what is your country's famous food ?

ATIFIREHAWK · Post by **ATIFIREHAWK** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 5:53 am

My country 's famous food that many foreign tourist who visit thailand must eat is Tom yum kung .
And I want to know what is your country's famous food ?

(This photo is Tum yum kong )

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 7:16 am

Paella

Pa amb tomàquet

Sausages:

botifarra

botifarra blanca

botifarra cuita

botifarra negra

llonga nissa i fuet

Seafood

potato omelette

zaman · Post by **zaman** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 12:40 pm

here in my country the famouse food and traditional food is [color=brown](kosks, makrony,rishta.asida,brak [/color]

ATIFIREHAWK · Post by **ATIFIREHAWK** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 1:19 pm

Hi Dixie . My gut cried because your picture.
If I found shop that sell it . I must buy it.

Hi Zaman . Do you have any its picture ?

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 3:24 pm

ATIFIREHAWK wrote:Hi Dixie . My gut cried because your picture.
If I found shop that sell it . I must buy it.

Which one? Or all of them? :D

Rach · Post by **Rach** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:38 pm

Potato omlette sounds delicious :D. How do you prepare it, Dixie? Is it made of potato flower or fresh potatoes? Or do you mean tortillas? I love Spanish tortillas, they are sooo yummie

In my country Röschti is one of the best known meals, some sort of crunchy baked potatoe pieces.

ATIFIREHAWK · Post by **ATIFIREHAWK** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 7:33 am

Dixie wrote:
ATIFIREHAWK wrote:Hi Dixie . My gut cried because your picture.
If I found shop that sell it . I must buy it.

Which one? Or all of them? :D

Some of them , for instance ,Pa amb tomàquet, some Sausages that you post and Sausages.

Hi rach . I've never heard or seen any food from Switzerland before . Thank you for your picture.

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 3:25 pm

Rach wrote:Potato omlette sounds delicious :D. How do you prepare it, Dixie? Is it made of potato flower or fresh potatoes? Or do you mean tortillas? I love Spanish tortillas, they are sooo yummie

Yes, it's the famous Spanish omelettes. We made them with fresh potatoes, of course! 8)

Admiral · Post by **Admiral** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:04 pm

That's the German favourite food

shokin · Post by **shokin** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 11:15 pm

Switzerland !

I've already talked about "fondue" and "raclette" (let you see the cheese topic).

There is "le gâteau saviésan" (the Saviesan cake) :

Savièse is a village near Sion (Sion is the main city of Valais ; Valais is one of the 26 cantons/provinces in Switzerland ; let you search for Switzerland on the map

). This village is very attached (conservative ?

) to its traditions (music, history, patois, cooking ; le patois is a special francophon language. There are different sorts of patois, for example, le patois de Savièse, very known in Valais (every Valaisan recognizes it but rare are the people who can still speak it)).

For example :

Standard french => Patois de Savièse

Bonjour => Boundzo (Good morning)
Comment vas-tu ? => Comin té va-t-e ? (how are you ?)you see that it near italian)
aussi => achebën (,too)
Veux-tu boire ? => Ou-to bire ? (Do you want to drink ?)
...

I did not find photos of le gateau saviésan but I will describe you how to make it :

You need :

a squared plate,
two squared puff pastries,
potatoes (1 kg should be enough

)
leeks (maybe 4-6 branches)
grated cheese (maybe 300-500 g. it depends on you

)
some condiments (at least pepper but you can add some pimento, curry, parsley, chives, very-small-cut oignon...)
patience and effort and smile and music

First put the oven on (220-250 for my oven... but it depends strongly on the oven...)

Prepare your ustensils, knives, peeler (to peel potatoes), etc. Make you cook plan free.

Put the first squared puff pastry on the squared plate, plate that you - at the end - will put in the oven.

Wash all potatoes, peel them, cut them in circles (1cm thin).
Cut and wash the leeks in small squares.
Open the grated cheese packet or grate cheese (le gruyère for example).

Now all is ready !

On the pastry, make some eyes with your forket.

Put one layer of grated cheese.
Put one layer of circled potatoes.
Put one layer of small-cut leeks.
Put one layer of grated cheese.
Put one layer of circled potatoes.
Put one layer of small-cut leeks.
[Put one layer of grated cheese.
Put one layer of circled potatoes.
Put one layer of small-cut leeks. ; it depends on your hunger.

]
Put one layer of grated cheese.

On each layer of potatoes you can put condiments (mas fuerte, mejor es !

