/ck/ - Food & Cooking

those paellas are pure nightmare fuel what the fuck

>>14607562
pretty overrated stuff.

>>14607569
I make a different one every sunday in my fire pit, if u have quality ingredients they are incredible.

E.Spaniel

>>14607782
you live inside a taco bell and have declared independence?

>>14607559
We sure do like to stick our flag in food but all in all I'm okay with this and seeing as Princesscake has its own thread and it tastes great there might be something to it.

balkan cuisine ftw

Last week, a continent. Yesterday, the moon. Today, a fat stack of flapjacks. Is there anywhere or anything the glorious flag of the greatest country on earth can't claim?

>>14608020
Feels like you cheated on the search and how is anything there american, I can give you the Hamburger but Schnitzel come on O.o

>>14608050
Deys da results dat pop up whiboi. Da fuck ya wan?

>>14607864
i expected worse but it is odd to my that specially meatballs are the most recognisable food from sweden. like why meatballs? it should be some fish dish or meat casserole idk

>>14608050
>can't read search bar
do it yourself

>>14607977
would try looks pretty good. any places in bulgaria worth a visit?

>>14608078
Meat balls is pretty goddamn swedish to me and I would guess IKEA has something to do with the extreme amount of meatballs but yes I would have expected to see a meat stew, perhaps pitepalt/kroppkakor, "falusausage" (milkstewed macaroni with falukorv), pancakes or at least a smorgasbord and perhaps even more "fika"

>>14608121
meatball dishes are such a common dish all over europe. i tried the swedish ones and what separated it from the rest is the berry sauce.

Used my state

>>14608150

>>14608139
What can I say the rest of Europe likes to copy our shit and doesn't that give some creedence to the superiority of the swedish meatball.

It isn't a sauce it's in fact a lingonberryjam that gets paired with what we simply call "brown sauce" and that's what completes the dish, you could switch the mashed potatoes with fresh potatoes like on christmas (yes meatballs is a common ingredient for the swedish christmas smorgasbord) but you can't substitute the brownsauce and lingonberryjam and whatever you do don't destroy it with ketchup.

>>14607559
Not even going to bother with a screenshot, because its all just goualsh.

>>14608184
Why not Gulash (swedish spelling) is great

>>14608191
Cause we make the original one and have zero interest in swedish knockoff shit.

>>14608199
made in sweden is generally superior

>>14608203
sweden is a joke of a country

>>14608199
If your stuff is so great as opposed to our refined recipes then lets see some pictures

>>14608220
I assume you can use google

>>14608236
I already know what swedish Gulash looks and taste like you probably just stole it

>>14608307
Why are you trying to shitpost as someone from the most hated countries in europe. This isnt some kind of "bantz", swedes are genuinely reviled.

>>14608150
Faygo.... you part of the ICP, senpai? Whoop woop

>>14608354
Our politicians perhaps along with the fanatics, you don't think that all swedes get along all the time do you and sure the "Image of Sweden/Sverigebilden" has taken a toll but there are still a whole lot of great people here we just aren't attentionwhores like the loud ones (that wouldn't really be a swedish trait either)

And no I have never got the feeling that we would be hated but yes people seem to genuinely at least care seeing as they have strong opinions whether they be good or bad.

>>14608445
keep telling yourself that

>>14608513
I sure will buddy and do you really think I care but hey I'm part german as well they have to be universally loved right, to be frank it doesn't really matter what people that have never been here nor interacted with swedes in our natural habitat might think

>>14608150
have you been to saginaw, michigan?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tbrLDA18C4

>>14608150
i love coneys and deep dish za, but where are the pasties? cant forget the UP delicacy. also cudighi sausage, but that’s a little more obscure

>>14607559
I won.

I dont trust the google jew

>>14608762
Plenty of stuff there does look good but some I can't really say I would want to try, not much for seafood and snouts but other than that it doesn't look too bad

>>14608762
HELLA SLOPPASS AAHHH SHHIIIEETTT

>>14608777

Also here are the results for my state

>>14608779
Let me guess - you're from England?

