Sunday roast. Is it actually Sunday? Who gives a shit! It's Sunday somewhere, probably! Beef is the primary choice though others are available if you're a bit of a fanny about that. Spuds, carrot, swede, peas, maybe brocolli, maybe parsnips and sprouts if you're feeling festive. But let's not forget the key ingredients: a fatty Yorkshire pudding and lashings of thick gravy.

One full belly later and you're ready for a few more pints. Before you know it, it's 3am and you're stumbling home, arm in arm with your best chum, probably singing some shit Brit pop anthem. You're bloated, sick, skint, you stink, but you've had a cracker. The above diet will probably give you a heart attack by 30, but you can rest easy knowing it was all worth it.

Hahahaha mate! Do you work for a turistic company?? You did it so great!

PS- I love your breakfast... is just amazing. Is your typical breakfast something that you eat every day or is more for weekends?

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

The above diet will probably give you a heart attack by 30, but you can rest easy knowing it was all worth it.

​

HAHAHAHAHAHHA

 

[AV]

PS- I love your breakfast... is just amazing. Is your typical breakfast something that you eat every day or is more for weekends?

I would love to eat a fry up every single day, but time, money and my weight get in the way. More often than not it's just toast.

 

[edomedo]

-Bosnia (and most of the Balkans, really)

Ćevapi or ćevapčići is a grilled dish of minced meat, a type of kebab, found traditionally in the countries of southeastern Europe.

Sarma is a dish of vine, cabbage, monk's rhubarb or chard leaves rolled around a filling usually based on a combination of grains, like bulgur or rice, and minced meat. It is found in the cuisines of the former Ottoman Empire from the Middle East to Southeastern Europe.

Burek is a specialty of Bosnian cuisine taken from the Turkish cuisine (but, Tur. bend). It is a pie made of finely chopped or minced meat that is mixed with onion and spices and rolled into thin stretched layer of dough.

We like meat, get over it. Sorry vegans.

 

[Azzurri]

-Bosnia (and most of the Balkans, really)

Ćevapi or ćevapčići is a grilled dish of minced meat, a type of kebab, found traditionally in the countries of southeastern Europe.



Sarma is a dish of vine, cabbage, monk's rhubarb or chard leaves rolled around a filling usually based on a combination of grains, like bulgur or rice, and minced meat. It is found in the cuisines of the former Ottoman Empire from the Middle East to Southeastern Europe.


Burek is a specialty of Bosnian cuisine taken from the Turkish cuisine (but, Tur. bend). It is a pie made of finely chopped or minced meat that is mixed with onion and spices and rolled into thin stretched layer of dough.


We like meat, get over it. Sorry vegans.

I went to a Bosnian place in Chicago since my friends are friends with the owners and it was SOO good. I had everything you mentioned.

 

[Greedings]

Someone's already done England, so my wife's:

Borscht. Fucking amazing shit.

 

[GreatCharleston]

-Bosnia (and most of the Balkans, really)

Ćevapi or ćevapčići is a grilled dish of minced meat, a type of kebab, found traditionally in the countries of southeastern Europe.

Sarma is a dish of vine, cabbage, monk's rhubarb or chard leaves rolled around a filling usually based on a combination of grains, like bulgur or rice, and minced meat. It is found in the cuisines of the former Ottoman Empire from the Middle East to Southeastern Europe.

Burek is a specialty of Bosnian cuisine taken from the Turkish cuisine (but, Tur. bend). It is a pie made of finely chopped or minced meat that is mixed with onion and spices and rolled into thin stretched layer of dough.

We like meat, get over it. Sorry vegans.

Damn this shit looks fire...

From the UK also but honestly out food is pretty boring.

 

[Orpheum]

From Germany:

That's a pork leg with potato dumplings. granted it's more of a bavarian thing but it's definitely worth a try if you come to visit.

