Topic: Favorite national meal? (Read 777 times)
well, the food my mother made is best for me.
Mamaliga cu friptura - Perfect Romanian Meal.
Pierogi from poland:)
Is called ASADO!!
Always miss a lovely breakfast fryup Sausages Eggs Bacon Black Pudding Beans Tomatoes Toast and a nice pot of tea.
Tortilla de patatas (Spanish omelette).
So this is how it goes. You should tell favorite meal from your country/nationality (pref from what you are)
Favorite Serbian meal for me is: Sarma
Favorite Serbian meal for me is: Sarma
Dude, sarma is Turkish food.
My favorite is this: http://www.alaiskender.com/images/galeri/iskender.jpg
So this is how it goes. You should tell favorite meal from your country/nationality (pref from what you are)
Favorite Serbian meal for me is: Sarma
Are you sure that "sarma" is Serbian? Favorite Serbian meal for me is: Sarma
-kebab defender is here-
What do you mean by national meal?
In Russia, very popular VARENIKI
Its paneer chilli and palak paneer along with some bread and chapatis.
My Favorite National Meal is Dosa ,Sambhar and other south indian food. I also Chappatis.
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Um....
In Ghanian culture on my mom's side, there was this recipe called, erm, pronounced "Ahpataswabai", which is translated as " a small treat". It is a delicacy made of mashed up potatoes, sugar, flour, spices, plantains, yam, and oil. Blended together, you fry the substance in a frying pan in little individual portions. They taste great, vegan, but very unhealthy. My grandma use to make them on my birthday before she passed away.
On my dad's side, I don't really have favorite recipes from China.....
Then again, I don't have favorites at all. I'm just contributing to your thread.
In Ghanian culture on my mom's side, there was this recipe called, erm, pronounced "Ahpataswabai", which is translated as " a small treat". It is a delicacy made of mashed up potatoes, sugar, flour, spices, plantains, yam, and oil. Blended together, you fry the substance in a frying pan in little individual portions. They taste great, vegan, but very unhealthy. My grandma use to make them on my birthday before she passed away.
On my dad's side, I don't really have favorite recipes from China.....
Then again, I don't have favorites at all. I'm just contributing to your thread.
So this is how it goes. You should tell favorite meal from your country/nationality (pref from what you are)
Favorite Serbian meal for me is: Sarma
Favorite Serbian meal for me is: Sarma
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