>>14608777
THAT GAY ASS FUCKING DUCK CANT SEARCH FOR SHIT IM GONNA PLUCK ITS FEATHERS, FUCK IT, FILL IT WITH CHESTNUTS AND ROAST IT ALIVE FOR 40 MINUTES AT 400 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

>>14608797
what the hell are you writing for google to show such weird images

>>14608803

ddg works like older search engines who didn't try to jew you. It gives you what you search for, not what it thinks you want to search for. Get better at defining your search.

>>14608812
Can't you read? I wrote "нямкa" and "хpючeвo".

>windonts 10
>jewgle chrome
>spotify
>steam
>origin
>zoom
Fuck off back to r/eddit, proprietard gaymerfag. Your kind deserves death of the finest kind.

>>14608819
yeah but what does it mean in christian?¿

>>14608797
Sweden and nah not much I could see myself eating in that pic

>>14608835
wow u sure judged me quickly from a fucking screenchot lmaooo
how do you think i am? im curious to see how the mind of a bitter man detached from reality works.

>>14608838
Sloppa shit, pretty much.

>>14608092

The Black Sea cities are really beautiful and have alot of history. I recommend Nessebar, Pomorie, and Sinemorets. Sunny Beach is just a fucking tourist trap.

The Rila Monastery is an important Eastern Orthodox cultural and historical site. I think it will be pretty interesting for those more unfamiliar with Eastern Orthodox Christianity.

In my hometown Pleven there is the Panorama Museum which commemorates one of the most important battles fought for Bulgaria's liberation from Ottoman rule. It showcases different art of the battle and you can also see models of the cannons and other weapons that were used.

>>14608856
thanks man!

>>14608849
i love cajun cuisine, its like someone invented a bunch of dishes and ways of cooking according to my taste. god i gotta cook some gumbo again

It's good

>>14608835
hes also got uplay
does it make you mad faggot incel?

>>14607607
Eso no es una paella.
> Filename

>>14608844
>>14608883
youre a slave to your own software.
i.e. a cocksucking faggot.
liberate yourself with free software or liberate our existence of your life.

>>14608898
yeah the terminology is tricky. sometimes i make paella and others i make rice based dishes in my paella.

>>14608835
>>14608883


He also has the gaijin launcher. This dude got every goddamn launcher under the sun. I am pretty sure he has the epic launcher as well.

>>14607559
I'm surprised there weren't more oranges or meth for Floridian food. And while Florida might not be it's own country, the rest of the USA probably wishes it was.

>>14608900
breathe deep, i could burn my pc tomorrow and i wouldnt give a fuck. YOU are the slave to such a tangent way of thinking and cataloguing people. i havent been in front of my pc for 3 weeks.
what have you done in the last 3 weeks?

>>14608835
how can you even recognize all that shit from the icons?

>>14608928
what does you destroying your PC have to do with anything.
you still use nonfree software, making you a slave. the software controls you when you use it, you dont control it.

>>14608912
nah that is where i draw the line. i only wanted the steam launcher but some fucking games from steam force you to download their launcher.
i eventualy gave up over the years but fuck epic.

>>14608835
because i stay knowledgable about what software to avoid

>>14608936
i pay for most of my software does that mean i'm free?

>>14608948
sorry dude, i just had a schizo episode. any software is fine. dont be autistic about stupid shit and enjoy yourself.

>>14608942

You are missing out on a ton of free games, then.

Got GTAV and Total War: Troy for free thanks to EGS. I only have it installed to get free games at this point.

>>14608948
>i pay for most of my software does that mean i'm free?
who said anything about purchasing software.

>>14608956
no, not all software is fine. this is a harmful mentality
silence, software slave.

>>14608960
i did

>>14608973
why. what does that have anything to do with being free.

>>14608959
i try to only buy games that i know ill love and play them entirely. i bought gtav early on the ps3 completed it, had my fun and moved on. tw troy looks like a burning dumpster fire.

i hope they do tw victoria soon.

