Whose cuisine reigns supreme?

[Darth Wagtaros]

Just curious.

[Ed Anger]

Potted meat

[Tonitrus]

A best of the perceived worst?  If done right, Irish or Russian...leaning more towards russian.

[DGuller]

Is this thread a joke? 

[Caliga]

I vote for Crimean cuisine.  By which I mean Russian cuisine, of course.

[DGuller]

I vote for Crimean cuisine.  By which I mean Russian cuisine, of course.

There is only one vote for Russian cuisine.

[Liep]

So you limit the Scandinavian cuisine to rotten fish? Or does it include the New Nordic? (A buzzword that is now thoroughly killed after Carlsberg released a shandy under that name).

[Eddie Teach]

These places are all known for strong alcohol that kills your taste buds so you can get the food down. 

[FunkMonk]

The only way to win is not to play.

[DontSayBanana]

Pass the haggis.

[Ed Anger]

Hot pocket

[Valmy]

English heart attack inducing breakfast is awesome so I say:

King George and old England forever!

[DGuller]

Judging by the poll results, a lot of us are still bitter about The Exodus 11 years later.

[derspiess]

Scandinavian for the Swedish meatballs and pfefferkuchen.  Unless you're limiting it to rotten fish, in which case I boycott.

[Norgy]

 

Scandinavia has more to offer than rotted fish.

Swedish meatballs, Danish Christmas duck. Traditional folksy food here in Norway is cod, herring, lamb and lots of pork.

Consider the Norwegian potato ball, which is mashed potato with bacon or salted side of pork boiled or fried. Cod is probably the best fish there is, and a filet of cod with chopped almonds, melted butter and a boiled egg served with potato, aspargus and carrots is nothing but lovely. In the northern parts, they skip the butter and use bacon and bacon fat.

And you can't go wrong with a whale casserole or steak of elk.