)

Then... put the second puff pastries over, and close the "box"... if you don't close it, cheese will melt and pour...

Put it all in the middle of the oven... and wait 40-50 minutes (this depends strongly on the sorts of the ovens !). But keep your eye on the oven, in order to avoir bad surprise.

And the second time, and the third time, ... that you cook it. Adapt it to your bad past experiences.

NB : in cooking vocabulary my english is poor... because I haven't yet bought a big dictionnary.

Shokin

Rach · Post by **Rach** » Wed Sep 27, 2006 12:19 am

Dixie wrote:Yes, it's the famous Spanish omelettes. We made them with fresh potatoes, of course! 8)

Fresh ones, of course, that was really a silly question

Would you say this one is an authentic Spanish tortillas recipe, Dixie? I would love to try them, but I'm not sure if this is really the way you would cook them in Spain?

http://www.xmission.com/~dderhak/recipe/tortilla.htm

Shokin, thanks for the recipe I didn't know that sort of gâteau yet!

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Wed Sep 27, 2006 4:37 pm

Rach wrote: Would you say this one is an authentic Spanish tortillas recipe, Dixie?

http://www.xmission.com/~dderhak/recipe/tortilla.htm

That's the one!! Try it if you have the chance and tell me what you think! 8)

shokin · Post by **shokin** » Wed Sep 27, 2006 9:36 pm

Las tortillas ?

Shokin

Rach · Post by **Rach** » Wed Sep 27, 2006 10:48 pm

Dixie wrote:That's the one!! Try it if you have the chance and tell me what you think! 8)

Great, yes I will try it for sure!

TearHere · Post by **TearHere** » Sat Sep 30, 2006 2:57 am

chicken or pork adobo..

http://pds.exblog.jp/pds/1/200604/12/43 ... 492736.jpg

redadmiral · Post by **redadmiral** » Thu Oct 12, 2006 5:20 am

my country has too many delicious food...
umm...
my favorite dish:
Peking Duck
Kung Pao Chicken
Pot Sticker
House Special Honey Walnuts...

fadi · Post by **fadi** » Thu Oct 12, 2006 6:13 am

hi all
my country tradition food is mansaf and maqlooba.,.als msakan.,.,.its really delisious :) :D :) :D :) :D by the way i am from Jordan

redadmiral · Post by **redadmiral** » Thu Oct 12, 2006 6:55 am

mansaf? i wonder if it's a dish that put some curry chicken and pea and bean on the rice?
thank you in advance

justacaller · Post by **justacaller** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 8:16 pm

in my country a traditional food is sarmale with mush http://www.mojpiar.net/photo/romania200 ... le_JPG.htm

it's my favourite :)

pimpim · Post by **pimpim** » Fri Nov 10, 2006 3:10 am

My country`s famous food is SUSHI.

But,My favorit food is OKONOMIYAKI! :P

Do you know? :D

OKONOMIYAKI are a kind of flour pancake cooked on a griddle.

When they are done,a special sause is put on them and AONORI (green water vegetable

) flakes are sprinkld on them.

People cut them into small pieces before eating.

There are a lot of OKONOMI restaurants around my house.

I want to eat OKONOMIYAKI everyday!

ilargia · Post by **ilargia** » Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:06 am

I´m from Basque Country. As we are near to the sea we enjoy cooking a great variety of cookery seafood recipes. On the other hand, food is very important to us because some of the most important resolutions or family reunions are always made around a table where we eat qualified food and wine.
Hi Dixie,
I eat "pa amb tumaca" sometimes. I have learnt from you and it´s delicious. It reminds me your country where I have enjoyed a lot.

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:11 am

ilargia wrote: Hi Dixie,
I eat "pa amb tumaca" sometimes. I have learnt from you and it´s delicious. It reminds me your country where I have enjoyed a lot.

Eskerrik asko :D Pa amb tomàquet is delicious, especially if accompanied by olive oil and cured ham 8)

babara · Post by **babara** » Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:00 am

Tum yum Kung from Thailand is really delicious. It taste sour and spicy!

Arale · Post by **Arale** » Thu Nov 30, 2006 4:37 pm

If you visit Vietnam, don't forget to taste 'Pho' or Noodle Soup. It's delicious. Pho includes rice noodle, beef or chicken, onions, bean sprouts, pepper, lemon, chilly...Click here to know more.

