What are some traditional American dishes? Are there any?

What are some traditional American dishes? Are there any?

I'm legit not trying to be funny or cheeky. Say you have a big family gathering on a Sunday, what do you cook? Or for big holidays?

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mcdonalds is considered a delicacy

yea yea very funny

Dominos or Popeyes

Unironically, burgers lmao. Like if you're grilling at for big gathering, you're generally out in the backyard cooking up burgers, hotdogs, or bratwurst, at least where I live (Texas).

The further you go towards the swampier areas in the southern states, such as Lousiana, Mississippi, etc. you start getting into more fish based dishes, such as crawfish boils and fish fries, which are essentially what they sound like: A bunch of people get together and dump a ton of crawfish, seasoning, potatos, corn, etc.into a large pot filled with water being heated by a propane burner. For fish fries substitute the water for vegetable oil and the crawfish for catfish or crappie.

In the cities here in Texas, we do that sometimes, but we mainly just grill/barbecues.

Damn I fucked up the grammar in that post royally, think I need another cup of coffee lads.

I know about american bbqs and cajun food etc, but I'm thinking like, what a middle-class american family eats during winter time in say, the midwest

Potato salad, sweet potatoes, baked beans, cornbread, pork roast, turkey, various pies, and casseroles.

everything is adaptations from euro cuisine or wherever else the family originates. there's nothing special or unique about American cuisine aside from portion sizes.

Oh, in that case probably something like a roast, with mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, and some vegetable/salad for sides. This is excluding holidays of course.