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Which European cooking styles do you like?
Lasagna yummie
Croatian. Now there's a new cuisine to me.
Well, half of Istanbul is in Europe, so Turkish cuisine is more securely in the list than my suggestion.In a similar spirit to @Ophiolite : When I visited my daughter in Germany, the best food we had there was at a Turkish restaurant. So, does that count as Turkish or German? (I checked "others".)
I literally like all of them except Croatian, only because I've never had it so I dont know.
English has that terrible reputation, I think due to tough habits coming out of war rationing. But I really do love a classic English roast and a lot of other traditional favorites when the ingredients are fresh and its prepared with care. And I dont mind so called "bland" when there are subtle flavors to be appreciated. Sometimes we can forget that main ingredients have their own flavors when all you can taste is spices.
It goes back to the history of exploiting India for spices, tea, and opium. Your country fought wors to secure the pipeline.I voted for others, having in mind Indian. You may think that Indian curries are not European, but then the Indian Curries served in the UK are generally not Indian. (One of the most popular, Chicken Tikka Masala, was invented in Glasgow.) And, the last time I checked, there were more Indian restaurants in England than Fish and Chip shops, which are often seen as quintessentially English.
Croatian. Now there's a new cuisine to me.
i've had Kibbeh a Lebanese dish, basically raw hamburger in a pita bread, not a fan at all lol.