Surely you misspoke, the no. 1 European cuisine (as well as no. 1 European anything) is Albanian.
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Pasta and pizza are two of my favorite foods
French food is actually wildly overrated. Way more than Italian. French food is merely the only Northern European cuisine worth mentioning.
Have you ever had black coffee and cigarettes for breakfast? Don’t trash talk French cuisine until you’ve tried it. It feels amazing.
French cuisine is opening a bottle of wine with a shoe.
best 'fast
They "invented" modern (European) restaurants. That's basically 90% of the reason why. The French Revolution created a huge unemployment problem for a bunch of highly skilled private chefs for nobles/royalty who suddenly became too headless to be able to eat food, so they had to degrade themselves to serving "common folk" (read: well off proles and petit bourgeoisie, the average worker could not afford these establishments). Before that you'd have establishments that served one or two things, a tavern that had a stew going for the past several decades, or an open air food court (also with stalls that only sold one or two types of food). The Greeks had thermopolia (where you could grab ready to eat hot food and the Romans had something similar but with grapes, cheese and bread, but none of those are really modern restaurants.
The concept of having a menu and being able to select an item, modify it to your tastes if you want, having that item made for you and delivered to your table was apparently revolutionary, and France became a culinary capital. Nevermind that this concept has existed in China since the Song dynasty and elsewhere in east Asia for a few centuries.
They got foie gras. That abomination alone should disqualify them
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I know we’re in badposting but I fucking love food too much to be badposting rn. If we’re only considering Europe then, as an avid mushroom hunter, and thus, mushroom cook, I have to agree. My cooking tends to skew Italian and French, though, many species are often better served with a more Central European flair.
Species such as cantharellus, craterellus, Morchella, and pleurotus typically get a French or Italian treatment in my kitchen, while agaricus, cerioporus, and hydnum often find themselves in more Polish, Czech, or Hungarian dishes. The more versatile (imo) boletus, grifola, and Laetiporus species find themselves all over the continent. Hericium and hypomyces lactiflorum especially, though, get a decidedly New England treatment in my house… mmmm… lobster mushroom roll…
As you can tell, I’m both hungry and love talkin food n fungi.
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Whatever it takes to get to the mushrooms
Superior Turkish food shall conquer every inch of the Earth!! Billions must taste!!
Türkiye #1 again 💪🏿🐺🇹🇳!!
(Don't ask the other lists though.)
It's good, but people sleep on balkan cuisine
We are ruling over the Balkans on that, just like how we did in Ottoman days!
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Of all the countries which make food in Europe, Italy is one of them.
Italian food is American-European fusion, and all the best parts are American.
eh, italian soup game is weak. you have to go further east to get good soup in europe.
Minestrone is just pasta sauce someone accidentally added too much water to.
Soup is soup, not food.
Tea isn't food. Water isn't food. Soup isn't food.
This is one of my most reactionary opinions but it's a hill I'm willing to die on. Sometimes it's better to be correct than to be liked.
you're just telling me you've never had good soup
I've had great tea before. Still not food.
I am making myself some chicken tea right now
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Soup isn't broth. Broth I can see your argument, but soup is a broth specifically with food in it
Precisely. This is why ramen is incredible, it's mostly food.
dreadful take, silly hill
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ANTI-SOUP ACTION
The balkans are the reason austrians have better food , and especially soup, than the rest of the germanophones, they are the most slavic/hungarian germans.
onion slop eating germans civilized by the slavs... :D
Also, austrians actually like food and living well. The germans truly have no culinary culture. They eat food cause everyone needs to, but they have no real love for it.
Truly the wurst cuisine
Absolutely insane opinion.
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Italian food is good, but I probably wouldnt put it in my top three maybe not even my top five cuisines. Without even thinking about it, Id put Chinese and Indian cuisine at number one and two, since theyre both fucking huge cuisines with tons of options and variety.
If were talking European cuisine only, theres definitely an argument to be made that Italian cuisine deserves a top five spot, together with French cuisine. Also you might be joking with Turkish cuisine but it legit slaps.
Have you ever tried anything Turkish in Türkiye? Because you'll eat your words as an appetizer once you taste one of our superior foods.
Is 'chinese'cuisine a unified concept? Like, isn't it a giant country with a bunch of regional cuisines? My impression is that what the west gets as chinese cuisine is an marketing thing, a simplification. Like, what chinese cuisine?
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No 1. British
That jellied eel hits pretty hard m8
Italian cuisine goes crazy. Cheese and tomato on flatbread? Like who else would even think of that? And unleavened wheat dough formed into various shapes? Like damn I don’t even know how they came up with that. And then on top of that they ferment grape juice and curdle fermented milk? Wow so innovative, we should all kneel before their culinary and cultural superiority.
Italian food is really good
Vietnamese food is also really good
Clearly the secret is pasta
I ate so many goddamn noodles while I was in Vietnam
Italian is the best European cuisine, easily.
What even is the competition? Greek?
France and Spain are bland and over reliant on animal products to taste of anything, and forget about northern Europe.
Oh I forgot about Greek.
Ok Italian is top 5
the competition is beans on toast and whatever the nords make
The nords made salmon sashimi a widespread thing, which sounds wrong but is something that happened.
Before northern Europeans tried to expand their salmon market to the Japanese, sashimi was largely tuna.
Beans on toast is a fucking insane thing to consume, real proof that the English people are sociopaths.
However beans on rice is a sign of true human superiority
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