So as not to hi-jack another thread I've decided to post this list here:
Australia- Meat pie, hamburger with beetroot, fish and chips, Vegemite on toast, Pavlova
Austria - Sachertorte, wiener schnitzel (Vienna), apfelstrudel
Barbados - Cou-Cou and Flying fish
Belgium - pommes frites, moules bruxellois (Brussels)
Cambodia - ahmok, fried spider :yikes:
Canada - maple syrup, Kraft Dinner, Timbits.
Chile - sea bass, palta (avocado), jaivas (food)
China - The staple diets in Northern China are: mantou, bing (Chinese flatbread) and wheat noodles; as for the South: rice, rice noodles and rice congee.
Hong Kong - egg tart, dim sum, BBQ pork with rice, wonton noodle soup [1], pineapple bun [2]
Denmark - Pork Roast, Frikadeller, Smårrebråd
Finland - Karelian pasties, måmmi, hernekeitto (Finnish yellow pea soup)
France - Pot-au-feu, baguette (particularly Paris), cassoulet, truffles, foie gras (declared part of the French cultural heritage by legislation in 2005)[1]
Germany - Sauerkraut, Currywurst, eisbein, doner kebab
Greece - moussaka, gyros, Greek salad
Hungary - goulash
India - curry, samosas, naan, chapati, chutney, dal
Ireland - colcannon, Irish stew
Israel - felafel, turkey schnitzel
Italy - pizza, pasta, minestrone, ciabatta, polenta (northern Italy)
Japan - sushi, ramen, soba noodles, udon, gyudon, tempura
Mexico - pozole, taco, mole, guacamole
New Zealand - pavlova, fish and chips, Colonial Goose
the Netherlands - stamppot, hutspot
Norway - lutefisk, fårikål, kjå¸ttkaker
Spain - tapas, paella, tortilla de patatas, gazpacho
Sri Lanka - rice and curry
Sweden - pea soup, smårgåsbord, kåttbullar, sill & surstråmming
Switzerland - rästi, fondue
Taiwan - Suncake, Stinky tofu, Ba wan, Beef noodle soup
Thailand - Pad Thai, gaeng (Thai curry), jasmine rice, tom yam, tom kha gai
Turkey - doner kebab, pide, kofta, dolma
England - roast beef dinner, fish and chips, chicken tikka masala, English breakfast
Wales - laverbread, Welsh rarebit, Cawl
Scotland - haggis, deep-fried Mars bar
Northern Ireland - Ulster fry
Jersey - Jersey Royal potatoes
Isle of Man - kipper
United States - apple pie, turkey and pumpkin pie (as part of Thanksgiving dinner), hamburger, hot dog, donut
Thanx to Wikipedia for the list, which I have shortened for this thread.
Some interesting choices for some of the national dishes on this list.
And to answer Hagar's question in the other thread, I was referring to the sauerkraut as I like the other German national dishes, though I am allergic to curry :bigcry:
Australia- Meat pie, hamburger with beetroot, fish and chips, Vegemite on toast, Pavlova
Austria - Sachertorte, wiener schnitzel (Vienna), apfelstrudel
Barbados - Cou-Cou and Flying fish
Belgium - pommes frites, moules bruxellois (Brussels)
Cambodia - ahmok, fried spider :yikes:
Canada - maple syrup, Kraft Dinner, Timbits.
Chile - sea bass, palta (avocado), jaivas (food)
China - The staple diets in Northern China are: mantou, bing (Chinese flatbread) and wheat noodles; as for the South: rice, rice noodles and rice congee.
Hong Kong - egg tart, dim sum, BBQ pork with rice, wonton noodle soup [1], pineapple bun [2]
Denmark - Pork Roast, Frikadeller, Smårrebråd
Finland - Karelian pasties, måmmi, hernekeitto (Finnish yellow pea soup)
France - Pot-au-feu, baguette (particularly Paris), cassoulet, truffles, foie gras (declared part of the French cultural heritage by legislation in 2005)[1]
Germany - Sauerkraut, Currywurst, eisbein, doner kebab
Greece - moussaka, gyros, Greek salad
Hungary - goulash
India - curry, samosas, naan, chapati, chutney, dal
Ireland - colcannon, Irish stew
Israel - felafel, turkey schnitzel
Italy - pizza, pasta, minestrone, ciabatta, polenta (northern Italy)
Japan - sushi, ramen, soba noodles, udon, gyudon, tempura
Mexico - pozole, taco, mole, guacamole
New Zealand - pavlova, fish and chips, Colonial Goose
the Netherlands - stamppot, hutspot
Norway - lutefisk, fårikål, kjå¸ttkaker
Spain - tapas, paella, tortilla de patatas, gazpacho
Sri Lanka - rice and curry
Sweden - pea soup, smårgåsbord, kåttbullar, sill & surstråmming
Switzerland - rästi, fondue
Taiwan - Suncake, Stinky tofu, Ba wan, Beef noodle soup
Thailand - Pad Thai, gaeng (Thai curry), jasmine rice, tom yam, tom kha gai
Turkey - doner kebab, pide, kofta, dolma
England - roast beef dinner, fish and chips, chicken tikka masala, English breakfast
Wales - laverbread, Welsh rarebit, Cawl
Scotland - haggis, deep-fried Mars bar
Northern Ireland - Ulster fry
Jersey - Jersey Royal potatoes
Isle of Man - kipper
United States - apple pie, turkey and pumpkin pie (as part of Thanksgiving dinner), hamburger, hot dog, donut
Thanx to Wikipedia for the list, which I have shortened for this thread.
Some interesting choices for some of the national dishes on this list.
And to answer Hagar's question in the other thread, I was referring to the sauerkraut as I like the other German national dishes, though I am allergic to curry :bigcry: