Have you ever tried cooking a dish from a country you’ve never been to?

[killamch89]

I’ve always found it exciting to explore international cuisines, but I’m curious how others approach it. Have you ever tried cooking a dish from a country you’ve never visited? What was the experience like? Did you struggle with ingredients or techniques? Was it authentic?

[Knight Barida]

I've made some intercontinental dishes at home. A lot of them came out really good, all thanks to watching how it was done on YouTube. That really helped me understand how it was being made.

[killamch89]

18 hours ago, Knight Barida said:

I've made some intercontinental dishes at home. A lot of them came out really good, all thanks to watching how it was done on YouTube. That really helped me understand how it was being made.

Same here. I made a Japanese chicken loaf with cheese surrounded by turkey strips the other day and it was delicious! I mean, I was making sandwiches out of it, tortilla wraps and eating with some rice. I really outdone myself there.

[Knight Barida]

On 1/19/2025 at 2:14 AM, killamch89 said:

Same here. I made a Japanese chicken loaf with cheese surrounded by turkey strips the other day and it was delicious! I mean, I was making sandwiches out of it, tortilla wraps and eating with some rice. I really outdone myself there.

 

You surely did a good job. I guess you had the time of your life making such delicious meals, right?

[killamch89]

On 2/13/2025 at 11:14 PM, Knight Barida said:

 

You surely did a good job. I guess you had the time of your life making such delicious meals, right?

Yep. I do love preparing new dishes from time to time and I especially love when they come out perfect.

[The Blackangel]

My grandma used to make haggis every year at xmas. It seemed gross in the beginning, but after I tried it once, i was hooked. It’s easy to completely fuck up making it, but if you know what the hell you’re doing IT IS SOMETHING YOU WILL NOT REGRET.