 

[TheShadowLord]

only in America

 

[keraj37]

only in America

Only in America

 

[heckmanimation]

 

[Orpheum]

aight dude slow down with that Porn. Can't handle the boner right now

 

[Omeggos]

Tatertot hotdish is pretty much a staple here in Minnesota. Along with variations of cooked walleye, bass, steaks and burgers, especially one of the GOAT burgers:

Juicy Lucy.

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

I would love to eat a fry up every single day, but time, money and my weight get in the way. More often than not it's just toast.

We normally eat at breackfast "Pan Tuamaca". Juast a toas with tomato, garlic, oil, salt and sometimes "serrano" ham.

We normally eat it every day and is great!

 

[AV]

We normally eat at breackfast "Pan Tuamaca". Juast a toas with tomato, garlic, oil, salt and sometimes "serrano" ham. We normally eat it every day and is great!

Looks delicious, I'd eat that all the time. When I visited Spain I had tortilla española every morning.

Tatertot hotdish is pretty much a staple here in Minnesota. Along with variations of cooked walleye, bass, steaks and burgers, especially one of the GOAT burgers: Juicy Lucy.

Ahhh, the Juicy Lucy. 33% chance it's raw near the middle, 33% chance of burning your tongue on molten hot cheese. Worth it.

 

[Fbh]

Some that I like from here in Chile

We also have empanadas:

Can be fried or baked. Usually with a meat filling but you can also get them with various cheese fillings (just cheese, ham and cheese, prawns and cheese, etc) or my favourite one which is with seafood

Pastel de Choclo

Which is basically a "corn pie" (with meat and chicken)

Paila Marina: (fun side note, this is what Gus Fring was cooking when Walter White went to his house)

Which is basically a seafood soup/stew/thing

And if you come down south (in both Chile and Argentina) you can get Cordero al palo (Lamb on a stick) which is god tier:

And more on the sandwich side we have the Churrasco Italiano

Which uses thin cut meat instead of a hamburger, tomatoes, mashed avocado and lots of (hopefully self made) mayonnaise

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

-Bosnia (and most of the Balkans, really)

Ćevapi or ćevapčići is a grilled dish of minced meat, a type of kebab, found traditionally in the countries of southeastern Europe.

Wow I had never hear about bosnian food. Ćevapi looks specially great. Now I want to looking for any bosnian restaurant at Madrid.

Spain is full of Kebabs but I am tired about them.

Someone's already done England, so my wife's:

Hey What´s that??

Damn this shit looks fire...

From the UK also but honestly out food is pretty boring.

Except if AV is showing it the food. He is a good seller hahaha

From Germany:

That's a pork leg with potato dumplings. granted it's more of a bavarian thing but it's definitely worth a try if you come to visit.

I eat a lot of knucle over there. I Koln, beer and knucle is just awesome! This is really similar to knuckle right?

only in America

Finger sticks?

Only in America

WOw! hahah you must to be american to criticize like this haha. I normally visit Boston and people over there is very healthy.

mmmmmmm What´s that? Looks lika bbq but with some differences. Where is it from?

Tatertot hotdish is pretty much a staple here in Minnesota. Along with variations of cooked walleye, bass, steaks and burgers, especially one of the GOAT burgers:

Juicy Lucy.

YEAH! This is just I said. Looks great. Burgers always looks great that but this one is not very typical.

Another typical dish from Minesota?

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

Looks delicious, I'd eat that all the time. When I visited Spain I had tortilla española every morning.



Ahhh, the Juicy Lucy. 33% chance it's raw near the middle, 33% chance of burning your tongue on molten hot cheese. Worth it.