>>14608979
i'm trying to figure out how to be free from slaving software

>>14608989
free software means free as in freedom, not free as in price.
you are not free unless you use free software. all the of the software i saw installed on your machine was proprietary, and proprietary software is not free (as in freedom).

>>14608917
Probably an entire world wishes USA was it's own planet, somewhere in different galaxy preferably.

>>14608917
>tabs
Every time

>>14608994
i didn't post any of the software installed on my machine

>>14608971
i am more free than you in every way and will always be. now cope with that. here, you can listen to this while you cry yourself asleep.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_sBOsh-vyI

>>14609003
It is in your OP picture, goofus.
Google Chrome is proprietary.
Steam is proprietary.
Spotify is proprietary.
Windows is proprietary.

>>14609018
i'm not the op doofus

>>14609003
hes a schizo who strongly bases his personality in a faux meaning of freedom in relation with software and who owns it. He probably has little to no other traits other than acting bitter over stupid shit nobody cares about.
itd be funny to see which products he does consume, and the honorable and free manufacturers or owners who put them out. I bet he considers "free" the art faggot who draws loli shit for him.

i like traditional spoon dishes.

>>14609024
post your desktop then.
>>14609002
freer than me how?

I used my state because it's as big as a lot of countries anyways.

>>14609035
I am freer than you in any way you could possibly imagine.

>>14609045
Texas has really good barbecue meat but I hate that the sauce is usually tomato based. Mustard based barbecue sauce is superior.

>>14609045
texas food and bbq look bomb. do you barbacue yourself huge chunks of meat?

>>14609035

Shamelessly phoneposting. I restricted the search to my region otherwise I'd get just the usual pasta and pizza.
>tfw I wish I lived in a region with better food like Tuscany or Emilia Romagna

>>14609083
>windows
cringe

>>14609095
yeah... that looks like northern european food alright

>>14609122
>Northern european
Sure Venice is in northern Italy, but it's still south Europe.

>>14609109
i donno man i have things to do

>>14609070
I've never had mustard based sauce, and I've been around all over the world as well as the US. Just never had it, dunno why. India has the best food, btw.

>>14609072
Yeah, a brisket has to be started in the morning at around 7am if you want to smoke it to eat 12 hours later.

>>14609122
Northen European food is great but last time I looked Italy is in southern Europe

>>14609160
Not him but Honeymustard Sauce sure is worth trying, you're missing out

>>14609160
You have to try it anon, it's so much better. The problem with tomato based is unless it's mixed PERFECTLY it just tastes like watery ketchup. Too sweet. I havent had a bad mustard based sauce so far.

There's also vinegar based barbecue sauce...but I'm not a fan.

>>14609172
I would suggest ordering a bottle of this. It's incredible.

>>14609178
It's gonna be a no from me dawg

>>14609137
like what.

big ol sausages

>>14609883
why not linux?

>>14609936
mostly use my pc for gaming.
i used ubuntu for a while, but had some minor annoyances with it, windows just works for a pleb like me.

>>14609952
what kind of annoyances?

>>14610050
it wouldn't detect my monitor connected through the hdmi port of my GPU on start up, i would have to unplug and replug it, couldn't find a fix for that.
close button for windows on the left side.
there were some other small things, but its been a while since i used ubuntu, so i cant recall them.

>>14610066
have you tried fedora?
ubuntu sucks lol

>>14610089
as somebody who only games or browses, it just doesn't offer me anything that would make me switch.
im not completely clueless, i can program very simple things and troubleshoot issues to solve them, but i just feel like using what im used to.

I'll get more criticisms about the resolution of the screenshot than of the cuisine itself.

>>14607559
It's exactly what you would expect...

>>14610098
thats fair.
however, for future reference, fedora is the gold standard. if fedora doesnt work on your machine then linux wouldnt work in general.

ethiopian cuisine ftw

>>14607977
Is it just Bulgarian? There's a fucking incredible Balkan place in my city and shit like chevapi, lepina bread, goulash, paprikash, fried cheese w/ ajvar, burek, and some other things are all fucking delicious. Sorry for the probably atrocious spellings.

