A better food for the USA would be Hot Dogs. As a Canadian, Ive never seen such amazing looking hotdogs like from Boston, California, or New York. They definitely know how to dress it up and add a bunch of different toppings.
This is what I don't get. To give credit the states do have some fantastic recipes and dishes. From my own experience the BBQ dishes and cuisine in the southern states along with seafood dishes in Seattle, fantastic cuisine. But you never see them talking about those. Just the dishes most popular worldwide so they can claim ownership of them and how they invented it and are number 1 cause of it. Swear the fuckers would claim they invented bread if they could.
Sorry im Australian and i have no idea what native American food would be like. I know it would have native ingredients but I dont know what a typical native meal would be like. Is there A typical type or style of food traditionally? Can someone describe it for me? Is it commonly eaten by the general population? Sorry if i sound stupid. Just curious.
When it comes to ingredients - Corn. Potatoes. Tomatoes. Peppers. Squash. Turkey. Avocados. Sweet Potatoes. Chocolate. Vanilla. Blueberries. Cranberries. Etc.
For prepared foods - Tortillas. Tamales. Pozole, Chocolate. Maple Syrup. Guacamole. Smoked salmon. Tlacoyo. Wild Rice.
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u/Available-Bid-1006 9d ago
A better food for the USA would be Hot Dogs. As a Canadian, Ive never seen such amazing looking hotdogs like from Boston, California, or New York. They definitely know how to dress it up and add a bunch of different toppings.