That would be correct, yes. But again, a lot of Asian countries are largely shut off from outside influences. This also applies to a lot of Europe (like Italy). Places like Australia, Canada, and the U.S. that are more culturally diverse are always going to have the best food.
As if, you'd try that in a heartbeat. Delicious Gulasch.WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT? gross..
My favorite dish is Fijian style chicken curry, dhal and rice, all originally come from Asia, that goulash shit looks like curry made from food coloring with no spices (since they dont exist in Europe)As if, you'd try that in a heartbeat. Delicious Gulasch.
Also, isn't steak like your favourite dish? Where do you think that comes from?
What do you eat and drink weekly and where did everything originate? I don't know, but think about it.
Gulasch. And wrong. Don't hate on shit you never tried.goulash shit looks like curry made from food coloring with no spices
You can't be serious. Don't be a spice-racist.(since they dont exist in Europe)
We have the Hungarian variety here and it sucks assGulasch. And wrong.
Why was it again the Europe colonized Asia?You can't be serious. Don't be a spice-racist.
A shame, hopefully you can eat a good one sometimes.We have the Hungarian variety here and it sucks ass
Sure a lot of spices came from the outside, but you just can't say what you said before, the saltmines as best example disagree with you quite a bit. And spices are not just small grains but a whole lot of other stuff.Why was it again the Europe colonized Asia?
Fine delete them but we can just use indigenous spices instead of chilies, chilies are better/easier to grow/cheaper but India had hot (masala) food since the Indus Valley so there is that. Lets leave salt out of this since the ocean covers 80% of the earth.A shame, hopefully you can eat a good one sometimes.
Sure a lot of spices came from the outside, but you just can't say what you said before, the saltmines as best example disagree with you quite a bit. And spices are not just small grains but a whole lot of other stuff.
In any case, if you wanna go like that, then delete every Asian dish that has chilli in it (which I assume is a lot), because those didn't originate in Asia.
Northern and Middle Europe:Fine delete them but we can just use indigenous spices instead of chilies, chilies are better/easier to grow/cheaper but India had hot (masala) food since the Indus Valley so there is that. Lets leave salt out of this since the ocean covers 80% of the earth.
Besides salt and rosemary what else did you have?
I shoudl qualify my position by saying I eat a rare steak about 3 x per week and thats very european no doubt
Fiji is not Asia.Fiji Also has indigenous chili type fruit so there!
Northern and Middle Europe:
Allium ursinum
Artemisia vulgaris
Borago officinalis
Nasturtium officinale
Artemisia abrotanum
Myrica gale
Armoracia rusticana
Carum carvi
Trigonella caerulea
Allium schoenoprasum
Apium graveolens
Myrrhis odorata
Juniperus communis
Tuber melanosporum & Tuber magnatum
Angelica archangelica
Asarum europaeum
Sambucus nigra
Glechoma hederacea
Humulus lupulus
Alliaria petiolata
Populus alba
Sanguisorba minor
Tanacetum vulgare
Rumex acetosa
Ledum palustre (wild rosemary)
Sedum reflexum
Galium odoratum
Do I need to do Southern Europe too?
Depends who you ask, some class Oceania as part of AsiaFiji is not Asia.
You should ask that an expert, better if I tell you is what I use a lot or think is important, which has European origins except salt and and rosemary:No let me put that list to bed now, show me some widely acclaimed dishes they are used in. Seriously bro St John's Wort, Irish MOss and Milk Thistle aren't worth discussing here among ginger, pepper, sugar, tumric, masala etc
Okay cool, do you think European cuisine is as diverse as Asian cuisine, not adjusting for population differences?You should ask that an expert, better if I tell you is what I use a lot or think is important, which has European origins except salt and and rosemary:
olives, sage, saffron (most expensive one or something, right?), thyme, wild garlic, caraway seed, chives, celeriac
That's unlikely, given how many different kind of peoples live in Asia.Okay cool, do you think European cuisine is as diverse as Asian cuisine, not adjusting for population differences?
Thats all im essentially saying manThat's unlikely, given how many different kind of peoples live in Asia.
1) Diversity =/= betterBut I was talking about indigenous cuisine, lets get back to that, Asia's indigenous cuisine is MUCH more diverse than that of Europes do you disagree?
A lot of European food sucks too, there are still way more Asian dishes.1) Diversity =/= better
2) A lot of Asian food sucks. Just because it varies more across the continent doesn't make it good.
We know you'd rather talk about the Spice Girls.got half a page of people arguing about spices and the geography of spices. cant make this stuff up