>>14608641
i live there
born and raised in sagnasty

>>14610190
wtf is that fried egg draped hash shit? I'd fucking try it but I've never seen anything exactly like it.

>>14610222
https://www.google.com/search?q=ethiopian+food&safe=off&client=firefox-b-1-d&sxsrf=ALeKk02FJeNyog1XaY6NDzrz_v-Wg72lew:1598075537527&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjk7_Olj67rAhVUtZ4KHdxKDpgQ_AUoAXoECCMQAw&biw=1432&bih=797

only one dish. so sad

The Cuisine of My Hometown

Save your seething third worlders.
Based Canadian Chads are merciful in that we don't go to your country and show our superior cuisine to your women. They would leave you for us in a heartbeat.

>>14610471
Poutine is one of the most overrated foods ever. It's a great combination of flavors, but it's a dish that turns to absolute sloppashit in like 3 minutes, and no place seems to give you gravy on the side to pour on yourself. And most places' gravy seems to be little better than powdered too. Maybe it's different on the west coast, but it's pretty shit everywhere in Toronto, Montreal, and Labrador, where I've tried about a dozen of the better rated places.

>>14610471
You're acting a little fucking too high and full of yourself there, buddy. I'd almost think you were some sort of jingoistic Asiatic who just so happens to live in this beautiful country.
Also, are pecan tarts really a "Canadian" thing? I mean, my mom made them all the time, but I just figured that's cause they were easy to make.

>>14610144
Why would anyone critizise that food I mean I knew you liked BBQ but was not aware that you liked it that much, looks awesome anon mostly grilled food and a interesting looking stew although that bottom middle pic with a whole lot of different grilled food reminds me of BBQ at summer in Germany, how many germans did you say you had ;)

>>14610500
I assure you i am pure Anglo Canadian. and yeah pecan tarts are one of our foods. Probably one of the more original ones at that.

>>14610222
kek

chingchong, etc

>>14610471
Don't get me wrong I love suryp but isn't Canadian cooking pretty much French cooking while peeking a bit at the Americans and British while pouring maple suryp on it O.o

>>14607559
Today I learned that the Portuguse can't into photography.

>>14610581

>>14610595
That does look good, have to go to Norway some day and refill some bread, champagnebrus, shrimp and that triangular pasty with melted chocolate inside it whatever it's called.

Btw there was an anon here earlier (the thread got deleted for some reason seeing as there was actual food discussion) that was interested in Scandinavian cuisine including cookbooks and recipes, you don't happen to know of any good Norwegian cookbooks that's a good foundation into Norwegian cuisine (gave tips on swedish ones but haven't got a clue on norwegian cookbooks), it wasn't really that much of an issue if it wasn't in English if I understood correctly, I was thinking so I can recommend it if it comes up again or maybe that person sees it.

>>14608050
Not Schnitzel it's Chicken Fried Steak

>>14608181
Pull your head out of your ass Sven. Swedish meatballs are average, the only thing they have going for them is the jam, and IKEA ones are dog food tier. Danish and East Euro meatballs absolutely shit over yours.

ok

I didn't now what to expect, but I am disappointed still

>>14610760
Yes, "The Checkered Cookbook" by this badass grandma; Ingrid Espelid Hovig, whom spent 30 years compiling all her food knowledge into it.
It holds every recipe ever introduced to the Norwegian food world, not really, but still 1800 of them.
As well as providing descriptions, uses, and prep methods of almost all ingredients there is.

>>14610794
Chicken fried stake you say, haven't heard of it before but it sounds interesting.

>>14610837
Don't tell me you're using the IKEA meatballs as the gold standard for swedish meatballs they are so you can get an idea but they are pretty much the cheapest you can get they only exist so you don't decide to go outside of the store to eat instead and therefor shop less you can even get a better meatballs meal at any cornergrill but you are supposed to make them yourself and why don't you mention the sauce at all.

I do agree that the Danish meatballs in the pic is patriciantier when it comes to storebought meatballs.

