Notice the bread+eggs, its so incredible superior to white bread and eggs, that I don't understand why rye bread isn't more common. The dark taste doesn't fit well with sweet stuff as jam, peanutbutter etc. but rule with meat, fish and eggs.

epicdoom

United States489 Posts

October 23 2009 15:35 GMT

#202

Butterchicken and Naan

With mango Lassi

Abjurer

Sweden209 Posts

October 23 2009 15:45 GMT

#203

Dillkött, the best Sweden has to offer!

ZidaneTribal

United States2800 Posts

October 23 2009 15:49 GMT

#204

this thread must be like porn to fat people

Boblion

France8043 Posts

October 23 2009 15:55 GMT

#205

On October 24 2009 00:49 ZidaneTribal wrote:
this thread must be like porn to fat people

Even for normal people

BlackJack

United States10574 Posts

October 23 2009 16:07 GMT

#206

On October 24 2009 00:24 noob4ever wrote:

Here is what the catering business makes with it:

I don't get it. Why is there orange with the peel mixed in like that. Are you supposed to eat the orange with the peel or pick it out or what?

imDerek

United States1944 Posts

October 23 2009 16:12 GMT

#207

yeeeah

Waxangel

United States33479 Posts

October 23 2009 16:14 GMT

#208

On October 23 2009 22:18 MoltkeWarding wrote:

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However, objectively seen, without assumptions of cultural prejudice, it's clear than Oriental cooking is far more bland and dull than that of Europe.

You must be smarter than this... or are you?

d(O.o)a

Canada5066 Posts

October 23 2009 16:23 GMT

#209

oooooo these too, some yorkshire puddings with gravy

Scarecrow

Korea (South)9172 Posts

October 23 2009 16:25 GMT

#210

Slices of apple cooked in a pancake w. honey :D

Portuguese-style chicken burgers with American mayo

tirentu

Canada1257 Posts

October 23 2009 16:33 GMT

#211

Last night this thread gave me huge, huge cravings for a good asian noodle soup.
So today for lunch I went on a quest for authentic asian food (not chicken balls tyvm) in Sackville, New Brunswick! After a whole 2 minutes of investigation, I found a place called Vinh's Wok, whose claim to fame was a Chinese buffet. Now, Vinh is clearly not a Chinese name, so I was hoping that this would be the common situation of a Vietnamese family opening a Chinese/Asian restaurant in some place that would never be able to sustain a real ethnic restaurant. Usually these places have some element of their own culture's food on the menu... and I was right! Hidden between the lists of chop suey and chicken balls, I found me some bun bo and different pho. Needless to say, I am now a very happy man, because there's very little I like more than bun bo. I'll be going back to have pho next time I read through this thread :D.

madnessman

United States1581 Posts

October 23 2009 16:41 GMT

#212

I'm not going to post my favorite food but this is food related so whatever. If you've ever read one of those "Where should I go in Tokyo?" threads, you might've noticed that one common suggestion was to try out small restaurants which turn out to be really good. I discovered a really really good small restaurant like 5 minutes away from my house which was pretty cool. And then I found another place even closer to my house which i've never noticed before. It turns out that it has a Michelin star. So I did some research... There are 10 Michelin Star restaurants within like... a 10 minute walking range of my house and one of them actually has 3 stars! Time to start saving up...

koreasilver

9109 Posts

October 23 2009 16:59 GMT

#213

On October 24 2009 01:14 Waxangel wrote:

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You must be smarter than this... or are you?

Moltke is an enigma to me.

MisterKatosS

France352 Posts

October 23 2009 17:12 GMT

#214

On October 23 2009 05:34 phyre112 wrote:
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Poutine. French Fries, Beef Gravy, and cheese curd. Possibly the only way to make this less healthy is the addition of Bacon, which sometimes happens, but it's still by far the best food I've ever eaten.

lol Poutine, this is not right !
Poutine shall be served sided with a dirty keyboard and in front of a computer monitor like this :

voila ! bon appetit !

A personal creation :

I baptised it "le vomi de clochard" I leave you google translators gessing the meaning.

Anyway it truly taste quite good

noob4ever

Denmark59 Posts

October 23 2009 17:30 GMT

#215

@ BlackJack No, you are not supposed to eat the peel. If its fish on top, it comes with lemons+ peel, but don't eat the peel, lol. I guess its just there for looks. All the other stuff is eatable as it is.

phyre112

United States3090 Posts

October 23 2009 17:49 GMT

#216

On October 24 2009 02:12 MisterKatosS wrote:

lol Poutine, this is not right !
Poutine shall be served sided with a dirty keyboard and in front of a computer monitor like this :

voila ! bon appetit !

You're right - definitely the way to serve poutine, although not quite so visually impressive, which is more what I was going for.

zizou21

United States3683 Posts

October 23 2009 18:44 GMT

#217

On October 24 2009 02:12 MisterKatosS wrote:

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lol Poutine, this is not right !
Poutine shall be served sided with a dirty keyboard and in front of a computer monitor like this :

voila ! bon appetit !

A personal creation :

I baptised it "le vomi de clochard" I leave you google translators gessing the meaning.

Anyway it truly taste quite good

LOL
where's the plastic spoon!!