Post dished from your cuisine which foreign countries names
this is called spanish bird
Post dished from your cuisine which foreign countries names
Jack Garcia
Angel Hernandez
Jordan Bennett
french potatoes
Ryan Green
american potatoes
Anthony Adams
francuska salata
Blake Carter
That's insalata russa in italy
Jordan Russell
russian egg
Ethan Diaz
serbian rissoto
Jackson Thompson
this (francoska solata) and pic related (španski vetrci - Spanish breezes)
Ryan Smith
frankfurt soup
Brayden Scott
linz sweets
Justin Johnson
Indijančki (little American Indians)
Julian Torres
Dunajski zrezek (Vienna steak)
Noah Jones
yeah we have them too
indiánci
Nicholas Morales
we call it vienna schnitzel, not steak
Aiden Moore
linško pecivo (Linz pastry)
The Slovenian word for steak is a direct translation of the German word Schnitzel (a piece which has been cut off, a cutlet)
pic is a zagrebška rezina (Zagreb slice)
Christopher Rodriguez
TIL řízek is actually schnitzel
Sebastian Brooks
Segedinski golaž (Szeged goulash)
Cooper Morris
You don't say wienerschnitzel?
Elijah Taylor
Ris a la Malta
James Anderson
nope, but it means the same
vídeňský řízek
Connor Gomez
yeah, we have this one too
Aiden Flores
turški med (Turkish honey)
Gavin Martinez
Budapest spread
Charles Hill
oh yeah, we have this too
also turkish coffee
Eli Ross
and I noticed while there that you also have šopska solata, which surprised me a bit, which counts for this thread, since Šopi is one of the names for for the Morlachs or Torlakians (Serbo-Bulgarians)
Juan Sullivan
>tfw you live in probably the only country on earth that doesn't have it's own cusine.
Benjamin Jackson
yeah, its called šopský salát or balkánský salát
Joseph Miller
We call maple syrup Canadian syrup