/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17271660]

Any people here in a relationship with someone of a different culture? How do they feel about you introducing your culture’s cuisine to them? Specific examples of dishes you grew up with that they really love or really dislike?

[Anonymous No.17271665]

>>17271660
I doubt anyone here has a relationship.

[Anonymous No.17271673]

>>17271660
Wtf is that dish? Looks like asparagus and a fried egg on top of a large salmon filet with a side of… oranges? Lol, wut?

[Anonymous No.17271676]

I am Mexican and my is Salvadoran

[Anonymous No.17271678]

I've never had a girlfriend.

[Anonymous No.17271711]

>>17271660
I'm in a relationship with a chink. She likes my cooking and is open to any cuisine, I mostly cook European stuff, Italian, french etc, she's even fine with diary. I on the other hand hate and would never try some of the Chinese poverty dishes like chicken feet.

[Anonymous No.17271725]

>>17271676
both are the same

[Anonymous No.17271728]

>>17271660
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I FUCKING HATE INTERRACIAL COUPLES AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.17271799]

>>17271711
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.17271856]

>>17271660
My wife is from the Philippines . Once in a while I’ll have food that she cooks such as pork adobo . I’ve offered many times to cook for her because she works two jobs and has very little time . Just yesterday I offered to make cheesy broccoli for her and she declined . She just doesn’t like American food .

[Anonymous No.17271951]

I am a Scot with a Latvia misses. She likes everything basically. Especially Marmite, haggis, smokies & Cullen skink.

Northern European countries don't really have huge differences in how we view food.

[Anonymous No.17271999]

>>17271725
Central Americans and Mexicans typically dislike each other for minor cultural differences, similar to Scots and the Irish, or Germans and Austrians.

[Anonymous No.17272025]

>>17271856
>She works too jobs
>She cooks for you too
What are you doing anon? Don't you have a job?

[Anonymous No.17272030]

>>17272025
why would I need one? My wife works too jobs and does all the cooking

[Anonymous No.17272034]

>>17272030
Your wife deserves me, I'll treat her better than you do.

[Anonymous No.17272038]

I'm 30. I have never been in a relationship.

[Anonymous No.17272042]

>>17271999
>Germans and Austrians
That's because an Austrian fellow with a micro peen larped as a German and ruined our reputation

[Anonymous No.17272049]

>>17271660
I dated a Brazilian girl, a black/puerto rican girl, a britbong and a jew. Everybody has had Italian-American food so not really much to introduce, though Brazilian and black/rican girls families had some bangin shit I'd never had before. Also, my Uncle married a Jamaican woman so have had some good shti there too.

[Anonymous No.17272058]

kiwi here but live in europe
I'm dating an Austrian girl and when i met her parents i said i'd bring a traditional dessert so i bought fairy bread which is the cheapest white bread possible, margerine (not butter) and hundreds and thousands (sprinkles) I think her mother thinks i'm retarded

[Anonymous No.17272135]

>>17271999
Scots and Irish typically do like each other. There is a prod v Catholic thing which you may be confusing.

[Anonymous No.17272138]

Moroccan here. There isnt a single person that didnt love the food i cooked.

[Anonymous No.17272151]

>>17272058
You are retarded, should have brought some vegemite toast

[Anonymous No.17272152]

>>17272138
drop some recipes for us then

[Anonymous No.17272200]

>>17272042
This. They also speak funny and i dont like it.

[Anonymous No.17272315]

>>17271660
Cuban here, my gf (gringofriend) fucking loves the shit I introduce them to, no matter how simple. Plantains and arroz moros are easy favorites because they go with every dish.

[Anonymous No.17272490]

My gf is British and fuck no, every meal she describes to me sounds like absolute shit

[Anonymous No.17272545]

>>17272025
I work also . She was very por growing up and has always been obsessed about making money and helping her parents .

[Anonymous No.17272566]

>>17271660
gf is from ecuador, i thought i ate a healthy amount of fresh food, but this bitch keeps the fridge full of produce and doesn't buy any meat unless she plans to cook it that day. her cooking is good, but dry to me who grew up eating gravy and rice everyday. every meal has a starch, a protein and a fresh vegetable. potatoes, plantain and yucca in everything, cheap cuts of meat braised, potatoes and rice on the same plate, a lot of salad or whatever raw vegetable can be thrown on as a side. brilliant at cooking fish, and if there's no time to cook, just throw some raw fruits and greens in the blender and make 'juice'. She says she likes my cooking, but I've seen her eat raw serranos and unseasoned boiled yucca with black coffee before so I don't worry too much.

[Anonymous No.17272604]

>>17271665
Fpbp
True

[Anonymous No.17272609]

My gf is a Latina/italian amerigoblin and I am an Italian-irish amerigoblin. spanish Caribbean and italian are my favorites anyway so it works out

[Anonymous No.17272618]

>>17272138
Did you behead them if they tried to complain?

