Aussie "Cuisine"

>>9124245
link for the lazy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2payKHSw8xU

>>9124245
>Why have Aussies not developed their own style of cooking after all these years?
Because they're pretty much exclusively descendants of the English.

>>9124253

i'm jealous of greg's house.

i want a tropical forest outside my window.

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>being too pleb to know ben shewry and attica
pic related salt cured kangaroo and bunya bunya

>>9124245
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seog5JxLqLA

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Probably because we're a recent colony, and we've become too multicultural to make anything worthwhile.
Culture comes from exclusivity, and we never really got that chance. On the plus side, the quality of our foreign food is pretty good, at least in Melbourne.

>>9126956
I want to do what he does. Him and Dan Hunter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCaiVem50cM

love the aussie bants.

>>9125581
There is a bit more variation than british meat and veg kind of cooking though, probably mostly because of long time immigrant groups like greeks and asians, and with being big enough and diverse enough in climate to grow pretty much fucking anything somewhere in the nation.

Aussie does have a lot of interesting wild meats available not just the usual boar or venison or goat or duck but also wallaby, kangaroo, camel, emu, crocodile, buffalo. Some of this you'll find in supermarkets all of this you'll find in more specialty shops.

Also a lot of good seafood since most people live by the coast

>>9124253
that dude is scary as fuck, guaranteed meth head.

Because everything was already invented when we became a country in 1901

>>9127372
why no koala?