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Which of these regional U.S. dishes do you like the most?
- Thread starter ElectricBlanketFire
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Carne Asada Burritos, all day every day. Carne Asada fries are also acceptable.
Bonus points for California burrito.
except a burrito from the mission is god compared to puny human burritos anywhere else.
Freshly made frybread tacos are exquisite, but their quality varies wildly depending on the fair you are at. You want a golden brown bread. Pow wows generally make much better ones than fairs, as is to be expected.
Yeah I love frybread tacos, a teacher in high school back in the day used to bring them all the time.
I've never had good Tex-Mex anywhere except at cities around the Texas/Mexican border. It's not like......Chicago or New York pizza that can be easily commodified. There's an art to it that depends on the culture....the unique, geographical fusion of cultures, in fact.
My only exposure to skyline chili is Mary Kish's rant, which I did enjoy.
Goetta, i eat this shit basically every Sunday. Its my comfort food
Oh I know what this is
I'm not a coffee drinker, but I hear they pair well with chicory coffee
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Oh interesting. My family calls that "grits", and I never knew the "goetta" nameGoetta, i eat this shit basically every Sunday. Its my comfort food
Ah, well Philly is all about Cheese steaks and waterice... and prezles from what I gather. Anyone have any suggestions for philly? I've been here a week :D
That article is wack it says coneys come from Cincinnati. In Detroit we call ours coneys and they're perfect and I work 30 seconds from the original two joints mmmmmm
I would never ever eat raw fish...
Does Chilli burger count?
When I was in NYC all I would eat was Chilli burger with fries and drink latte machiatto, so basically like if I never left Germany. xD
I had a "triple cheese" pizza once, was surprisingly good but still no contest to Chilli burgers.
Btw did you know American burgers are the best? Something totally different to the ones you'd get in Europe...
Does Chilli burger count?
When I was in NYC all I would eat was Chilli burger with fries and drink latte machiatto, so basically like if I never left Germany. xD
I had a "triple cheese" pizza once, was surprisingly good but still no contest to Chilli burgers.
Btw did you know American burgers are the best? Something totally different to the ones you'd get in Europe...
I'm curious, where are you from? I've never seen this food, but in the southeast US (and probably most of the states I would think) grits are an entirely different thing.
I don't know about Skyline (except for what I had out of a can once) but I'm a giant fan of the 5-way at Steak-n'-Shake.
Coney Island Dogs and Detroit style pizza top my list....are my roots showing??
There is a Detroit style pizza place in Austin. It is so damn good.
There not being breakfast tacos on that Wikipedia list is sad.
I never heard of them until I moved to Florida. I'm originally from south Jersey.
I did not realize strombolis and scrapple are regional foods. I love strombolis. My dad used to make scrapple for breakfast a lot and I didn't care for it much when I was a kid, but now I kind of miss it. Not as much as I miss good pizza, though! There's a lot of places in FL that try to imitate NYC pizza, but they always get it wrong. Especially the dough.
Biscuits and gravy, chicken fried steak, fried corn fritters, and Southern BBQ
The South has this on lockdown.
The South has this on lockdown.
I haven't had a lot of them. But my favorites are biscuits and gravy, corn pudding, hot chicken, New York pizza, cheesesteak, and basically any kind of barbecue.
If I had to pick just one, it would probably be Kansas City style pulled pork. Barbecue styles have really started merging and mingling, though, and pretty much any kind of pork or beef barbecue with a sweet and spicy sauce is my jam.
If I had to pick just one, it would probably be Kansas City style pulled pork. Barbecue styles have really started merging and mingling, though, and pretty much any kind of pork or beef barbecue with a sweet and spicy sauce is my jam.
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Chicken fried steak made me fat.
But WTF is this
That picture does not look like tempura batter, and I've never seen battered steak fingers.
But WTF is this
That picture does not look like tempura batter, and I've never seen battered steak fingers.
Pepperoni rolls. I miss easy access to them.
So good.
Bit fan of Poke too. That seems to have become a fad, you can get it all over the country now.
So good.
Bit fan of Poke too. That seems to have become a fad, you can get it all over the country now.
In the US the correct answer is always BBQ. Regional preference is irrelevant, they're all beautiful in their own way.
Things I would down in a heartbeat both named in this thread and on the wiki list:
Poke
Chicago Italian Beef
Cheese Curds
KC BBQ
Frito Pie
Loco Moco
Burrito (any)
Spam Musabi
Chicago Hot Dog
Chicago Pizza
Lobster Roll
Poke
Chicago Italian Beef
Cheese Curds
KC BBQ
Frito Pie
Loco Moco
Burrito (any)
Spam Musabi
Chicago Hot Dog
Chicago Pizza
Lobster Roll
I love stuffies!
Not on that list is coffee milk which is something I have to have every morning. Best drink ever.
Not on that list is coffee milk which is something I have to have every morning. Best drink ever.
If I HAD to pick one thing from this list it would be chicken wings. Buffalo sauce is just amazing.
Close contenders are Poke, New Orleans food, and Hush Puppies.
I'm hungry now. Damn it.
Close contenders are Poke, New Orleans food, and Hush Puppies.
I'm hungry now. Damn it.
Dude, most places don't even have cheese whiz! Your local pizza shop doesn't keep it in stock for sure. Also, the best steaks are at Delassandro's
https://dalessandros.com/menu/
Detroit style pizza. I've lived in or visited most of the major pizza cities, and Detroit is definitely my favorite take.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit-style_pizza
EDIT: If you want to try it without traveling, Jet's Pizza is pretty much nationwide now and their deep dish is decent Detroit style.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit-style_pizza
EDIT: If you want to try it without traveling, Jet's Pizza is pretty much nationwide now and their deep dish is decent Detroit style.
My favorite would be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapple
Goes great on a breakfast sandwich with egg & cheese
Also, stuffed ham would be one of my favorites but it's not on the list
Goes great on a breakfast sandwich with egg & cheese
Also, stuffed ham would be one of my favorites but it's not on the list