>>14610662
What, you don't get a complimentary turd when you order from a restaurant in your country?

basically just fucking sundanese. We have a lot more variety than this.

>>14610860
Thanks anon, I'll be sure to write it down just in case and I might actually get one myself as there are some norwegian dishes I would love to make myself I'm pretty much addicted to "Medisterkaker" after celebrating Christmas in Norway, how the heck isn't that a thing in Sweden

>>14608838
It's Russian slang for food disaster, typically prepared by college kids, disgusting middle aged men and older women spending their time on Odnoklassniki. It also has a lot of mayo in it.
The simplest хpючeвo recipe is instant noodles + cheapest sausages + lots of mayo

Florida cuisine.

>>14610914
Isn't that fish at the bottom right hand corner an invasive species if so then it's pretty badass to make it a quintissential course in that region

>>14609083
Yo, can you post that pape? Super comfy atmosphere!

>>14610914
>bottom left corner
WHAT IS THAT? WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?

>>14611034
Which thing in particular? There's a lot of stuff in the image.

>>14611055
>14611055
Bottom right cornor. I'm strong, not smart.

>>14611062
That's limes, lemons and an orange.
Florida is famous for its citrus fruits.

>>14611065
I mean that horrific sea creature in the original image I replied to.

>>14611113
He has a lemon crown

California checking in

>>14607864
Boring
>>14607977
Basic, but looks good
>>14608786
Crab
>>14608849
Seems good, although not very varied
>>14608874
That looks delicious
>>14609095
Looks awful, but I'm sure it tastes great
>>14609883
Worse than americans
>>14610144
Looks like american food with more effort.
>>14610442
Nice
>>14610531
Hey that looks good.
>>14610581
I was expecting more from Portugal
>>14610595
How can you even survive on that shit?
>>14610845
Doesn't look bad, but not great either.
>>14610857
What's up with that mountain of rice everywhere?
>>14610884
Basic, but I'd try
>>14611133
Chinese food looks better than it tastes
>>14611157
Still g*rman

popular russian soup (salad)

>>14611113
The lion fish?

>>14611157
Not enough Pumpernickel.

>>14611170
this looks good, but I have a feeling it might kickstart a diarrhea

>>14607559
I see a lot of bread and shitty vegetables and probably what looks like browning from a vegetable oil. 0/10. Shit looks terrible.

>>14611178
that right. everything that is from the refrigerator is mixed into a salad and poured with kvass or kefir

I think that's a pretty good representation... except whatever fucking larrikin put mustard on his snag.

>>14610290
is it comfy?

Good shit as expected
>phoneposting
Sorry Allah for I have sinned

>>14611272
Posta roba della tua regione, negro

>>14610845
the czechs have exactly the same food

>>14607559
>Butter tarts
>Maple syrup
>Poutine
>Beavertails

>>14611275
There you go.

>>14611284
hungarian, czeh and slovak is mostly the same due to the same agricultural environment, which heavily relies on fields. The only difference is perhaps is that we have a lot of milk-based cheese and creme products while hungarians are very pork based, and the czeh beer and pasta.

paella is from my region due to the amount of rice fields we have

>>14611295
Much better

>>14611167
http://themeatmen.sg/recipes/
heres a bunch of recipes from my chingchong island if ure interested. food heres real good

>>14607814
No, he's chicano

>>14611291
Wasn't aware that mac 'n cheese is a strictly Canadian food, thx for learning something new.

>>14608786
Chad Maryland poster

>>14610531
Isn't Singapore full of pakis these days?

>>14610520
Hey thanks, yeah our cuisine is heavily meat based. It's about hearty meals meant to stuff you and keep you stuffed.
We have pretty big German colonies spread throughout the country, they're more prominent in some provinces than others They're more likely to have a popular German colony town than a province like with Brazil.

>>14607559
Chips
, Sausages and eggs are a traditional Spanish food?

>>14613452
there are a variety of sausages, cured meats etc that are typical from spain, being made in traditional ways.

>>14607559
In the US but I'm Armenian.

>>14607977
Bulgarian food is awesome. Las Vegas locals should definitely go to Forte on W Flamingo @ S Rainbow. It's primarily Bulgarian but they also serve tapas from Spain and some Russian stuff. It looks like they shortened their menu due to covid, but what they kept is the best stuff.

>>14612960
Sounds like my type of cuisine tbqh keep up the good work Argentinanon

>>14613649
Thanks anon

>5 pictures of snails

I must say, the results sadden me a bit...

>>14608050
Unless it's pioneer food or southern/soul food, most American food has been/is brought over by immigrants throughout our history and become a popular food. German and scandinavian ancestry are huge here in the midwest. There are lots of Irish in the south. New England would have the biggest WASP/anglo ancestry as well as French Canadian and Italian. Italian American food creations are huge in that area while down south it's so foreign to them that they go by red sauce vs white sauce and spaghetti vs "huh?". More recent immigration has brought us Mexican food to the point where it's part of south western and western cuisine and not foreign at all. It's popular all over, but the east coast restaurants tend to serve sloppa shit that's way different from what you'd get out west. Taco night, though Americanized like all the other food we adjust, is common in American homes like pizza night. Anyway, schnitzel is extremely popular in the midwest plus PA due to German ancestry and chicken fried steak and pork chops are huge in the south. Pic related are some popular dishes in the south. I'm not a huge fan of southern cuisine as they seem to avoid fresh produce at all costs and if they do use fresh produce to begin with then they bread and fry or boil/stew it, which is why every plate looks like all fried everything or discolored mush. Luckily I live in a tourist town, very small town but touristic nonetheless, and they have legitimate restaurant here to please the city folk. Also luckily I cook at home most of the time anyway.

>>14607559

>>14613722
Who gives a shit, the french have brought culture and food to the whole world. Without the french we’d all be some retards eating dirt...or worse, we’d have british “food” and be like amerimutts.

>>14608078
>>14608121
Even before Ikea became so popular, people loved swedish meatballs for easy potluck, get togethers, and cafeteria food. It's possible that it was one of the foods that was advertised for TV dinner/frozen meal/microwave/crockpot stuff back in the 70's. Here in the deep south people toss frozen meatballs and grape jelly in a crockpot and serve at church functions. I'm really disappointed that I lost the photos I took of at a church function down here years ago when visiting in-laws. It would have made the /ck/ nightmare fuel hall of fame for sure. I'm tucked away in the northern mountains and haven't found a proper church group yet, so I don't know if I would come across a spread like that here or not. But what I saw in middle Georgia a few times I think would actually shock a lot of anons. It wasn't quite blue powerade turkey tier, but it was damn close. Whenever I try to look up southern potluck/church potluck photos, I can never find one that does it justice. Just think about how pic related is a "good" looking one set up for a photo then imagine the shit show you might find at a less refined gathering complete with green cream cheese sandwiches and vats of weenies in sweet mustard sauce and frozen meatballs swimming in grape jelly. I have never seen anything like it anywhere else.

>>14613722
>>14613815
So the only thing you have are snails and cheap knockoff Swedish pancakes, checks out

>>14613831
Sweet mustard sauce should be pretty awesome with meatballs but frozen ones and swimming in jelly and grape jelly at that is pure nightmare fuel and enough to make a Svenanon shed a drop of salty lealage from the eyesocket

>>14613832
>crepes
>swedish

Funniest thing I've read today

>>14613832
Don’t you have a muslim prayer to say? Anyway, I’m not french and don’t (You) me you fucking retard

>>14613722
i count 6

>>14613862
What the heck are you saying, Muhammed is the most used name in France and isn't both Marseilles and Paris muslim by now as well as their cuisine

Google, you're making it really fucking hard to not get memed on by strangers on an Antarctic volcano enthusiast forum when you say shit like that but show pic related.