[Anonymous No.17272622]

>>17271660
my gf is from another part of italy and she was shocked to watch me make a frittata woth breadcrumbs in the mix

[Anonymous No.17272633]

Italian-Irish mutt mix but culinarily grew up italian. My spic gf was originally from flyover country so she loved all the mid-Atlantic italian staple places I'd show her, homecooked italian food, and pizzas that weren't doughy flabs of shit drowning in cheap cheese. In return she'd take me to all the weird little latino half grocer/half cafeteria spots where nobody speaks english but they serve delicious food from big batches in hot plates and her abuela would make some delicious homemade papusas and shit. She also sucked dick like her life depended on it but was a psycho fucking bitch.

My current gf is Italian so our culinary exchange consists of her consistently negging me on how much more authentically italian her family's cooking is than mine with our Irish-polluted blood, which upon reflection is one of the most insufferably italian things I can imagine, so maybe she has a point. She doesn't suck dick nearly as well but has very big tits and is a much more manageable form of crazy.

[Anonymous No.17272653]

>>17271660
>introducing my culture's cuisine to them

lmao I think she's probably had hamburgers before

[Anonymous No.17272656]

Wife is Japanese.
She loves my murrican slop.
She had never tried poorfag american-style tacos, mac & cheese, pulled pork, fried bologna, thanksgiving-style comfort dishes, etc. so does her mom when I cook them, which kind of surprised me.

But I love her home cooking too. The broiled fish and stewed fish and other fish. And her rice. And her shiso that she puts on everything I swear there’s shiso in my sandwiches. But sometimes I get natto for breakfast so that’s a good change. And I love her rice. I’m glad I get to eat so much of it. When she packs my lunch for work I get even more rice, and leftover fish from last night. But sometimes on a lucky day I get some pickles. And on super lucky days I can buy lunch with my allowance!
One time I got to have a beer with lunch!
I’m living the dream, bros! I have no regrets moving to Fukuoka.

[Anonymous No.17272659]

>>17272490
>My gf is British and fuck no, every meal she describes to me sounds like absolute shit

Examples? Are we talking blood sausage and jellied eels, or chicken curry? It's hard to get a bead on what "Br*tish food" means anymore. But it has its moments.
>Fish & chips
Based
>Meat pies
Based
>Bubble & squeak
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_and_squeak
Classic breakfast sloppa, especially with meat; don't tell me you wouldn't.
>Sunday roast
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunday_roast
If you grew up in America in a not-entirely-dysfunctional family of European background, this is just a normal meal; what's not to like? Even if the meat is too dry, there's a fix for that: A1 or ketchup (instead of England's HP sauce). SORTED.

That said, the "Great British Meal Out" does seem a bit grim:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_British_Mea

[Anonymous No.17272663]

>>17272659
Fixed link:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_British_Meal

[Anonymous No.17272666]

>>17272609
I don't hate you, just the idea of you.

[Anonymous No.17272670]

>>17271856
She makes that for you, and you offer her cheesy broccoli?
The problem isnt American food, its the low tier dishes you make. What's your best dish?

[Anonymous No.17272718]

>>17271711
>she's even fine with diary
I assume you mean dairy, and why do /pol/tards think non-europoor ethnicities will explode and die if they put a slice of cheese on their hamburger? I never heard of this until 4chan, it's like the "soy sauce makes your wiener fall off and turn into a vagina" thing

[Anonymous No.17272793]

>>17272656
>sometimes I get natto for breakfast

FYI: she's trying to get you to divorce her now that she has her green card

[Anonymous No.17272823]

>>17272793
nta, but
>I have no regrets moving to Fukuoka.

[Anonymous No.17272842]

>>17272823
>fukuoka
Is it true that japanese people love bachata?

[Anonymous No.17272888]

>>17271660
My spouse is from Sweden. The food there isn't bad, but a bit different than the culture I grew up in. They eat ketchup on their tacos and spaghetti, ice cold seafood and boiled potatoes with most dinners. The dairy quality is 100x better than in the US, so that more than makes up for how ubiquitous salmon is (I hate salmon).

My husband is interested in American food culture for the curiosity of it and has hit all the big points like BBQ, soul food, most of our non-international fast food places, etc, but his tastes are still very Scandinavian. He loves Kansas City and St. Louis-style BBQ, especially burnt ends.

We once went to an "American" style restaurant in Sweden and it was one of the more schizophrenic dining experiences I've had. Nowhere near the idea of cha chaan teng or yoshoku in Asia, but it was kind of odd. Burgers, wings and fries with surfer and western cowboy decor. There's also "American" burger sauce, which is just thousand islands dressing. They seem to think we put it on everything.

[Anonymous No.17272901]

>>17272656
>And on super lucky days I can buy lunch with my allowance!

Based and sarariman-pilled.