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We've a fair number of lamb dishes.

With mint jelly? and/or redcurrant?

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With mint jelly? and/or redcurrant?

:lol: No, no. We're Scandinavian. Food's boring up here:D.

You have Fårikål, which is lamb, potatoes, cabbage and peppercorn.

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får i kål translates literally into "Sheep in cabbage".

Pinnekjøtt is a Christmas favorite. Some nations like turkey or ham during Christmas, I know both are popular in the US around that time of year. But in Norway we do Sheep ribs.

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Served with your choice of beer or Akvavit and a side of rutabaga or potatoes.

And a disgusting favorite, Smalahove - literally "sheep's head". Yum:(. No pictures for that one, too gross:bad:.

There's a few more like Brennsnut, but the above are the most well known outside of Norway.

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There is nothing that comes close to this my favorite Turkish food. Pide!


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I have had food from nearly every country in the world(french, italian , scandanavian, dutch, japanese, chinese, indian, pakistani, greek, thai, mexican, morrocon, algerian, lebanese, iranian etc)but I wouldnt replace Turkish food for anything, and Im not being biased. From the balkans to south east asia and central asia you can see Turkish foods traces. It has more variety than any food ive seen.



Sarma- can be seen in balkan countries and Turkey -
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Tandir,Buryan or Kuyu Kebabi- Or tandoori as you call in South Asia
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Manti- also found in Central Asia

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There is no country that I have seen has this much variety.
 
@Nilgiri thanks to you i got introduced to this guy , ended up watching almost all his vids in the past few months , all he has ever made:)
 
Yes I think she can...I think I heard her somewhere speaking it....but cant 100% remember.
Havent heard her speak much , though you got to love his head tilt, its the meter how one can gauge the taste of the food. :)
 
some insight to our traditional cakes and pastries. there about THOUSANDS of traditional pastries around and since the ancient times too. even i as a native indonesian have a very limited knowledge about them.

well since i already set my foot here, i will update the thread with more indonesian cuisine wonders!

Part 1

Bolang Baling aka Sweet Square Donuts

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Kue Pelangi or Rainbow Cake

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Bakpia

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Surabi with Vanilla Ice Cream + Oreo

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Martabak Manis

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Lapis Legit

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Klepon

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Putu Mayang

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