We must create a new country with your breackfast and our tortillas hahahha

Some that I like from here in Chile

We also have empanadas:

Can be fried or baked. Usually with a meat filling but you can also get them with various cheese fillings (just cheese, ham and cheese, prawns and cheese, etc) or my favourite one which is with seafood

Pastel de Choclo

Which is basically a "corn pie" (with meat and chicken)

Paila Marina:

Which is basically a seafood soup/stew/thing

And if you come down south (in both Chile and Argentina) you can get Corderlo al palo (Lamb on a stick) which is god tier:

And more on the sandwich side we have the Churrasco Italiano

Which uses think cut meat instead of a hamburger, tomatoes, mashed avocado and lots of (hopefully self made) mayonnaise

Madre mía colega! La comida de Chile es genial!

I didn´t know so much about your cuisine but fuck! Empanadas are sure delicius as ours but Pastel de Choclo... I going to try it! Sounds amazing.

And that churrasco italiano... mmmmm. You just post a greate choice of food.

This weekend I have to find a chileno restaurant and another bosnian restaurant!

 

[TheShadowLord]

Finger sticks?


?

those are deep fried twinkies

 

[mekes]

AV already did a great job of representing our country. Roast dinner is definitely my favourite of the 3.

My favourite dishes from others cultures would have to be...

India: Ceylon, Rogan Josh
Turkey: Lamb beyti
Italy: Mushroom risotto
Spain. The almighty paella from Daniel Pacheco original post.

 

[Virex]

From Germany:

That's a pork leg with potato dumplings. granted it's more of a bavarian thing but it's definitely worth a try if you come to visit.

We call that Eisbein where I'm from

 

[Heimdall_Xtreme]

Thanks to a conversation with matt404au and Mista (who was scammed in a tourist restaurant in Spain). I had the idea to post here typical food from your countries.

I know that there will be a lot of burgers among typical foods over the world, so just post an original burger from your city or something similar.

Well. As a good fellow spaniard I will start with a couple of typical food from here.

TORTILLA DE PATATA

PAELLA

Or EMPANADA GALLEGA

LET´S SHARE YOUR BEST FOOD CHOICES GAAF!

I have Spanish ancestry and family from Spain... i always love La tortilla de papa. Siempre me ha encantado los platillos españoles.

But here my favorite food.

Chilaquiles con pollo

Is Corn or tortilla with chicken and onions with cream

Tacos de papa o pollo tortilla fried with cheese or chicken with cream and lettuce

Quesadilla de queso o de ceso is a cheese quesadilla with tortilla or pumpkin

 

[badblue]

Someone's already done England, so my wife's:

Borscht. Fucking amazing shit.

I could never get into that style of borscht as I grew up eating the superior (IMO) Doukhobor Borscht!

 

[Ahjumbie]

I'm in the states so that's been covered . My family is from Trinidad so I'll post that instead

Stew Oxtail normally served over rice

Doubles

Pholourie with tambrind sauce

Roti probably chicken in the picture

And a Solo to wash it all down

 

[ROMhack]

In my country we eat live babies.

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

those are deep fried twinkies

Those Twinkies?

Spain. The almighty paella from @Daniel Pacheco original post.

YEAH!!!

I have Spanish ancestry and family from Spain... i always love La tortilla de papa. Siempre me ha encantado los platillos españoles.

But here my favorite food.

Chilaquiles con pollo

Is Corn or tortilla with chicken and onions with cream

Tacos de papa o pollo tortilla fried with cheese or chicken with cream and lettuce

Quesadilla de queso o de ceso is a cheese quesadilla with tortilla or pumpkin

Tortilla de PAPA ajajja super redneck way to call it.

Your food looking like mexican food. Where are you from?

I'm in the states so that's been covered . My family is from Trinidad so I'll post that instead

Stew Oxtail normally served over rice

Doubles

Pholourie with tambrind sauce

Roti probably chicken in the picture

And a Solo to wash it all down

Hey mate you food looks awesome.

First pic looks like the typical spaniard "Guiso de patata" but Doubles looks great!

And what is exactly Pholourie with tambrind sauce?

 

[Heimdall_Xtreme]

Those Twinkies?

YEAH!!!



Tortilla de PAPA ajajja super redneck way to call it.

Your food looking like mexican food. Where are you from?




