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GMC Forum _ CHILL OUT _ Favorite National Dish
Posted by: Adrian Figallo Sep 2 2011, 10:45 PM
Hey guys so i got inspired by ivan's thread, and im wondering, what's your favorite national dish, i would like to know more about your local food, i'm gonna share my fav:
It's called ceviche:
That's a very soft white-meat fish, cooked just with lemon, it also has onions, rocoto (spicy), peruvian lemon (very acid), sweet potatoes and yellow chili called "aji amarillo".
Im Hungry now!
Posted by: Adrian Figallo Sep 3 2011, 05:30 PM
what, no one 
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Posted by: Ivan Milenkovic Sep 3 2011, 05:42 PM
Grilled mixed meat - very very tasty 
Posted by: Sinisa Cekic Sep 3 2011, 09:49 PM
And very very nasty !!!
Lamb with potatoes! Also, our national dish
Posted by: Bossie Sep 4 2011, 12:43 AM
Mussels ....absolutely my favourite seafood!!!!
Posted by: Mudbone Sep 4 2011, 06:36 AM
I went to this Peruvian restaurant called Machu Pichu, and ordered just a random plate off the menu. When it arrived I was intrigued by what was on the plate; it looked like lumps of fat. I assumed it was a normal for Peruvian food to have that much fat on a plate, and proceeded to eat it, thinking that underneath it there would be actual meat. As I was eating it I noticed its texture and taste was different than fat. I really didn't know what it was. I went through half the plate and did not come across one piece of meat, so I was a bit perplexed, and called the waiter over. I asked him what was this fatty substance, and he replied, "lamb stomach, traditional Peruvian dish."
First time I ever had lamb stomach. It was pretty good though
Posted by: Gabriel Leopardi Sep 4 2011, 07:43 AM
Milanesas con Papa Fritas! 
Posted by: Daniel Realpe Sep 7 2011, 06:08 PM
This is "Bandeja paisa" one of the typical meals in the coffee zone of Colombia. It doesn't just look like a bomb. It is! I mean literally for your stomach! it's quite good though
Posted by: Ulrik Sep 7 2011, 06:37 PM
In Denmark we eat a lot of dark ryebread (Rugbrød), which our neighbouring countries do not really enjoy.
It's not like it just tastes so great that I would eat it all the time, but I do it every week, and it's healthier than white bread.
And pork roast (Flæskesteg) is on the table at Christmas with fat heavy brown sauce and potatoes (regular or caramelized).
I must admit I really like Mediteranian, Mexican, Italian, Japanese, Chinese better than traditional Danish food, which is quite heavy and fat.
Posted by: Adrian Figallo Sep 7 2011, 07:03 PM
Woa that looks tasty man!, they look like something called "choros" here:
First time I ever had lamb stomach. It was pretty good though
I know what you eat, i can't remember the name tho, it's live salty/spicy?, lamb stomach is very tasty, a bit to much fat to eat often tho.
Dude, that looks incredible, we got something called the same but this looks way better, love it!
This is "Bandeja paisa" one of the typical meals in the coffee zone of Colombia. It doesn't just look like a bomb. It is! I mean literally for your stomach!
it's quite good thoughThis is a BOMB man, i tried something similar in our shared fronteer, delicious!
It's not like it just tastes so great that I would eat it all the time, but I do it every week, and it's healthier than white bread.
And pork roast (Flæskesteg) is on the table at Christmas with fat heavy brown sauce and potatoes (regular or caramelized).
I must admit I really like Mediteranian, Mexican, Italian, Japanese, Chinese better than traditional Danish food, which is quite heavy and fat.
That danish food looks great man!, i like the last one with eggs, im so hungry now!
Posted by: Ivan Milenkovic Sep 7 2011, 08:53 PM
Wow, some awesome dishes here guys, I love diversity of food here
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