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italian- arancini
maltese- pastizzi

belgium- beer

hungary- goulash

spain- paella

stirfry

Hmmm, I wouldn't really consider the Burrito a true Mexican dish, in fact in all the times I have ever been in Mexico, cental and south, I've never seen a burrito on a menu. As for Mexico, I would say Tamales Veracruzanos. Spain-Paella, Venezuela- Guasacaca, Tostones (Popular in a lot of latin american countries), or anything made from plantains.

Vietnam : Fried cobra, saut�ed snake with lemongrass

USA: Severed-head of J1 soup

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Originally posted by Ygrene USA: Severed-head of J1 soup

You're always the one to start the battle sir nrg.

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Originally posted by jupiterone You're always the one to start the battle sir nrg.

My apologies J1, you are indeed correct.

Therefore, another dish that I rather enjoying swallowing:

USA: My own pride.

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Originally posted by Ygrene USA: My own pride.

hahaha that was fuckin lame man

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Originally posted by Omega_Blue hahaha that was fuckin lame man

Then my work here is done! ^5

haggis




yum yum!



not

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Originally posted by Ygrene USA: Severed-head of J1 soup

I don't get it.

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Originally posted by iced_donuts haggis yum yum! not

oh c'mon!

I've never eaten this Haggis. But I would like to try.

*bookmarks* thread

poutine - Canada
Pupusas - El Salvador ftmfw
Carpaccio - Italy
mango palatschinken - Vienna.

mole on anything

Re: international dishes

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Originally posted by AndreaCKY772 what are your favorite dishes from various countries? italy - fettucini alfredo, shrimp scampi e

what?

Of all the great italian dishes you mention 'Shrimp Scampi'. Sweetheart this isn't the fckn Red Lobster...

Thai - Red/Green curries served with Rice.

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Originally posted by Ian oh c'mon!

ah good old aberdeen angus

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Originally posted by nchs09 Dominican Republic - Mofongo

Best mofongo ever

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Originally posted by Omega_M I've never eaten this Haggis. But I would like to try.

your not missing out on much i say, its disgusting!

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Haggis somewhat resembles stuffed intestines (pig intestines otherwise known as chitterlings or the kokoretsi of traditional Greek cuisine), sausages and savoury puddings of which it is among the largest types. As the 2001 English edition of the Larousse Gastronomique puts it, "although its description is not immediately appealing, haggis has an excellent nutty texture and delicious savoury flavour."

Ummmm...hungry already.

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Haggis IS stuffed intestines (sheeps stomach?)

fixed.

Re: Re: international dishes

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Originally posted by diggerz what? Of all the great italian dishes you mention 'Shrimp Scampi'. Sweetheart this isn't the fckn Red Lobster...

?

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Originally posted by iced_donuts your not missing out on much i say, its disgusting!

I always thought it was gross given what it was, then one of my Scotch mates got me to try some.

If you don't about what it is, which is no worse then what you get in frankfurters and other processed meats, it tastes like spicey sausage meat, not bad at all tbh.

As for food and countries:

Japan: Sushi/Maki/Sashimi
China: All things MSG!! Sweet n Sour chicken is my fav, with egg fried rice and shredded, crispy seaweed.
India: Bombay aloo and peshwari naans.
Italy: Lasagne
Greece: Stuffed vine leaves
France: Baguettes, profiterols
South Africa: Biltong/droerwors, cape malay curry (bit of a mixed one really, lol)
Mexico: Quesadillas
England: Sunday roast with chicken.
Middle east: Chicken Doner Kebab, with loads of chilli sauce and salad

Screw sushi, takoyaki ftw -_-.
Edit: German - Doner Kebabs 0_o.

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