What's your nationality's salad, /ck/?
i wanted to say potato salad at first, but that's not exclusive enough. sausage salad it is
still pretty cute how canadians thing "poutine" is their invention
>>7257865
potato salad is best tho. whenever my mom makes some I literally cannot stop eating until all of it is gone.
>>7257865
Austrian or Bavarian?
>>7257889
if it's not Canadian invention than what it is from?
huzarensla
>>7257901
we're all german to me
The lettuce on top of a hamburger.
>>7258047
it didn't pop up in canada until the 50s or even later
the canadians likely learned it from people in NY because that has been the regional way to eat cheese fries since at least 50 years earlier and it was actually a very popular food during the great depression. if you go into any diner and order cheese fries it will either come with gravy by default or the waitress will at least ask you if you want it
and there are stories that people in europe may have been eating it even before that
The only thing the canadians did was give the dish a name in its own right instead of just calling it fries with cheese and gravy
>>7258091
it's still says that Poutine is Quebec origin
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine_%28plat%29
>>7258160
>since 1901, the closest dish to poutine was known as "Chips, cheese and gravy" and was widely available in the UK (particularly the north of England and Scotland)
giving something a name doesn't mean you originated it
like I said, they learned it from travels through NY most likely
>>7258203
it's still a Quebec meal
>>7258267
I get how they are super proud of it because its the only culinary contribution canada has made that anyone else in the world remotely cares about, but it definitively didn't originate there.
they named it, the popularized it, they love it, but it came from somewhere else
apple pie is dutch not american, but it an american icon
tikka masala is english not indian but indian restaurants serve it
fried fish predates modern history and fries are from belgium, but the english love their fish and chips
culturally its fine to be proud of a food tradition, but to lay claim to your region when it didn't originate there is silly
why does nobody know who the canadian that invented poutine is, even though its less that 70 years old? because the inventor wasnt from canada
Cheeseburger w/ lettuce and tomato
>>7258318
Is this what NY niggas really believe?
caesar salad
>>7257640
>Chips, cheese and gravy is actually considered a national dish in Canada
Every fucking time.
>>7259531
What you mean the truth?
Coleslaw
It's shit. I hate it.
>>7260518
That's correct, pizza is Italian, not American. Does it hurt to know that your country never invented anything?
>>7260518
Assravaged Canatard. Always popping off about (aboat?) the U.S.'s dumb stuff, but goes full Krakatoa-Ass at the slightest hint of criticism about Canada. When did Canada go from being the Bro-tier jock who quietly and confidently nods his head at the other bros in the locker room to being the 5' 1" 110# curly red headed pipsqueek yapping at everyone, trying to convince them he's not a virgin?
>>7258091
Farme ta yeule mon tabarnak de paysan américain sale, la poutine a été inventé au Québec dans les années 70...
>>7260710
>mettre d'la sauce brune pis du fromage sur des frites est une invention
calisse que t épais
>>7260723
Tabarnak., ya un ostie de negre de New York qui veut prendre le crédit de l'invention, je fais juste défendre le Québec en y montrant le plan...
>>7260732
mais chus pas de New York, anon. Chus même pas américain. C just évident que frites/sauce/fromage a ben été inventé avant les annés 70.
>>7258318
>fried fish predates modern history and fries are from belgium, but the english love their fish and chips
Actually the chips in question are not fried and the dish as a whole is more likely Italian in origin (or influence). This is no surprise given the fact chippys were mostly set up, and run by, Italian families.
>>7260746
but the canadians likely learned it from new york, not the english, because it has been commonly eaten in NY for a very long time and it borders canada
>>7261335
not fries*
![salata-od-hobotnice-92c62542e5e7ede95e595e3d65b85b80_view_l[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/xvvhDTE.jpg "salata-od-hobotnice-92c62542e5e7ede95e595e3d65b85b80_view_l[1].jpg")
Croatia - Id say octopus salad. It doesn't look great on picture, I'll give you that but it's delicious.
>>7260746
Are the faux frogs trying to steal chips, cheese and gravy again?
Quebec is one pathetic place.
>No no, we are a country, we Are French
>>7261415
I'm not disputing that (though I'm not agreeing with it either). All I'm saying is that putting cheese and gravy on fries was not first done in the 1970s.
Québec curd cheese is definitely the best cheese to have with it though. The closest I've found to it in Europe is Gouda.
>>7261516
Is this like slav ceviche?
>>7260518
That's a well known and accepted fact, even in NYC.
Are you fucking retarded?
Greek Salad.
I might be biased but I think it's a great salad (and healthy too)
>>7261638
Probably.
I'd eat it tbqh.
pickled herring and onions on crackers
>>7261638
I guess. It's usually octopus, potato, parsley, lemon juice and some garlic in there (olive oil is implied by default ofcourse).
rojak
fruit/veg/seafood/etc mix
its literally random stuff thrown on a plate, bretty gud
China doesn't have salads because they are afraid of eating raw vegetables
>>7261884
wrong pic
>>7260579
>>7260645
>>7261641
kek
u mad?
I would guess its ranch here in the US.
>>7257640
Quebecois isn't a nationality, no matter how loudly the PQ screams.
>>7259808
Who does that belong to? It was made by an Italian living in the US, but working in Mexico.
As a Scottish man, anything with potatoes.
vinagrete
>>7261833
The Malaysians, Singaporeans, and Indians could also claim that as their national salad.
>>7261833
hey borneo
how come you haven't made a restaurant thread recently
>>7261962
Nope. Sad at what seems to be the ruin of a really cool place. I've been a number of times. Great food, nice people. My wife's Albertonian for Chrissakes. But it's like Canada's become Berkeley north. And yes, I like poutine. My wife makes a homemade version with curds from a local dairy - super yummy!
>>7261890
Is it wrong that I fapped to this?
>it's 5 am
>feel hungry for a poutine
>>7260579
Pizza is Greek you fucking idiot
>>7259840
no, it is not considered a national dish. most places west of ontario have never heard of the dish.
also, quebecker is not a nationality.
>>7260746
English or French please.
>>7263803
yes it is, we're entirely different than the rest of Canada
>>7258091
>cheese fries
Curd isn't cheese ya dingus.
>>7258091
It was created when a guy was at a restaurant and they were just about to close up, so they didn't have much food left, so the guy saw fries and cheese curds behind the counter and said that he wanted them. The restaurant owner decided that the cheese curds should be melted and they put gravy on it. All happened in Canada.
>>7257640
>Had a poutine made with potato wedges for lunch today
Goddamn was that good.
>>7263191
Quebecois have always been uppity about shit. Same with Ontario and BC. Most of the prairie provinces and the maritimes are pretty chill though. Also Albertan.
>>7258091
Cheese curds are not cheese.
And plugins gravy isn't really gravy. It's more like a brown mystery sauce.
>>7266359
Well what does Alberta have to talk about? Hey it sure is irrelevant living here eh?
>>7266359
You would think that, wheatnigger
>>7260529
I was in bulgaria for vacation once, sopska was the only good thing i had