_Arale_

vince90 · Post by **vince90** » Thu Nov 30, 2006 7:28 pm

Arale wrote:If you visit Vietnam, don't forget to taste 'Pho' or Noodle Soup. It's delicious. Pho includes rice noodle, beef or chicken, onions, bean sprouts, pepper, lemon, chilly...Click here to know more.

_Arale_

Hmm…! You make me hungry Arale. It looks very good.

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Thu Nov 30, 2006 7:54 pm

Arale wrote:If you visit Vietnam, don't forget to taste 'Pho' or Noodle Soup. It's delicious. Pho includes rice noodle, beef or chicken, onions, bean sprouts, pepper, lemon, chilly...Click here to know more.

_Arale_

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Pho, Arale? Is it like English or does it have a different pronunciation?

EDIT: I just took a look at the Wiki link. Nevermind :D

Arale · Post by **Arale** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 5:46 am

vince90 wrote:
Arale wrote:If you visit Vietnam, don't forget to taste 'Pho' or Noodle Soup. It's delicious. Pho includes rice noodle, beef or chicken, onions, bean sprouts, pepper, lemon, chilly...Click here to know more.

_Arale_
Hmm…! You make me hungry Arale. It looks very good.

Hehe!

If you come back to Vietnam, I'll treat you Pho.

Arale · Post by **Arale** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 5:51 am

Dixie wrote:
Arale wrote:If you visit Vietnam, don't forget to taste 'Pho' or Noodle Soup. It's delicious. Pho includes rice noodle, beef or chicken, onions, bean sprouts, pepper, lemon, chilly...Click here to know more.

_Arale_
Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Pho, Arale? Is it like English or does it have a different pronunciation?

EDIT: I just took a look at the Wiki link. Nevermind :D

Vietnamese is a tonal language, Dixie. In Vietnamese, we write it 'Phở'. Difficult for me to write its pronunciation here!

_Arale_

Oriani · Post by **Oriani** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 12:44 pm

This is Venezuelan one, especially at Christmas season, the are called "Hallacas"

Chicken Salad

Oriani · Post by **Oriani** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 12:51 pm

... And the traditional one is called "Arepas"

These 3 dishes are the famous ones in My country, Venezuela! Delicious!!!!!!!!!!! :P

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 5:23 pm

Oriani wrote:This is Venezuelan one, especially at Christmas season, the are called "Hallacas"

Chicken Salad

What's the cushion-looking stuff? :D

babara · Post by **babara** » Mon Dec 04, 2006 5:58 am

I want to try Chicken Salad! I'm hungry. :P :P

Oriani · Post by **Oriani** » Mon Dec 04, 2006 2:45 pm

babara wrote:I want to try Chicken Salad! I'm hungry. :P :P

I really like it and it's so good!!!! It's famous at Christmas!!!

Oriani · Post by **Oriani** » Mon Dec 04, 2006 2:46 pm

Dix, I don't know how we do, but we try to make a kind of "square" when we're preparing 'em! :P

MooNboy · Post by **MooNboy** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 7:03 pm

I'm sure that you've heard Turkish kebap.Adana kebap, kuşbaşı...

Oriani · Post by **Oriani** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 8:11 pm

MooNboy wrote:I'm sure that you've heard Turkish kebap.Adana kebap, kuşbaşı...

Oh No..Tell us about that! :P

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 8:36 pm

MooNboy wrote:I'm sure that you've heard Turkish kebap.Adana kebap, kuşbaşı...

I LOVE IT

MooNboy · Post by **MooNboy** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:31 am

Oriani wrote:
MooNboy wrote:I'm sure that you've heard Turkish kebap.Adana kebap, kuşbaşı...
Oh No..Tell us about that! :P

They(Adana kebap:Adana is a great city of Turkey) include bread,meat,garlic.You mix it,put them on a metal bar.After you decide it's done, you eat it with bread and salad.You can(must) add some spices into them before you cook them.

And a dessert;BAKLAVA!!!Did you know it? Best dessert you'll ever eat!

vince90 · Post by **vince90** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 9:13 pm

Arale wrote:
vince90 wrote:
Arale wrote:If you visit Vietnam, don't forget to taste 'Pho' or Noodle Soup. It's delicious. Pho includes rice noodle, beef or chicken, onions, bean sprouts, pepper, lemon, chilly...Click here to know more.

_Arale_
Hmm…! You make me hungry Arale. It looks very good.
Hehe! If you come back to Vietnam, I'll treat you Pho.

Oh thank you for your kindness. :D I haven’t been in Hanoi so it will be great to be there when I came back.

