What you eat is where you are from!!!

@mssnow (9484)
United States
November 15, 2008 12:00pm CST
I have noticed that certain places have certain foods. For example: in the South they eat: grits, greens, sweet potatoes, okra and fried green tomatoes. Up north its like cheese steaks and pizza. In the northwest we eat lots of cherries, black berries and smoked salmon. Those are just observations Im sure there are plenty of other thins associated with the place you are from. Even in different countries, there are foods associated with your country. Like in the USA its apple pie and hamburgers. So tell me what foods are associated with the place where you live? How do you prepare it and how do you eat it?
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@winterose (39887)
• Canada
15 Nov 08
putine, in quebec, which is french fries smutthered in sauce and melted cheese, tortiere which is hamburger meat pie, all kinds of stews and every thing else like americans of course every culture are part of any country has their local foods.
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@mssnow (9484)
• United States
15 Nov 08
Hamburger meat pie sounds yummy. I might have to try it some time
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@winterose (39887)
• Canada
15 Nov 08
cool
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@NonaSaile (924)
• Philippines
15 Nov 08
In our country, as is true all over Southeast Asia, rice is the staple food. We cook it boiled. It is served with a main protein-based dish (beef, pork, chicken or fish) cooked separately, with vegetables as side dish but not always. Various regions of our country have specialty dishes they are known for, but boiled rice is main fare, always there for lunch and supper, and more often than not also for breakfast.
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@mssnow (9484)
• United States
15 Nov 08
Oh i love rice. I usually eat it with milk sugar and butter.
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@royal52gens (5488)
• United States
16 Nov 08
I grew up in the Southwest. We ate a lot of Mexican foods. When I lived it Texas, everyone ate steak and potatoes or seafood. Now that I am in the north east, we eat a lot of cheese and vegetables from the garden. I like the variety of all the places I have lived. I learned how to make so many different types of food. People seem to like it when I cook up stuff. They know it will taste different than what they usually get at home.
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• United States
16 Nov 08
BTW, I love rice also. We steam it. Then I put butter and soy sauce on my rice. I also use rice in many dishes such as meatloaf, rice meatballs, strogganof over rice, rice with salsa mixed in, cream of mushroom with rice, tomato soup with rice, pot pie over rice, and a whole bunch of other dishes. Don't get me started on pasta. That is another batch of recipes.
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@mssnow (9484)
• United States
16 Nov 08
Yep when i lived in tucson we had a lot of mexican food too. Loved it.
@twoey68 (13627)
• United States
16 Nov 08
LOL You can tell that I've lived in different places then. I was born in Michigan and love pizza. I lived in Texas for over 10 years and love sweet potatoes and okra. I've never lived in the northwest though. Right now I live in Missouri...I don't know what certain foods are associated with where I live...probably corn bread and chili...both of which I like. [b]~~MY OWN PEACE WITHIN~~ **STAND STRONG AND BELIEVE IN YOURSELF**[/b]
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@mssnow (9484)
• United States
16 Nov 08
My dad was from Missouri and he loved cornbread and biscuits and gravy so maybe its just part of the slouth moving upwards lol