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I want foreign food but all of them have been bastardized! Do I have to cook this shit myself to get it authentic?

>> No.14921957

Bastardized aka making it taste better to the local population

>> No.14921974

>>14921957
How am I supposed to experience new things if everything taste american?

I'm the type of person to never read a book twice. I apply that to meals as much as I can. It gives me a false sense of moving forward in life. If I'm not moving forward than I might as well kill myself.

>> No.14922824

>>14921906
go to the europe, kidnap a nana. chain her to your basement floor. supply ingredients and equipement.
profit.

>> No.14922844

>>14921957
Sometimes it's just because importing authentic ingredients is too expensive especially for a new immigrated population. You can usually find authentic stuff if you look around in busier areas but obviously you'll have to pay more.

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14922858

>>14921974
>everything taste american
>i'm the type of person to never read a book twice
Sounds more like you're the type of person to never read a book once.

>> No.14922930

Go get yourself a 100 year old cookbook for the cuisine you want to learn to cook. Fairly simple to find out of copyright online at places like Archive.org

You'll be amazed how plain the food is. Even "French Cuisine" of 100 years ago will seem boring. We made a lot of progress in that 100 years.