Thread: Your countries National dishes

What's your countries favourite national dishes, and where did they originate from?

Shepherds Pie origin UK
Cottage Pie origin UK
Fish and Chips origin either from Jewish settlers, Spain or Portugal
Fry up origin UK
Steak pie origin Egypt

the list goes on

Chicken Parma.

Originally Posted by Chico

What's your countries favourite national dishes

Hamburger: The perfect burger

Originally Posted by Chico

where did they originate from?

3 of about 60

Originally Posted by Chico

What's your countries favourite national dishes

Key Lime Pie

Originally Posted by Chico

where did they originate from?

Originally Posted by S Landreth

Hamburger

Americans try so hard to make this claim, though sorry defo not from America.

I guess the national dish of the US is Hamburger , but lately we seem to be eating a lot of crow.

Originally Posted by Chico

Americans try so hard to make this claim, though sorry defo not from America.

Oh, do fuck off you moron, you are stupid enough to actually think that Heinz beans are a British creation.

Snub, you do seem to get very excited about things, are you still trying to hold on to the fact, your beloved fat bastard burger is American?

Originally Posted by Chico

Snub, you do seem to get very excited about things

Why do you have to be so painfully stupid?

Originally Posted by russellsimpson

Double Post

Originally Posted by bsnub

Why do you have to be so painfully stupid?

so once again no contribution to the thread,just your usual moronic trashing

Originally Posted by bsnub

Oh, do fuck off you moron, you are stupid enough to actually think that Heinz beans are a British creation.

Heinz is a brand, not a dish.

Originally Posted by russellsimpson

Double Post

Scoobied early?

Haggis, neeps n tatties
Stovies
Cullen Skink
Short Bread
Tablet
Scotch pie
Stornoway Black Pudding
Cranachan
Coack-a-leekie Soup
Millionaire Shortbread
Porridge
Battered Mars Bars
Battered Pizza
Battered anything.

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

Haggis

Haggis is English

Originally Posted by Chico

Haggis is English

Next you’ll be telling me the English invented football and Golf.

look it up the English first recorded it in the 1600's

you'd be amazed at how many national dishes, that aren't there original origin.

Originally Posted by Chico

you'd be amazed at how many national dishes, that aren't there original origin.

Not as amazing as you typing something that makes sense would be.

You forgot Lorne sausage, dd.

"It was originally an English dish. In 1615, Gervase Markham says it is very popular among all people in England. By the middle of the 18th century another English cookery writer, Hannah Glasse, has a recipe that she calls Scotch haggis, the haggis that we know today."

And would you believe it wasn't the English that first invented Football, it was the Chinese

Originally Posted by Fondles

Heinz is a brand, not a dish.

HJ Heinz is the first person/company to can/tin baked beans a dish created by the Native Americans and introduced to white settlers, and Heinz introduced them to the English, who went on to make them a staple.

Full of beans: Heinz in the UK | Let's Look Again

Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai

The question was , "what is your countries national dish" not what food has your country invented or where a food originated from.

Chico is a troll, and so is this thread. This thread was created so that he could bleat on and on about everything the dimwit thinks was "invented" in England. He has a history of doing this, right down to a ton of bogus claims.