:)what do your home country eat?

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Answer 1

I live in australia. And we eat wayyyyyy to much... But some of us just dont get fat... Its wierd but an original aussie dinner is sausages mash potato or Bangas and mash. Lol. REMEMBER almost NO australians have that stupid accent the stupid americans make it sound like we have.

I bet you if we had a convo you wouldnt be able to tell what country i came from... Lol. It would be funny if i just wasted all this because you are australian.....

Answer 2

best in the world ask  the world they will tell u

Answer 3

Lots of vegetables, potatoes, fish, pork and beef, but lamb is not good in Latvia.  We also eat a lot of pickles, beetroot and cottage cheese though in the latter I am not typical Latvian.  I hate the stuff with a passion.  Sour cream and sweet cream are also in many of our dishes.

Rye bread, saldskab - sweet sour dough bread is almost a certainty on every table, whatever the meal.

For social occassions there are always bacon rolls called piragi.  Made of a yeast bread dough and shaped into little crescents, brushed with eggs and sprinkled with caraway seeds.

Chives, dill, parsley also feature highly on the menu.  

Birthday cakes are bready dough with saffron and currants or mixed fruit, plaited or formed into a pretzl shape.

Potatoes are to die for as are the tomatoes.  My dreams of home are always filled with these.  Soup is a very traditional part of a meal.  However it is said that there as many recipes for soup as there are families in the country!

In the early days of freedom of travel there Latvians would come to England and when we asked what they missed most, they all said soup!

Answer 4

cawl

Answer 5

yesterday i had smoked pork sausage with baby potatoes, broccolli and corn on the cob. we usually eat a roast dinner every sunday, a take away friday or saturday night. during the week we have stuff like spaghetti bolognese, fish with rice and veg, chicken fajita's, pasta salad with olives, spinach and feta cheese with garlic bread and maybe some parma ham slices to nibble on. if i make roast chicken on a sunday i usually use the rest of the chicken to make a nice soup. or if i havent planned dinner we just 'rough it' which means raid the cupboards til your hearts content! lately i have tried the feed your family for a fiver range at sainsburys and they are very surprisingly delicious!

Answer 6

sunday dinner...like xmas dinner with chicken or roast beef instead of turkey, well some pple av turkey aswell.....yorkshire puddings...Parmos...

Answer 7

endive hotch potch, h**l yeah!

Answer 8

Singapore is known as the Food Paradise & here you can find food of many nations, namely Malay, Chinese, Indian, Eurasian, Thai, Indonesian & of other countries you can think of. But I cant seem to find food of South America anywhere & am very curious of what their food is like.

Answer 9

Roast beef :-)

Answer 10

Im Jamaican in UK and I love to eat oxtail rice n peas

Answer 11

Anything with rice.

Answer 12

My home country is India. Let us look at some basic facts.

1. Majority of India lives in villages

2. Majority of India is lacto-vegetarian. They are vegetarians and also consume milk.

Milk and other dairy products give them most of the nutrition they might otherwise lack.

The basic Indian diet consists of four items

1. Homemade fresh whole-grain flat bread known as Roti

2. Some sort of a soup made with dried beans. This is called Dal. Dal is a major source of proteins

3. Vegetable curry for whatever vegetable is in the season. The vegetable curries are called Subzi

4. Dairy product as a beverage. It can be milk or home made buttermilk.

Homemade buttermilk is skimmed buttermilk with live culture in it. Its called Chach

So here we have it

Roti (bread), Dal (Dried beans), Subzi (Vegetable curry), and Chach (buttermilk) or Doodh (whole milk).

If I was to guess, this food will cover 90% of India, 90% of the time

Answer 13

beef with french fries woot!!!

Answer 14

Haven't lived there for over 30 years. Nothing memorable.

Only country I've been to in 15 years where frozen, microwavable food from the supermarket tastes better than anything you can get in a medium priced restaurant.

Good food is available - at a price. UK ex-pat with good reason.

Answer 15

,  l am a Hungarian,But one of my favourite food snacks is home made jerky. I make it all year long in my own kitchen. It is a healthy treat. Low in  fat , high in protein, low in cholesterol. Delicious mouth-watering treats.  I got recipes from "how to make tasty meats.com

Answer 16

fish and chips lol

Answer 17

cow heel pie, tripe and onions, black puddings,pie and mash, pigs trotters are to name but a few!!!!.

Answer 18

In England we eat proper Indian curry.

I can't get enough of it!

Answer 19

i'm from Honduras and they eat cow's intestine and fried green bananas. pretty good.

Answer 20

Depends if i fancy a chinese or an indians

Answer 21

I can't answer for the whole country- but in Maryland, this time of year, the best meal is

Silver Queen corn, boiled and slathered with butter, salt and pepper and honey.

Beefsteak tomatoes- sliced and made into a  sandwich with hellmans and a good hearty white bread and lots of salt and pepper

heirloom tomatoes ( a mix of what you have- I have yellow pear and cherry) cut into 1 inch pieces, add basil. fresh mozzarella, balsalmic vinegar , a dash of olive oil and saly and pepper to taste- let sit while you bring a pasta pot to boil and cook a favorite pasta, drain, add the tomato mixture and have a good baguette neat.......

Answer 22

I live in Texas, USA and we eat lots of beef, shrimp,pork and chicken as well as all sorts of veggies like blackeyed peas, turnip or collard greens, onions, tomatoes, potatoes cooked every which way.  This time of year we eat lots of home grown squash, okra and tomatoes.  Dessert is homemade ice cream and peaches .

Answer 23

All sorts,including laver bread,bara brith and cawl.

Answer 24

Too much

Answer 25

We eat souvlaki with lots of tzatziki.It smells but the taste is fantastic.Regards from Athens Greece.Yia sou.

Answer 26

im in korea right now and they eat rice, bulgogi, kimchi, bibimbop, and yes sometimes dogs