Hey mate you food looks awesome.

First pic looks like the typical spaniard "Guiso de patata" but Doubles looks great!

And what is exactly Pholourie with tambrind sauce?

Exactly, i from Mexico.

Lol so is Patata xD... well i will say Tortilla de patata .

 

[Unknown Quantity]

Breakfast can be many things, cheese (cream or halloumi), honey, jam, shakshooka (scrambled eggs with fried onion & tomato), fol (beans with garlic, onion, cumin & other Arab spices), pies with cream & honey or lamb mince, fresh bread, plenty of tea. There's more, can't remember the other choices.

Next is mandi

Traditionally you'd have a barrel buried (plenty in Saudi). You wait for the logs of wood to go grey, put in a massive pot of seasoned rice with a whole lamb covered in spices hanging above it. Two hours later serve it like in the pic accompanied with salad, boiled eggs, fresh hot sauce, laban. Can be done with goat, camel or chicken as well.

The more traditional stuff we'll delve into later.

 

[Threeshotgamer]

Kentucky here and I think the only things we are known for is the Hot Brown which is an open faced turkey sandwich and the Mint Julep which is the official drink of the Kentucky Derby.

 

[Kamina]

Austria

Brettljause, best served with Beer or Most

Schweinsbraten, also best served with beer

 

[Ahjumbie]

Those Twinkies?

YEAH!!!



Tortilla de PAPA ajajja super redneck way to call it.

Your food looking like mexican food. Where are you from?




Hey mate you food looks awesome.

First pic looks like the typical spaniard "Guiso de patata" but Doubles looks great!

And what is exactly Pholourie with tambrind sauce?

The capital of Trinidad is Port of Spain so very very possible handed down!

Pholourie is fried dough that is made from flour , ground up channa (chick peas) and seasoned .Recipes differ but normally will have geera (roasted ground cummin) and saffron . The tambrind sauce is a sweet and sour kind of thing that is sometimes a bit spicy. Pholourie and doubles are considered street food , which are snacks you get from curb side vendors or little shops around the place.

As it get closer summer here in Brooklyn the musical artist from the caribbean start coming here as the parties or "fetes" start ramping up for Labor Day , you will come out of these parties at like 4-5 AM and there will be people with big pots and tables full of food like this and believe me coming out of a party at that time normally kinda tipsy or just straight drunk and have a hot plate of homemade food just waiting for you (for a price of course) with your friends is one of the greatest things I've experienced

Also forgot another favorite is Corn soup!

 

[Amadeus1]

Too many food.. Pasta, pizza..

 

[Ahjumbie]

Why am I in this thread??? Now I'm hungry and All I got is Papa John's pizza..

 

[WhiskeyDiver]

Only in America

Poor kid on the left doesn't know how close he is to being devoured as fast as the mystical 5th nugget in a 4pc nugget order.

 

[Greedings]

Austria

Austrian food is basically what everyone thinks German food is. The Austrians do it so much better though.


Where I live, the Weisswurst breakfast is pretty common. Try not to have it on weekdays, but it's damn good.

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

Exactly, i from Mexico.

Lol so is Patata xD... well i will say Tortilla de patata .

I like to read tortilla de papa is too funny so keep doing it

I love your cousine, actually I know how to cook mexican food much better than my own food.

Breakfast can be many things, cheese (cream or halloumi), honey, jam, shakshooka (scrambled eggs with fried onion & tomato), fol (beans with garlic, onion, cumin & other Arab spices), pies with cream & honey or lamb mince, fresh bread, plenty of tea. There's more, can't remember the other choices.

Next is mandi

Traditionally you'd have a barrel buried (plenty in Saudi). You wait for the logs of wood to go grey, put in a massive pot of seasoned rice with a whole lamb covered in spices hanging above it. Two hours later serve it like in the pic accompanied with salad, boiled eggs, fresh hot sauce, laban. Can be done with goat, camel or chicken as well.

