Jan 8, 2022
RIZGODWe did?!
I thought UK did it first and then it came here, not the other way aroundNah, first opened in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1987.
Jan 8, 2022Yall got me excited af for when I go back to Rome in March
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Eating beans on toast should be a Geneva convention violation
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Top tier meal
Jan 8, 2022Thread turned into
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Zack From The Sixthought u were a habibi ting
Kurdish but im not really muslim like that
Jan 8, 2022Americans vs Europeans in this thread
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Senior InternCan anyone suggest the best Turkish food? I have a Turkish barber but I'm not familiar with the food
lentil soup, lahmacun, pide and kunefe
- Jan 8, 2022·1 replyOblivion X
*Created by Scottish people and west African people
No.
West African people invented seasoned chicken.
Scottish people invented fried chicken.
Two different things.
Jan 8, 2022imagine inviting a Scot to the cookout and he brings unseasoned fried chicken
Jan 8, 2022math fiftyEating beans on toast should be a Geneva convention violation
Same day they eat jellied eels for dinner
Jan 8, 2022
ARCADE GOONThe origin of fried chicken in the southern states of America has been traced to precedents in Scottish and West African cuisine. Scottish fried chicken was cooked in fat (though unseasoned) while West African fried chicken was seasoned but battered and cooked in palm oil. Scottish frying techniques and African seasoning techniques were used in the American South by African slaves.
Fried chicken provided some means of an independent economy for enslaved and segregated African-American women, who became noted sellers of poultry (live or cooked) as early as the 1730s. Because of this and the expensive nature of the ingredients, it was, despite popular belief, a rare dish in the African-American community reserved (as in Africa) for special occasions.
We not gonna let you take this one from our African brethren
fried chicken is from the south, its a f***ing joke to say otherwise. thats like saying rock is really some celtish lute music. they really grasping at straws here
Jan 8, 2022·1 replyMark Moschinocreole, bbq, tex-mex, cookout, grilling s***
Tex mex is just mexican food but s***tier
All the other stuff not as good as Chinese, Mexican, Indian, or even Japanese food
- Jan 8, 2022·1 replySenior Intern
Can anyone suggest the best Turkish food? I have a Turkish barber but I'm not familiar with the food
Iskender kebab is worth a try
Lots of sweets like baklava or Turkish ice cream
Adana kebab also very tasty
- AR15 💯Jan 8, 2022RIZGOD
Yall say stuff like this but
Soul food
Fruit pies (apple pie originally English, but Ima give yall cherry and pumpkin etc pies)
Seasoned fried chicken
is all you guys have posted in here so far. It should be easy to name dishes yall invented if there's this much of a differenceAdd lobster rolls i posted also imma check who invented pastrami sandwiches rn
- Jan 8, 2022KAPITAL
lentil soup, lahmacun, pide and kunefe
Lentil soup is deliciouss
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- Jan 8, 2022·1 replyMaccaveli101
No.
West African people invented seasoned chicken.
Scottish people invented fried chicken.
Two different things.
Nah, west Africans were also frying chicken, they just did it differently. Plus they added season to it
- Jan 8, 2022ARCADE GOON
Iskender kebab is worth a try
Lots of sweets like baklava or Turkish ice cream
Adana kebab also very tasty
iskender is unmatched
Jan 8, 2022They should at least add the jelly eels to the carbtrasphe sangwich to help lube it a bit
Jan 8, 2022·1 replyMaccaveli101Ah, I know a surrender when I see one.
Thanks for playing.
Mf said surrenderer
Mf based his whole precious national pride and is mad as shyt that ppl don't wanna credit em for unseasoned chicken
My man unseasoned chicken is literally a meme
We make fun of white ppl for that and you try to claim it with pride playing bagpipes
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Chicken shawarma
- Jan 8, 2022·1 replySeez
stuffed peppers??
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XENOFLAWLESSexcept jesus wasnt scottish, he was israeli
Jesus was Galilean.
Really thought you had something there, huh?
Jan 8, 2022