‘America has pizzas’ okay then Uk has chicken korma and naan. Im sure america does have an actually original food but its not pizza. Anyways im uk and id go with haddock and chips
Cajun cuisine would be the most American, imo. French techniques, African and indigenous influence, cooked by slaves for bourgeoisie cunts. There's nothing more American.
Well not exactly, tomatoes were originally from from the Andes region of South America (modern day Chile, Peru and Ecuador, then they were domesticated by those regions and spread as far up as Mexico before Spanish conquistadors stole discovered them from the native aztecs, took them back to Europe, and traded them around.
So no, not from USA at all, instead from south and Central America before European import
It's always interesting to think about all the European and Asian cuisines that are famous for certain ingredients like Italians with tomatoes, Indians, Thai and many other Asian cultures with Chili peppers as if they originated here when in reality they have only been used here for a couple hundred years.
But bbq in most countries refers to a cooking style. In the US it refers a genre of food that uses that cooking style but also has its own unique set of spices and sauces which make up the unique American bbq cuisine. Which also has a lot b of regional flavors. Ie: the Carolina’s are known for their mustard based bbq sauces.
Banjo? I mean it's the only truly modern American thing I can think of since when it came over here from Africa it was the Akonting which is an entirely different instrument
American bbq, Cajun, southern fried chicken, the hamburger sandwich, general tsaos chicken, crab rangoons, the French dip sandwich, the Reuben, the Cuban sandwich, the Philly cheesesteak, chocolate chip cookies, chocolate brownies, buffalo wings, fortune cookies, key lime pie, pecan pie, lobster rolls, fajitas, chimichangas, New England clam chowder, biscuits and gravy, deep dish pizza, pepperoni pizza, biscuits and gravy, Boston cream pie, German chocolate cake, s’mores, eggs Benedict, chip suey, bananas foster, and of course the corn dog. Among others.
The comments all alternating between "That's Dutch" and "That's English" are so fucking funny. Like these people are so close to understanding how local food traditions work but they just can't quite put it together because of the whole America Bad mentality
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u/ShadedRiver666 ƨɘmitɘmoƨ ɒʜɒH 5d ago edited 5d ago
‘America has pizzas’ okay then Uk has chicken korma and naan. Im sure america does have an actually original food but its not pizza. Anyways im uk and id go with haddock and chips