Brass link revolt.
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rhouses Like to think I have a pretty worldly taste in food.
Have another think. Regional/provincial Spanish food is some of the best in the world hands down. You haven’t been so can’t possibly comment. Might as well say Italian is shit having only eaten dominos pizza and had that shitty pre grated parmesan in a shaker on your microwave spag bol yet never actually been to Italy. Tit.
Cankles-McJeggings Spain as a holiday destination never appealed to me for some reason, perhaps the multiple people who said the food was rubbish. But I’ll be happy to eat my words when I eventually visit.
Tbf I went with the same mentality to Portugal, and the food blew me away.
The statement is almost preposterous.
Like slating Indian food but saying ‘Bangladeshi food blew me away’.
bosstrabs if I wasn’t ill with the seasonal flu I would have absolutely demolished you for your “Vietnamese and Chinese food are similar.” The kind of statement you’d expect from a chav who wears adidas and Nike in the same get up, and has lived on chicken breast, roast beef and steamed Brussel sprouts through his childhood.
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rhouses But it’s very common knowledge that most techniques in Vietnamese cooking and, indeed, many aspects of Vietnamese culture are Chinese-derived. The other major influence being French.
All it takes is the briefest of glances on Wikipedia or any other source to confirm it:
“In culinary traditions, the Chinese introduced to Vietnam several dishes, including vằn thắn/hoành thánh (wonton), xá xíu (char siu), há cảo (har gow), hủ tiếu (shahe fen), mì (wheat noodles), bò bía (popiah), bánh quẩy (youtiao), mooncake and bánh pía (Suzhou style mooncake), bánh tổ (nian gao), sủi dìn (tang yuan), bánh bò, bánh bao (baozi), cơm chiên Dương Châu (Yangzhou fried rice), and mì xào (chow mein). The Vietnamese adopted these foods and added their own styles and flavors to the foods.”
So besides the quality of cuisine in Iberia, how are the revolts going? How many have been sent to the blender so far?
Not one mention of a Spanish dish that is delicious or hearty, but everyone up in arms about my comments where I readily admit it’s hearsay. Does it go beyond paella, chorizo, shit loads of oil, and cold cuts of ham?