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Is there any meal that is typical from your country where is eaten often?
Here is Brazil the meal of black bean and rice is very popular and is eaten a lot
well my menu for the night consisted of eggs and minced meat in a wrap the traditional turkish menu would consist of lentil soup or some other type(usually vegetable base or in some cases flour, milk other sort of dried Leguminosae) of soup cooked with meat stock a rice or pasta dish different serving methods (depending on the climate of the region where the dish is being served of course) a meat dish preferably lamb cutlets cooked with vegetables well mostly that is regions with borders to the sea have a different kind of climate in the south and west its more mediterranean in the north its more akin to slavic cuisine(for that matter irish cuisine) you have lotsa cabbage dishes and interestingly lots of corn dishes as well
and turkey typical dish would be for some tarhana for me(generally speaking that is) lentil soup however my utmost favourite is arabaşı çorbası
Is there any meal that is typical from your country where is eaten often?
Here is Brazil the meal of black bean and rice is very popular and is eaten a lot
I love Fejoada a Brasileira. I actually love it more than Fejoada a Portuguesa.
In my country the Philippines, it is Adobo and Caldereta. Adobo is chicken or pork cooked in vinegar, loads of garlic, laurel leaves, achuette and soysauce. Caldereta is Spanish influence, rich stew cooked in tomato sauce and has potatoes, carrots, peas and green olives.
Lechon ( suckling pig that is roasted ) a Fiesta is never complete without it.
Spaghetti which is present every birthdays to symbolize long life.
Grammelknödel: Dumplings filled with pork greaves (?). Those dumplings are found in Northern Lower Austria (with potato dough as in the picture) and in Upper Austria (with dough made out of regular flour). Some sort of cabbage dish on the side.
Schweinsbraten: Pork roast with dumplings (made out of stale bread or potatoes) and Kraut. Popular all over Austria. Everyone's favourite. Same thing can be found across the boarder in the Czech Republic ("vepřo-knedlo-zelo").
In NYC, a typical meal can by anything as there are so many immigrants from around the world and restaurants of all kinds of ethnic groups.
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