>>14613938

>>14613847
The mustard was for the weenies and was just very odd to me. I'd never seen or heard of anything like it and, combined with the rest of the spread, was pretty vile looking. I tried a little bit of everything. Nothing made me gag/nauseous, but I would never make any of it or opt to eat it aside from the plain pork sandwiches. The way they prepare food that I've experienced in middle Georgia (again, just what I've experienced whenever visiting in-laws), it's never appetizing unless is properly made barbecue with sauce left to the side. To me, all the food (not just those potlucks) is like mush sloppa cafeteria rations sometimes with your typical shitty "chef"/"side" salad thrown in always with Kraft type shredded cheese, cheap pre-packaged croutons, and "bacon" bits or diced ham with dressing options of Kraft ranch and Kraft thousand island. It's like the people there never stopped eating post-WWII government rations and forgot how to make a single thing from scratch or in an appetizing way. I cannot really comment on the mountains since everyone I know well enough to socialize with here at the moment are city or out of state transplants. But the mountain people are generally considered weird by the rest of the state for maintaining a lot of old ways, and when the covid panic hit, people emptied the grocery store of legitimate food like potatoes, flour, meat, eggs, dairy, other produce and largely ignored the prepackaged stuff that a sane person would not consider a nutritious and/or cost effective food stuff worth stocking up on in an emergency. As opposed to the middle state area where the first thing everyone did was ravage the junk. Tomorrow is Sunday and almost every church has at least opened services back up somewhat, so I'm going to try a new one again until I find one I like. Maybe I will eventually get some interesting food pics.

>>14613919
In other words Americans are basically the niggers of the culinary arts

>>14613938
>>14613946
Take a page from the Austrians thet got their shit together, there's nothing on that list that I wouldn't gobble up with glee and then ask for seconds

>>14607559
we are the same people and so close to each other how can you have such a shitty gastronomy brother ?

>>14613989
That does sound like interesting experiences although personally I have great experiences from Georgia when it comes to food (sure that restaurant with alligators inside splashing around was pretty weird but the food and what people cooked at home was great), those mountainfolk sound pretty reasonable though :)

lol

>>14614106
I do think the specific area where I visit my in-laws as well as their own specific family culture and group of friends and churches and all that have a lot to do with it. I imagine you'd have a good food experience going to Atlanta, Savannah, the coast in general, and anywhere touristic. When you venture out to the places where tourists never go and the residents rarely leave the town or county lines, that's where things get really weird. The photos people post here of towns that are nothing but chain restaurants, Walmart, Dollar Tree, Dollar General, and other national chains are quite accurate for some of these places if they are even nice enough to have that stuff. Otherwise it's a lot of really run down looking ghetto being the nigger belt and all.

>>14614126
I feel like the rest of the world has caught up to at least the American trash diet of the 2000's. For all that non-Americans love to rail on us, their countries are rapidly becoming fat convenience food consoomers. In Europe, at least France 15 years ago, it was the immigrants and young people who were the convenience and fast food eaters and mostly the immigrants who were fat. But they keep letting in so many fucking immigrants to all of these places that before they know it, their entire food culture will go by the wayside in favor of feeding the rapidly multiplying dregs of society who don't give a shit about quality food and many hundreds of years of their host country's food culture/overall culture. What is the biggest immigrant group in Australia? Do they eat garbage food, too?

>>14614168
Ah yeah of course it changes a lot from where you are and who you are with but the ones I visited in Atlanta used to eat awesome food but I get that things can change fast if you travel a bit like how there was a goddann police station and police watching the roads in the middle of nowhere at the dead of night I mean wtf but I sure wasn't interested in finding out what the people at that jail used to eat, damn that was an expensive ticket :D

>>14614226
Yeah Georgia is a state known for being intense with enforcing traffic laws day and night for revenue and maybe also to keep the nignogs at bay, if I had to guess. You need to be careful if you have an out of state plate and careful in general. I have never seen so many speed traps and so much petty traffic traffic enforcement anywhere else I've visited or lived.

>>14614214
>I feel like the rest of the world has caught up to at least the American trash diet of the 2000's. For all that non-Americans love to rail on us, their countries are rapidly becoming fat convenience food consoomers.

true there isnt much difference to europe and US broadly speaking anymore.. we lack some fast food options that you have but thats not because we dont want them... more because its not financially viable yet.