The more traditional stuff we'll delve into later.

Oh Boy! Did you normally eat that for breakfast? Mista would like your post hahah

I like you hybrid lamb paella.

hink the only things we are known for is the Hot Brown which is an open faced turkey sandwich and the Mint Julep which is the official drink of the Kentuck

Fuck! This is something I want to eat!Hot brown... I got it.

Austria

Brettljause, best served with Beer or Most

Schweinsbraten, also best served with beer

Looks good. What´s that ball?

Austrian food is basically what everyone thinks German food is. The Austrians do it so much better though.


Where I live, the Weisswurst breakfast is pretty common. Try not to have it on weekdays, but it's damn good.

have you breakfast with beer????

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

I forgot to post here two lovely food from Spain:

Cocido

And Rice with milk.

 

[Xbone89]

-Bosnia (and most of the Balkans, really)

Ćevapi or ćevapčići is a grilled dish of minced meat, a type of kebab, found traditionally in the countries of southeastern Europe.

Sarma is a dish of vine, cabbage, monk's rhubarb or chard leaves rolled around a filling usually based on a combination of grains, like bulgur or rice, and minced meat. It is found in the cuisines of the former Ottoman Empire from the Middle East to Southeastern Europe.

Burek is a specialty of Bosnian cuisine taken from the Turkish cuisine (but, Tur. bend). It is a pie made of finely chopped or minced meat that is mixed with onion and spices and rolled into thin stretched layer of dough.

We like meat, get over it. Sorry vegans.

Naše kifle I jogurt

 

[Kamina]

Looks good. What´s that ball?

Its a dumpling.
Especially if the meat has a tasy souce you can soak it up with it.
Its made from egg, crused white-bread which soaked in water, flour and some spices; its then mixed together and rolled, then boiled in water or wrapped in a towel and steamed over water.

 

[Daniel Pacheco]

Its a dumpling.
Especially if the meat has a tasy souce you can soak it up with it.
Its made from egg, crused white-bread which soaked in water, flour and some spices; its then mixed together and rolled, then boiled in water or wrapped in a towel and steamed over water.

Ahh dumpling, yeah I ate lots of those in UK but your dumpling looks better.

 

[Kamina]

Ahh dumpling, yeah I ate lots of those in UK but your dumpling looks better.

These are much different than the ones in the UK i can tell you.
If you ever find yourself in Austria, be sure to try Schweinsbraten, and make sure it says “Semmelknödel” or “Serviettenknödel” in the food description so you can try these dumplings.

 

[yet_another_alt]

Food Porn

God bless this country.

 

[Greedings]

have you breakfast with beer????

Yeah. When I first came to Germany I found it pretty weird too. It goes so well together though, and it's very socially acceptable to have a beer with breakfast...if you're having Weißwurst.

 

[Mista]

Oh Boy! Did you normally eat that for breakfast? @Mista would like your post hahah

Oh no. That’s too much! I’m sure the picture was taken by a big family. No way one or two can eat all this

 

[Scopa]

 

[Cunth]

-Bosnia (and most of the Balkans, really)

Ćevapi or ćevapčići is a grilled dish of minced meat, a type of kebab, found traditionally in the countries of southeastern Europe.

Sarma is a dish of vine, cabbage, monk's rhubarb or chard leaves rolled around a filling usually based on a combination of grains, like bulgur or rice, and minced meat. It is found in the cuisines of the former Ottoman Empire from the Middle East to Southeastern Europe.

Burek is a specialty of Bosnian cuisine taken from the Turkish cuisine (but, Tur. bend). It is a pie made of finely chopped or minced meat that is mixed with onion and spices and rolled into thin stretched layer of dough.

We like meat, get over it. Sorry vegans.

All this shit looks gooood

 

[matt404au]

Where’s the onions?

 

[Scopa]

Where’s the onions?

I know. What a dero.

The pictures from Vice believe it or not, so, it figures.