Is Spanish the most underrated cuisine? >god tier cheeses
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Is Spanish the most underrated cuisine?
>god tier cheeses
>great cured meats
>one of the first countries to have access to foreign spices
>>7344342
I've had my share of tacos and quesadillas.
It seems that, apart from Italy, countries on the border of France get completely overlooked in terms of cuisine, if not downright insulted.
>>7344393
beep, beep
>>7344430
>german food
>good
At least the Jews brought some good stuff.
>>7344342
Yeah, well that's just your opinion man.
>>7344441
Don't put words in my mouth, I didn't say that.
I do find the simplicity of Germanic and (the non-retarded) Scandinavian dishes refreshing though. Also fucking love sauerkraut.
Turkish, Persian. Middle Eastern food in general really.
>>7344468
Turkish Persian and Middle Eastern are all the same shit
>>7344342
Certainly, which is a shame, delicious shit
>>7344479
my mum is iranian, and you're a massive dork
>>7344503
I'm a professional food critic and your mom's a slut
>>7344457
in this case simplicity is just another word for bland
begone,steiner
>>7344479
Not really, there's massive variation in Turkey alone.