>>14614253
Np shit I mean this was literally in the middle of nowhere and just wilderness I was surprised there even was a house down there especially a police station/jail I mean how many cars can they see there one a night I've never experienced such a rigorous traffic control, here in Europe you can usually drive pretty much how you want to (as long as you know where the traffic cams are and usual places where the cops sometimes like to frequent when the weather is good) and traffic cams usually don't matter as much seeing as there are often a sign and as long as you put down the sunscreen and lift you head up a bit your face won't be in the picture and you can therefor not be fined (doesn't work in all countries seeing as some sends a fine to the owner of the vehicle no matter what)

>>14612905
more like Bangladeshis but theyre all sick and quarantined due to the outbreak at the dorms. hell, most of the locals still want foreigners segregated. the only redeeming future is our good ass food

Used my province. Not surprised in the slightest.

For me, it's the ice cubes in a bun.

>>14610922
Look like a Lionfish. I heard they taste pretty good.

>>14615187
My family heritage is French Canadian then of course back to France, but I don't know any French Canadian foods at all. My grandmother made "meat stuffing" for Thanksgiving that I've begun to suspect was tourtiere filling without bothering to make a pie. Are there any dishes that come to mind that really represent French Canada? Sorry, I'm not sure which part they were from mainly or if it makes a difference. Many were farmers and some were bakers and shoe cobblers. Two of my grandparents were born there and two of them were first generation American and grew up in French Canadian communities within the US (New England). Their food is/was typical American foods from the years they were raising children but never any disgusting fads, so late 1950's to early 1980's housewife classics (I see some on this list https://acultivatednest.com/50-recipes-from-a-1950s-housewife/).). Always on the healthy and balanced side and never anything remotely related to the south, midwest, southwest, etc. Definitely purely New England housewife classics, but since they never talked about their food heritage, I'm not sure if there's overlap. Any help is appreciated!

>>14607559

very tradtional

>>14616613
Best served with American sandwich

>>14611295
>that pig foot
where is the bone

>>14607559

>>14616681
It's a sausage called "zampone": it's a mix of pig meat (throath, cheek, head, and shoulder) and spices packed in the skin of a pig's foot.

>>14607559
uma delícia!

>>14616633
>American sandwich
As an American, may I ask, what the fuck is an American sandwich?

>>14617014
You are clearly not American.
https://www.xinshipu.com/zuofa/233348

>>14607559
Pig and fish

>>14607559
"Umbria food"

>>14608150
looks like a sloppa shit
>>14608786
typical for maryland
>>14608849
delicious
>>14609045
delicious

>>14608917
>no gay sex with hats on
>no how to unrape sister
meh/10. It's the best I can do.

>>14609883
>not killing cortana
I bet you still have forced autoupdates on as well.

>>14613485
Whats the dark green stuff?

Come at me bro.

>>14611187
>brunsviger kagemand
Lyder specielt.

>>14616995
damn that looks amazing

>>14615764
>dailydot
I remember that. Wish I had saved more than this one.

Well shit, should've read the whole thread first. Spicing it up with an added "traditional".

>>14618339
Dolma. Boiled grape leaves stuffed with meat, rice, and herbs.

>>14618506
>>14618413
Looks like home Danishbro, it's almost like we can
start moving past 1520 A.D. also not quite sure
how I feel about that picture with the meatball but
is ok you can borrow

>>14609295
like not being a faggot who spends months of time picking the right shitty weaboo border colors and wallpaper to show off his stupid crappy cancer linux rice.
Go the fuck back to >>>/g/.

>>14619654
What are those fried balls?
Been to Holland a couple of times but never came across them.

>>14618506
>denmark
>in LEGO thread
Hej Kirk.

>>14619707
They are called bitterballen. It's basically deepfried meat stew. They are usually served as a snack at parties. You eat them with mustard.

>>14619866
How was I not informed :O sounds awesome

>>14608150
The absolute state?