This is Lomo Saltado. Literally just meat with soy sauce, a little vinegar and some veggies in a pan. It's usually eaten with rice and fries as in the picture. Foreigners and locals alike go nuts over it for some reason.
What about your cunt?
ITT: Meme "popular" dishes from your country
Wyatt Green
Angel Rodriguez
This is a completo. Basically a hotdog with tomatoes, avocado, and mayo. Other recipes add ketchup, mustard, sauerkraut, and cheese.
Justin Clark
literally just a stew of pork meat and beans. awful
Xavier Long
poutine, french fries with cheese kurds and gravy
it used to be a joke about quebec, but now every restaurant has it and they usually fuck it up and it's a greasy salty mess
Lucas Lewis
a great Scottish delicacy, Munchie Boîte
Zachary Butler
I ate that when i went on Vacation to Machu Picchu. You forgot to mention that the meat is Llama meat.
Austin Harris
do scots have any self control
Xavier Sanders
"Blini with red caviar"
Levi Brooks
tbf there is some vegetables in there somewhere
Zachary Gomez
Wrong.
Holodets is the meme dish.
So we can scare foreigners.
Ethan Perry
It's usually beef here in Lima what the fuck
How is llama meat? Only ever tried dried alpaca one ("charqui") that my dad found in one of his travels, really weird flavor, we didn't really know how to cook it so we just poached it
Carter Hill
"Flying Jacob"
Casserole with chicken, banana and bacon in a sauce of cream, chili sauce and ketchup, topped with peanuts.
So popular it's served in schools, etc. En delikatess
Isaac Taylor
We are talking about "popular" food which nobody eats among locals.
Holodets is really popular, but nobody eats blini with red caviar except foreigners.
Henry Nguyen
Elijah Allen
>american flag
based
this sounds like a really interesting flavor and ingredients combination
Liam Gonzalez
Holodets doesn't scare anyone. Most countries have some sort of jellied meat
Nathaniel Ross
looks focken nice
Daniel Lewis
>be Greek guy
>immigrate to Nova Scotia in the 1960s
>open a restaurant
>try to introduce your Greek version of Turkish/German döner kebab to Canada
>no one likes döner kebab
>no one likes your weird tzatziki sauce
>idea.jpg
>rework it with ingredients Canadians love
>beef instead of lamb or goat
>randomly use ingredients found in every Canadian pantry
>sugar, vinegar, and canned milk (introduced as part of war rations canned milk remained popular after the war)
>döner kebab is too exotic of a name
>call it "donair" and drop all mention of the word kebab
>it becomes an instant hit, now considered a key part of traditional maritime cuisine and increasingly popular in other parts of Canada and the U.S.
Thomas Taylor
fish roe eggs in salted tomato paste with banana flavouring
(condiment which you squirt on bread or eggs)
real, popular product sold in supermarkets all over Sweden
Charles Richardson
pierogi. they are fucking dumplings. why are foreigners acting like a bit of filling between dough is something special and even call it by the Polish name instead of simply saying dumplings is beyond me.
Henry Brooks
>banana flavored fish roe in salted tomato
Aaron Myers
we can buy that in Poland and it's delicious, but the normal version. who the fuck thought about putting banana in it and how high was he? is it good?
Dominic Ortiz
Vareniki. You got it of on Ukrainians.
Jason Morgan
garbage plate
Matthew Jackson
well, at least the name is fitting
Michael Smith
a challenger appears
it might look disgusting and sound disgusting but donair poutine is fucking kino
Nicholas Fisher
these are big in the middle part of canada
Carter Evans
there is also a sprinkles version
Gavin Adams
It's good and called "makaroni po-flotski"
Jayden Morales
polenta bianca, basically an even worse version of polenta which is already fucking awful. This tastes like nothing and doesn't add anything to a dish that a proper mashed potato would. Polentoni don't even try to @ me
William Hernandez
>fish roe eggs in salted tomato paste with banana flavouring
why
Carter Murphy
very girly hands
Asher Martin
Those aren't dumplings in Canada, a dumpling is just dough without any filling, most popular in chicken & dumplings, a type of stew from Québec though Americans pretend they made it first. The Acadiens make poutine-râpeé which is a pork filled potato dumpling but they don't call them dumplings obviously. Any dough with filling is usually called a perogi or ravioli or something like that related to it's country if origin.
Jonathan Barnes
isn't that just like
wheat
Ayden Kelly
@you
Gabriel Torres
Lomo saltado is shit and overrated. Aji de gallina and tallarines verdes best :D
Xavier Jenkins
Chicken rice
Hunter Thompson
Chocolate is a meme for tourist t bh. Swiss people don't care so much about it. Milk yogurt and cheese are way more typical imo
Ayden Baker
thats seriously one of my favorite dishes
Hunter Cox
This is just a rip-off of the AB which is yiros filling put on top of hot chips. Australia had the idea first.
Aaron Gray
American food is genuinely god tier, I can't think of anything. Burger, pizza, BBQ, fried chicken is all good as fuck and not overrated. Maybe thanksgiving feast is a little overrated but we all eat it for nostalgia value.
Samuel Rogers
I love this. There are Peruvian restaurants in my Mexican shithole state, and this dish is savory af
Jacob Morgan
I wouldnt call these variants "popular" maybe. But they are definitely commonly sold in normal stores (although I havent seen them in a while, I think?)
Asher Morgan
>we can buy that in Poland
where exactly?
Brody Ramirez
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Owen Phillips
It looks pretty fucking great aside from the steamed grass on the side
Elijah Rodriguez
the mutt FEARS the vegetable
Dominic Hall
Banana casserole doesn't count as a vegetable, Jamal.
Hunter Young
Escondidinho
It's the same meat pie every country has, but with sun-dry beef instead of minced meat, and mashed cassava instead of mashed potatoes
Chase Brooks
Getting one of these in Halifax I expected it to be a döner kebab. It was disgusting to say the least.
Angel Barnes
:(
Brayden Lopez
>meal without cheese in any form
*pukes*
Michael Bailey
Mac and Cheese sucks
Jonathan Morales
so gay
Look at this package
Tyler Garcia
Never had cassava, mashed or otherwise, but that looks delicious.
Alexander Myers
Açaí has many uses but the best is the dessert
Sebastian Ortiz
are you joking me posting my favorite meal from peru
I miss it so much ;-;
also pollo saltado is great
Levi Price
What are the greens? It looks a bit like samphire.
Nicholas Morris
Cepelinai
> Huge dumplings made from starched potatoes with pork meat inside of them
>Served with greaves ( bacon bits and starch) and sour cream
>Literally named for being similar to zeppelins
Funny thing is, slavic tourists love it
Truly subhuman meal
Ryder Howard
this sounds really interesting
Andrew Lopez