International Foods Exhibited--A Thread by Dale Wisely

[Dale]

Post the name and a photo of the food that best illustrates your nation's culinary culture.



The United States of America:
Nacho-flavored Doritos

[TheSpoonMan]

The United States of America:
Apple Pie

(at least, that's how it should be )

[emmline]

I'll take #2 thanks!

[Denny]

I'll take #2 thanks!

duh!

[Gabriel]

For non-germans, the ultimate stereotype:


Eisbein mit Sauerkraut und Kartoffelbrei


Grilled Bratwurst, ideally eaten with Senf and a piece of Weißbrot


...and a big, cool Weißbier... (I love it)



For me:


Classical Jägerschnitzel.

I prefer mediterranean and balkanese food though...german food's often too heavy.

[gonzo914]

The United States of America:
Apple Pie

(at least, that's how it should be )

And the national anthem -- Pi by The Alferd Packer Memorial Stringband

[rebl_rn]

United States of America - Hot Dog

Unless you're from Chicago - then it looks like this:

[Bloomfield]

For non-germans, the ultimate stereotype:


Eisbein mit Sauerkraut und Kartoffelbrei

Oh, igittigitt.

[fiddleronvermouth]

[Cynth]

Texas style pit barbecue.

[Tril Bluejacket]

Paav Bhaaji (little buns and veggies).



I've been an American for more years than not, but I still love this dish from India.

[Walden]

This is not chocolate chip cookies. It is bean bread, a traditional Cherokee bread made from corn and beans.

[mcfeeley]

On this board, how could we leave out the Ulster Fry?

[missy]

Cincinnati style chili:


aka - a Coney and a Three Way.

[Joseph E. Smith]