/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>4720930
I also enjoy drinking Vietnamese coffee and was wondering what's a good side with that?

>>4720983
Vietnamese coffee is very sweet, so I'd drink that after a meal with dessert (or as a dessert).

>>4720930
>If you have something spicy
>If you feel like putting in the effort
>Thai Iced tea Is fuckin' GOD teir

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3d8l6zcTkw

French people typically eat some croissants or biscuits with their coffee or tea.
It's one of those stereotypes that are actually true.

I'm Finnish, and somehow I've been hard-wired by my childhood home so that when having tea in the afternoon, sandwiches and boiled eggs must be served alongside. No way around it. And sandwiches must be on the slim side, with cheese, ham, lettuce, tomato, bell pepper and cucumber being acceptable fillings, but no more than one layer each and no more than 4 layers in total.

>>4721279
Like the lack of oral hygiene?

>>4721284
No, that's Britain stereotype.
The French smell stereotype comes from Americans entering a country ravaged by war and somehow being offended people couldn't wash.

I enjoy something salty, sandwich or croissant or something with my coffee.
Usually I just drink it without anything though.

Fika

I have lemon juice in my bitter tea. Nothing else.

>all these kanelbullar

Pryanicks.

If I'm skipping out on sugar or anything in my tea, which I enjoy black tea, I enjoy a bowl of very sweet fruit. If I have sugar in the tea then bitter fruit is nice. Not the most exciting but I find it delicious and relaxing.

>>4721459
Muh nigga

>>4721466

Fuck those. Cake of the fucking gods.

>>4721707
Oh man i haven't had those for years.
I remember it tasting like marzipan and butter..

Fucking kaj kager, adorable as fuck.

Dim sum and high tea.

schoggiweggli!

I have crumpets and scones with my tea, which I drink whilst listening to Gilbert & Sullivian and admiring my portaits of the Queen.

>>4720930

>>4721830
>>yumcha
mah nigga

В МИРИ ЗКАЗОК ТОЖИ
ЛЮБИ БУЛОЧКЫ
ГНУМ

Black coffee on an empty stomach with a cigarette. Don't forget to brush your teeth afterwards!

I like to have cheese with my tea.

Recife, Brazil. Many have bolo de rolo with their evening coffee. I personally love the guava ones, which is also the original flavour.

>>4722189

I want eat it someday, Minas Gerais here, we always have some cheese bread (pão de queijo).

Wagashi

>>4720983
Beignets

>>4721849
Damn that bread looks good. Is it soft inside?

>>4725049
yes, they are. It's basically sweet yeast dough with chocolate chips inside.
Simple and quite good. Best when homemade and still somewhat warm.

>>4721406
Ny ska vi ha liten kaffe och vika.

This dipped in coffee is just pure sex in the morning.

I don't eat anything with my tea. I just drink it with no sugar. I also don't eat any stupid cookies, cakes or any fattening crap.

Heh, not really a cultural thing, but i love whole wheat croissants with the daily coffee & milk.

There's just something about them, i don't know what it is, just goes so well with the flavor of coffee with milk.

I'm mexican. Most people serve them alongside pan dulce (pic related) but personally I never eat anything along with my coffee or tea. Then again I seldom sweeten or add milk to it.
It is obligatory for me to eat pan dulce if I'm having hot chocolate, though.

>>4722462
Get one from Casa dos Frios if you can, eat it cold. It's delicious.

This cake is so good it has been deemed intangible cultural heritage of the state of Pernambuco.

I also love having pão de queijo with coffee, though its not very common here (and I suppose it is different from the ones made in Minas, a regional cheese product you use, I think). Bakeries around here rarely have pāes de queijo. The best I have eaten were the frozen ones from the supermarket, I'm afraid.

>>4728135
I'm ashamed to say I'm from South Texas and have never had a concha. They were always in the pastry displays at HEB with bright pastel coatings on them. I always ended up with a donut. Damn white people.

OP here. I'm pretty happy this thread thrived, and I really love everyones suggestions. Makes me hyped for tea time. Also pan dulce is probably one of the best things on earth.

>>4729066
They are fuckin great, i like to microwave wave them on low and for about 5 seconds. Makes them melt in your mouth.

>>4721459
What country are you from? I don't know anyone who drinks tea bitter.

Germany here
>coffee, black, some sugar
>applepie
or
>strong black tea with honey
I don't know, I just brew a pot of that and drink it over one or two hours.

>>4721289
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLVV7e2FGpg

>>4729190
USA

Hi from France
I like my tea (any kind without lemon) with speculoos or with my region specialty the kouihn-amann

>>4729253
kouign-amann (broken thumb, less precision...)

>>4729253
Belgium, speculoos too.

>>4720930
French/british here.
This deosn't have anything to do with your question, but if im feeling hungry in the morning i love bread and honey dipped into hot chocolate it makes the hot chocolate taste bitter and the honey melts if i don't have hot chocolate i like coffee with cakes or biscuits.or espresso with ice cream is a good desert.