What is your favourite 'ethnic' food. - Page 2

**jim777** · #16 08-18-2009, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Magical Muffin

Edit: is there any way edit polls? I forgot to put italian food in.

It's in there now

rob777vdy · #17 08-19-2009, 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by nickcoumbe

I never have tea with Fish and Chips. I drink beer!

I am English/British, so obviously my favourite food is curry. I have had curry in quite a few coutries, and nothing comes close to the British Raj style for me.

I cook a lot, and I guess that I mostly cook more French or Italian/Mediterranean, with a bit of Chinese or Thai. Most Sundays is a full roast though, and there is nothing finer than that.

had you tried phall

UV-7-BK · #18 08-19-2009, 04:37 AM

Japanese...miso soup is enough to send me wild...god dayum that is the sh1t!!! Then followed closely by the good ol aussie bbq...mmmmmmm...bbq pork spare ribs...aahhhhhggggghhhhhh

nickcoumbe · #19 08-19-2009, 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by ibanez777vbk

had you tried phall

No, the hottest I ever went was Vindaloo. It is a bit much for me, but whilst I could still taste, it was delicious.

My best mate was in training to get to a phall. Our local curry restaurant (where we were pretty regular) were gradually spicing up is Vindaloos to get him comfortable. I think he was going for a Tindaloo then a Phall. He was advised to eat it on the Friday and not plan anything for the weekend.

Actually the hottest thing I ever had was a Thai Green Curry in the food court of the shopping mall in Queenstown, New Zealand. That was vicious.

I did eat curry for every meal for 2 weeks once.

ndhar · #20 08-19-2009, 08:54 AM

Indian! :P

guitvai1 · #21 08-19-2009, 09:10 AM

Greek, for great Greek food and atmosphere, the Danforth in Toronto can't be beat.

rob777vdy · #22 08-19-2009, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by nickcoumbe

No, the hottest I ever went was Vindaloo. It is a bit much for me, but whilst I could still taste, it was delicious.

My best mate was in training to get to a phall. Our local curry restaurant (where we were pretty regular) were gradually spicing up is Vindaloos to get him comfortable. I think he was going for a Tindaloo then a Phall. He was advised to eat it on the Friday and not plan anything for the weekend.

Actually the hottest thing I ever had was a Thai Green Curry in the food court of the shopping mall in Queenstown, New Zealand. That was vicious.

I did eat curry for every meal for 2 weeks once.

i used to eat phall regular.you have to build up to phall,ie start with madras then vindaloo.once your comfortable with vindaloo then you can try phall but its not good for your stomach

theapprentice · #23 08-19-2009, 11:31 AM

I am totally in love with Chinese food, particularly the noodles, fried rice and dimsum.

eviltwin · #24 08-19-2009, 11:35 AM

Brazilian, Surinamese, Carribean, Mexican, Cajun, Tex/Mex
+Portugese, Spanish, Italian, French, Dutch
+Indian, Indonesian, Chinese, Japanese
+Moroccan, South African

I cooked Indonesian style (chicken with fresh peppers and cucumbers) last night, but tonight is going to be Mexican. (flour tortillas w/ pork filet mignon)

oh and btw applie pie is obviously Dutch, dunno why you put that under American

1) even in the US the good stuff is known as Dutch Apple Pie
2) you guys don't have the correct apples. sorry.

RG1820X · #25 08-19-2009, 12:10 PM

Indian is my top choice.

Magical Muffin · #26 08-19-2009, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by eviltwin

oh and btw applie pie is obviously Dutch, dunno why you put that under American

1) even in the US the good stuff is known as Dutch Apple Pie
2) you guys don't have the correct apples. sorry.

Heresy! Apple pie is the complete creation of Uncle Sam, do not feed me your lies about pie being dutch and ESPECIALLY don't diss our apples

eviltwin · #27 08-20-2009, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Magical Muffin

Heresy! Apple pie is the complete creation of Uncle Sam, do not feed me your lies about pie being dutch and ESPECIALLY don't diss our apples

well..., one could argue that Uncle Sam, via Brother Jonathan and Yankee Doodle has Dutch roots too.

Also, having lived close to Julian, California -known for some of the best apples in the country- I can attest that even the most pie worthy apples in the USA are no match for the preferred Dutch variety.

Brosa · #28 08-20-2009, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by eviltwin

well..., one could argue that Uncle Sam, via Brother Jonathan and Yankee Doodle has Dutch roots too.

Also, having lived close to Julian, California -known for some of the best apples in the country- I can attest that even the most pie worthy apples in the USA are no match for the preferred Dutch variety.

+1

You've said it evil twin. Gotta love dutch apple pies.

I love thai food. Just great with all those spices.

Myst and rain · #29 08-20-2009, 04:27 PM

Apple pie is cool but you have to have the right ones. Not the ones with hard pieces in them that hurt your teeth.

I actually had a home made pie the other day. It was delicious. Incomparable with what you buy in the supermarket!

einarabelc5 · #30 08-21-2009, 04:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Magical Muffin

By ethnic, I mean the food a culture is generally distinguished by.

My favourite is Mexican food. I literally just ate a plate of nachos and I'm also having burritos for supper. If its mexican, I probably love it.

Edit: is there any way edit polls? I forgot to put italian food in.

The only problem with your list is that is basically a Fake. None of those foods are ethnic. Mexican food is the crap they sell you here as Mexican. Mix beans with some cheese in it and is Mexican. American Food is much broader than that. Think Thanks Giving for Christ sake. you just have that mentality that everything in the U.S. is bad, that's foolish.
Japanese. Do you really want to eat Fubo. Or is it Whale?
Chinese, Who the F... told you China was on San Francisco.
Italian. That's a hard one to catch. They get for breakfast my entire meal during the day.