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 10:07 pm

pimpim wrote:My country`s famous food is SUSHI.

But,My favorit food is OKONOMIYAKI! :P

Do you know? :D

OKONOMIYAKI are a kind of flour pancake cooked on a griddle.

When they are done,a special sause is put on them and AONORI (green water vegetable ) flakes are sprinkld on them.

People cut them into small pieces before eating.

There are a lot of OKONOMI restaurants around my house.

I want to eat OKONOMIYAKI everyday!

I made one for my brother after watching Ranma 1/2. The dude ate the whole thing and didn't leave anything for me.

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 10:13 pm

LennyeTran wrote: I made one for my brother after watching Ranma 1/2. The dude ate the whole thing and didn't leave anything for me.

I know it's off-topic, but I love Ranma!!!!! 8)

Sorry couldn't avoid it... I had to say it!

Hardi · Post by **Hardi** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 10:15 pm

Dixie wrote:
LennyeTran wrote: I made one for my brother after watching Ranma 1/2. The dude ate the whole thing and didn't leave anything for me.
I know it's off-topic, but I love Ranma!!!!! 8)

Girl type Ranma?

Dixie · Post by **Dixie** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 10:26 pm

Hardi wrote:Girl type Ranma?

I love both! And I meant the series... I'm gonna download it soon, when I finish with DB... Yes I'm a freak

Hardi · Post by **Hardi** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 10:37 pm

Well I love Ranma too.

But about Estonian famous food is very hard to say. I could not name many Estonian food if any. It doesn't mean that Estonians don't have own specific taste, but all foods we eat u can find also elsewhere they may be already some nations famous food. but they are just made little diffrent way for diffrent taste. I think probably most forgeins don't extol Good Estonian food, their taste is already spoilt by their own nation horrible cooking.

Oriani · Post by **Oriani** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 6:22 pm

MooNboy wrote:
Oriani wrote:
MooNboy wrote:I'm sure that you've heard Turkish kebap.Adana kebap, kuşbaşı...
Oh No..Tell us about that! :P
They(Adana kebap:Adana is a great city of Turkey) include bread,meat,garlic.You mix it,put them on a metal bar.After you decide it's done, you eat it with bread and salad.You can(must) add some spices into them before you cook them.

And a dessert;BAKLAVA!!!Did you know it? Best dessert you'll ever eat!

Wow!! What is the dessert about? :P

vince90 · Post by **vince90** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 7:34 pm

LennyeTran wrote:
pimpim wrote:My country`s famous food is SUSHI.

But,My favorit food is OKONOMIYAKI! :P

Do you know? :D

OKONOMIYAKI are a kind of flour pancake cooked on a griddle.

When they are done,a special sause is put on them and AONORI (green water vegetable ) flakes are sprinkld on them.

People cut them into small pieces before eating.

There are a lot of OKONOMI restaurants around my house.

I want to eat OKONOMIYAKI everyday!
I made one for my brother after watching Ranma 1/2. The dude ate the whole thing and didn't leave anything for me.

So you’re truly a good cook. :D

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:09 pm

Sadly, he likes to eat everything, Vince, so I don't really know how good it was.

Hardi · Post by **Hardi** » Sun Dec 17, 2006 12:45 pm

I can't imagine Lennye cooking. I just don't believe that Lennye could cook.

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Tue Dec 19, 2006 6:06 pm

Hardi wrote:I can't imagine Lennye cooking. I just don't believe that Lennye could cook.

*phbttttt* You're just saying that so I would prove myself by cooking for you. I ain't falling for this trap. I know I can cook plenty of Vietnamese dishes as well as other cuisines. I love cooking. It's like a hobby to me. 8)

Hardi · Post by **Hardi** » Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:44 pm

LennyeTran wrote: *phbttttt* You're just saying that so I would prove myself by cooking for you. I ain't falling for this trap. I know I can cook plenty of Vietnamese dishes as well as other cuisines. I love cooking. It's like a hobby to me. 8)

*phbttttt* your self. I will ask Arale to cook me some Vietnamese food. I also cook to her some Estonian food. I make "Mulgipuder" and for drink I give her "Pett" then she love me, because it is so good food. I don't tell what those foods are, to make you more curious and envy.

EnglishClub ESL Forums

what is your country's famous food ?

what is your country's famous food ?

My country`s famous food

Re: My country`s famous food

Re: My country`s famous food

Re: My country`s famous food

Re: My country`s famous food

Re: My country`s famous food