What ethnic group's got the best food?

[highwhey]

so do all white men lie steal and cheat????????

I mean if we are basing shit off sterotypes

idk ask a white dude. i'm hispanic.
our stereotype if we all jumpes across the border and we wear chanclas. i've never seen the border up close, and i would die in the desert.

[rezznor]

sorry dude, but creole > cajun.

there's a reason why people stereotype cajun food = burned food. j/k i love both foods.

If you ever go to New Orleans you gotta try Dragos
and order some char grilled oysters. Absolutely best oysters I have ever had. I seriously make trips to Louisiana just to have those oysters lol

[boozehound]

are you black? I always assumed you are a white kid but you are very knowledgeable about black cuisine.

Ill never tell.

[Snoop_Cat]

3 of my favorites. I love kogolgi (sp?)! Bulgogi is the shit though.

And indian food, how can they make chickpeas, lentils and rice in so many varied ways that are all delicious.

My favorite component of spanish cuisine is actually the cured meats and all the awesome cheeses, but its all really good. I loved living there, awesome 3 course menu del dia dishes for ~5-7 bucks (with coffee and a carafe of wine at the right places), a nice lazy afternoon, followed by a small dinner and dancing/drinking all night.

I'm Korean, and I have no idea what you were trying to say there lol.
Bulgogi is pretty good, but the best that I'd recommend is Galbi/Kalbi, however you want to pronounce it.

I love the cured meats as well. Went to this Spanish bar once. They served some of the best tapas I've ever had, can't remember what it was called but we got like this tapas tasting menu where we tried a bunch of different ones that were all delicious.

[boozehound]

Yah I saw your post right after I posted mine



Anyways, there is no real "best food" IMO. Every culture has some
dish that I love. Why limit yourself? Also, most people will be partial to the food that they grew up on since it's their comfort food

Yeah, I made a similar comment in my first post in the thread. its all gravy baby

[rezznor]

3 of my favorites. I love kogolgi (sp?)! Bulgogi is the shit though.

And indian food, how can they make chickpeas, lentils and rice in so many varied ways that are all delicious.

My favorite component of spanish cuisine is actually the cured meats and all the awesome cheeses, but its all really good. I loved living there, awesome 3 course menu del dia dishes for ~5-7 bucks (with coffee and a carafe of wine at the right places), a nice lazy afternoon, followed by a small dinner and dancing/drinking all night.

Try kalbi( Korean ribs) they are great

[ivogetghost]

so do all white men lie steal and cheat????????

I mean if we are basing shit off sterotypes

ummmmm yea, n1gga you didnt know. Dont trust them b1tches after they stole the indians land man. They'll sell there soul to get rich it'll catch up with them later on though.

[boozehound]

your the type that would munch on baby carrots(they r decent) and brocoli during lunch rather than eating a bag of lays chips ha?

haha, yeah, i was going for the most milquetoast coonass drink I could think of.


I have never really liked potato chips very much. I like tortilla chips alright though.

[Saintsfan1992]

Try kalbi( Korean ribs) they are great

the Koreans have ribs i must try
i ****in love ribs

[rezznor]

the Koreans have ribs i must try
i ****in love ribs

You will love it.

[boozehound]

I'm Korean, and I have no idea what you were trying to say there lol.
Bulgogi is pretty good, but the best that I'd recommend is Galbi/Kalbi, however you want to pronounce it.

I love the cured meats as well. Went to this Spanish bar once. They served some of the best tapas I've ever had, can't remember what it was called but we got like this tapas tasting menu where we tried a bunch of different ones that were all delicious.

yeah, its amazing how much variety they can get out of a pig ass.


as for the kogolgi, I was trying to reference the dog meat prepared bbq style. I actually have never had it, but have a friend who loves the stuff (he has lived in korea for ~ 4 years).

[Poodle]

i'd say chinese since its so popular.

then japanese due to the popularity of sushi these days.

korean is underrated.

mexican is definitely up there tho.

[rezznor]

yeah, its amazing how much variety they can get out of a pig ass.


as for the kogolgi, I was trying to reference the dog meat prepared bbq style. I actually have never had it, but have a friend who loves the stuff (he has lived in korea for ~ 4 years).

Dog meat? Ok that explains why I've never heard of it even
though I eat Korean food all the time.

[boozehound]

Dog meat? Ok that explains why I've never heard of it even
though I eat Korean food all the time.

yeah, my understanding is that even in korea you have to know where to go to get it. but thats all second hand.

[heyhey]

yeah, its amazing how much variety they can get out of a pig ass.


as for the kogolgi, I was trying to reference the dog meat prepared bbq style. I actually have never had it, but have a friend who loves the stuff (he has lived in korea for ~ 4 years).

so the rumors are true they do eat dogs in Korea?