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India, 'bengali' cuisine ( chicken ( kosha ), fish ( sorshe ilish ), pulao, luchi, dal, aloo/ begun bhaja, chop, payesh, chutney and salad )
sweets ( rossogolla)
snacks (samosa)
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Post pictures of your country's cuisine.Your favourite cuisine of your country.
Aussie BBQ :P
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iloverikku11
No idea
Cincinnati chili
halo-halo perfect for the hot summer days
chicken inasal
halo-halo perfect for the hot summer days
notsoawesome
Do tell, whats those red beady stuff? Also where can I get this. What flavor is that ice cream/froyo?
Since celldrax posted so well, I am just going to quote this... I couldn't have said it better myself.Aussie BBQ :P
Celldrax
Full English breakfast
Wings, this picture kinda looks like poop though
Pretty much this all over England
Filipino-Canadian here. I think filipino food is disgusting, so I'll post a Canadian popular dish:
looks great!
This is iskender kebab, which is amazing (Turkish cuisine)
Salmiak. Some of my favorite are the Double Zout, because not only are they delicous, you can trick people into eating them, and then savour the look of horror on their faces as they feel the burning sensation of the ammonium chloride salt.
Pickled Herring. Squeaky when you bite it.
Muisjes. Delicious, very sweet with a hint of anise. Melts into a tasty paste on hot, buttered toast.
Kapucijners. Warm up and serve with bacon bits, and onion marinated in vinegar and black-pepper.
Oliebollen. These are pretty much what donut stores refer to as Dutchies, which bugs me to no end.
Chocolate letters, generally something recieved at Christmas.
f*** yea!
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Optical_Order
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Anyway, since I'm filipino canadian, I'll just post one from each: I've always like bistek from Phil: 
...and poutine from Canada: 
And finally this is kondosouvli. It's basically pork. The special thing about is that it is cut in small chunks and slowly spit-roasted over burning coal and the meat developes a delicious crust as you can see in the photo. I dont know if people usually cook pork like that in other countries.
We have it in Balkans too. :PMkavanaugh77
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Irish Stew
Champ
Barmbrack
Sometimes in that order. :P
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Traditional Romanian dish, sarmale. Meat, rice and small bis of onion wrapped up in a cabbage leaf.
We don't have any cuisine so I'll post some really good Chinese food instead
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Muisjes. Delicious, very sweet with a hint of anise. Melts into a tasty paste on hot, buttered toast.
Oliebollen. These are pretty much what donut stores refer to as Dutchies, which bugs me to no end.
Chocolate letters, generally something recieved at Christmas.
Tylendal
Curry Goat, so nice like my third favorite dish.
Keema, even thought i'm not indian, i had this all the time as a kid as I use to always go round my next door neighbours, i'm basicly apart off their family now.
And finalliy a brazilian dish that my gran use to cook, acaraje, my gran makes the best food.
Canada here.
I like a good hamburger, he's a pic of one I enjoyed:
I also enjoy a hotdog, especially with bacon, here's a pic:
Poutine, fries covered in gravy and cheese, is nice too, here's a pic:
Perogies, made golden brown and slathered with onions and sour cream are good too, here's a pic:
And for dessert, some red velvet cake, here's a pic:
Hmm, I didn't see many fruits or vegetables in that line up, that might explain my waist...
chicago deep dish
chicago hot dog
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last but not least
THE ALMIGHTY DOUBLE DOWN
Dinner for two, I presume? :PAussie BBQ :P
Celldrax
pastrami
Hummus with oil and flatbread and sprinkled paprika.
A popular dish among Russians. Shredded carrots and onions fried, then added to basmati rice with a lot of whole cooked garlic and beef/lamb. The rice has been cooked in the meat and vegetable broth, so it has a lot of flavour.
I used to have a close Indian friend before a falling out with her, I remember her mother made great food - naan, yogurt, dahl, and all sorts of vegetarian dishes. They never made those restaurant specialities like butter chicken, but yeah... Indian food is special.Curry Goat, so nice like my third favorite dish.
Keema, even thought i'm not indian, i had this all the time as a kid as I use to always go round my next door neighbours, i'm basicly apart off their family now.
And finalliy a brazilian dish that my gran use to cook, acaraje, my gran makes the best food.
Chicken453
I love perogies like that, especially with the fried onions and sour cream. You can step up your game by adding minced fresh garlic and shredded cheese.Canada here.
I like a good hamburger, he's a pic of one I enjoyed:
I also enjoy a hotdog, especially with bacon, here's a pic:
Poutine, fries covered in gravy and cheese, is nice too, here's a pic:
Perogies, made golden brown and slathered with onions and sour cream are good too, here's a pic:
And for dessert, some red velvet cake, here's a pic:
Hmm, I didn't see many fruits or vegetables in that line up, that might explain my waist...
d_parker
And of course, you can't beat a great homemade burger - a food fit for a King - mayonaisse, cheese, garlic, onions, pickles, ketchup, mustard, toasted bun... it's a perfect food.
I actually took these photographs of a salad I made awhile ago to show someone a recipe. This is a salad I grew up. It's relatively popular among Russians - it's simply shredded carrots, mayonaisse, fresh minced garlic, a little bit of sugar. I add halved roasted almonds. It's really easy, fast, and delicious. And arguably nutritious.
[QUOTE="Chicken453"]I used to have a close Indian friend before a falling out with her, I remember her mother made great food - naan, yogurt, dahl, and all sorts of vegetarian dishes. They never made those restaurant specialities like butter chicken, but yeah... Indian food is special.Curry Goat, so nice like my third favorite dish.
Keema, even thought i'm not indian, i had this all the time as a kid as I use to always go round my next door neighbours, i'm basicly apart off their family now.
And finalliy a brazilian dish that my gran use to cook, acaraje, my gran makes the best food.
kraychik
mmm
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