Food Let's taste something from your country!

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  1. Suzu

    Suzu 7th Seat Shinigami

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    Do you a special dish from your country that is soo delicious m2a ppl will start drooling all over?:D

    Bahrain:
    One of our famous dishes is MACHBOOS. ^_^; ps, hey Tooma and Zanza don't laugh!;) It's Rice that is made to have a reddish color with a lot of spices, and roasted chicken.

    UM ALI it a special dessert, hard to explain hehe ^^; maybe next post.
     
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  2. Izzy

    Izzy moo. moo. moo!
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    Heh, since you said desert...

    There's this Filipino desert called "Halo-Halo" (literally: "Mix-Mix"). It's pretty much naturally sweet beans (like this kind of red bean... and taro root) and fruits (like jack fruit) and pretty much anything sweet that is native to the area.

    Put this all in a cup, add some shaved ice on top, and let loose with the condensed milk. Shake well, and you've got "Halo-halo".

    Good because it's refreshingly fruit-tastic. Bad because the condensed milk'd kill ya. ^_^

    Kinda like, healthy and bad for you at the same time. Go figure. ^_^

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    Izzy---can't sleep now because he's amped for some reason! Go FOOD!!!
     
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  3. HeavyPowerMetal

    HeavyPowerMetal New Member

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    a typical Swedish dish is Meatballs with mashed potatoes and "lingonsylt"
     
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  4. Tanuki

    Tanuki the wizzard of oz

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    vegimite- like you couldn't see that comming.
    kangaroo is also pretty popular. Don't eat koala's tho. :)
    hot chips dipped in a mix of ice-cream and tomato sauce. (i know it sounds disgusting, but its actually really nice...)
     
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  5. BakaMattSu

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    Hmm...Canadian, Canadian, Canadian...what is chiefly Canadian?

    Hard to really define, since Canada is a mosaic country which incorporates so many cultures and nationalities...

    Pancakes with Maple Syrup?
    Chocolate Moose?
    Are those Log Cabin desserts Canadian?

    I think we should see some recipes on here, too. Not everyone can eyeball the portions of "lingonsylt" needed to mix with Machboos and Mix-Mix. :)
     
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  6. Zanza

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    Re: Let taste something frem your country!

    lol, too late! :D

    I don't like it :p. I think the members would love to try baqlawa, I love it! Its an old traditional sweet :)
     
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  7. UFOtaku

    UFOtaku Wachu loorkin at?!

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    Re: Let taste something frem your country!

    EEEE... UM ALI? I know Kan Ali, and it's really gooood! ^_^
    Pulao is a rice you eat with goat, and it's kinda colored orange.

    One of my favorite dishes ever is Paia: COW FOOOT!!! YUMMM!

    And ofcourse, a sweet caleld Ras Gulla. (Sounds kinda Russian)...
     
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  8. Suzu

    Suzu 7th Seat Shinigami

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    Re: Re: Let taste something frem your country!

    Hmm maybe they are the same! :) Did u try it in a certain country?


    Hey Zanza Baklawa originates from Lebanon, ^_^ not our country, but it's a traditional sweet and a Must try!

    I've got to say KUNAFA and SU3ayBEyat! They are the second best next to Baklawa! but these have lebanese origins.
     
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  9. Kamui

    Kamui X//1999... best anime eva

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    Hot Dog: Greatest past time food to eat with the greatest past time game!

    Barbeque: Marenated, juicy, pieces of meat with BBQ sauce

    IM FROM USA!
     
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    good norweigen treat...Lefsa. it's kinda a flat...dough thing. the way we do it in my family, is you butter one side, sprinkle a healthy amount of brown sugar inside, and roll it up. eat.
    it rules for some really odd reason *^-^*
    krumkaka is really good too. it's a cookie..thing..lol
    really thin, you cook it quick and then when you remove it from the iron, you roll it up and then roll in powdered sugar.
     
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  11. artemis836

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    You've got to have Skyline Chilli, its the greatest stuff in the world! Its a local chain thats only in Cincinnati, though I hear they are trying to move North to Columbus Ohio. Its spagetti with chilli, onions, and special chili with brown sugar in it. Topped with a heaping load of cheese.

    Ohhh its heaven.
     

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  12. Suzu

    Suzu 7th Seat Shinigami

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    LOL We'll call it the M2A mix! Hmm Why not post some piccies the dishes as well as recipies. ^_^


    *DROOOOOOOOLZ* I want to try that it looks delicious! :p :D I'm a great fan of PASTA!
     
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  13. Niu-chan

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    I'm proud to say that i have never eaten kangaroo or seen anyone ever eat it. I saw one in a zoo once tho. :rolleyes: You must be from Tasmania, hun.

    Tasmanians.
     
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  14. *Fabee*

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    Heh, I couldnt help myself. Umm well i dont have a particular bahraini favorite food, but my favorite arabian food is shawarma. Its like chicken twister from KFC :p
     
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    Hmm... I'm not sure...
    something I LOVE to eat with afternoon tea are scones with devonshire cream... yumm.... (it's british.)
     
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    I live in the US but. . .

    I'm Mexican. . .

    Enchiladas is a good dish!

    :)
     
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  17. Basher

    Basher Mad Writing Skillz

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    my fav thing to cook is chicken.
    Im an american and i don't really know what is an "american dish"

    i fav dish is well its easy to make.
    take breastmeat no bones or skin chicken like five or three pounds put in a dish able to go in the oven. Sprinkle with chicken seasoning
    add in a large can of cream of mushroom soup and cream of chicken enough to cover the chicken. add more chicken seasoning enough to cover the soup on top. Cover it and then put in oven at 375 to bake for like One hour and a half. as long as the chicken is 180 F
    Make rice (any will do i usually use white long grain)
    Take out chicken and stir the gravy
    put gravy on rice and enjoy

    Chicken Bashers way :D
     
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