food thread

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>>76843903
Is that meat in bread-loaf form? Interesting.
Canada: Timbit

hamburgers

>>76844066
Post a pic, you lazy son of a gun.

>>76844089
i just had a few, i don't want to look at it anymore

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>>76844149
>A few
How many hamburgers did you eat?

>>76844218
3

>>76844259
POST PICS, YA TURD. THIS IS A THREAD ABOUT PICS.

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>>76843903

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bump

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because really, besides language generals what else is there to post and contribute at?

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>>76847498
Is this some kind of corn bread? Looks pretty good desu.

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>>76847610
yes, with a difference
first one is solid because made with corn flour and pork fat (or butter)
the other is more mushy and souflée-ish because made with grinded corn and oil

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>>76847689
Your country has some pretty awesome looking food, anon. I like my country a lot, but food has always been it's weak spot I think.

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>>76847885
what was poutine again?

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>>76844355
>>76847445
>>76847498
>>76847545
>>76847689
>pastry
you can do better

>>76847908
Gravy and cheese (sometimes cheese curds) on french fries. I've never liked it all that much honestly.

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>>76847940
>cheese kurds

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>>76848006
Don't worry, anon. Canada wouldn't even think about eating Kurds. That would be Islamophobic.

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Arctic char with whey-butter sauce, potatoes, dill and lemon.

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>>76847924
>pastry
you're not implying that they're sweet foods?
Paraguay is not good with sweets, that's more an argentinian thing tbhdesu

How are potatoes usually eaten at home throughout Europe?

I'm a tourist here and I'm really liking the food. So far I've tried salo, varenyky, syrniki, borsch and I'm going to try chicken Kiev now.

>>76848148
I meant any form of cooked batter or dough. Is that rice soup?

>>76848083
Why would you eat trash anyway?

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>>76843903
Nice, can you make it this finely ground even at home?

>>76848172
Boiled, mashed, fried or oven baked. Fries and hasselback is not rare either.

>>76843903
>Leberkäse
>contains neither Leber nor Käse
brilliant

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>>76843903
Plov is literally the only food i can eat every single day

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Food of gods.

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>>76848281
no, minced meat soup
and this is cornballs soup

>Why would you eat trash anyway?
tradition, i guess?

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Mexico is still the king of food imo.

Update: I didn't like chicken Kiev

>>76849369
What's it like, anon?

>>76848521
would try if possible.

I've seen some really nice swedish dishes

>>76849454
It's real easy to make, just make sure you get the beets in there. Also obviously no sweet potato like in the photo.

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Polpeti. Basically fried meatballs. Probably from Italy, but it's Slovenian food just like fish sticks or wienerschnitzel, cause lots of dishes are global or at least regional and always have been.

>>76849529
Is this recipe good ?
http://glamorousglutton.com/scandi-sweet-potato-pytt-panna/

>>76849688
I'd skip the sweet potatoes and go for regular, add some kind of sausage and of course beets (red)

>>76850344
Also, I find pre-boiling the beets and potatoes makes it easier.

>>76850488
Thanks anon! I'll try it this weekend

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>>76843903
Orange juice, mayo, peanut butter and jelly, and coke.

>>76852407
Way to ruin a tasty thread.