My daughter spent a semester in Europe recently and took some really spectacular photos ”” landscapes, famous monuments, cathedrals, her feet.
And most of her food.
Haggis in Scotland.
Clean Haggis Plate Club.
A gorgeous photo of her lunch in Amsterdam ”” apple tart and cocoa.
Best. Potato. Ever. Coupled with a hefty scone, tea and the most intense clotted cream ever.
Chili and rice in Windsor.
Duh.
Irn Bru and a Scottish sandwich.
It was pizza, Firefly tea and Cadbury’s. The Breakfast of Champions. Word is, the tea was unremarkable. But it was called Firefly (her favorite tv show)!
Coleslaw/cheddar sandwich, firecracker lobster chips, blackcurrant juice, and a Mars bar.
Her friends went all out for her birthday party.
As an homage to her, and because she was absent, I took a photo of my plate at Thanksgiving.
What’s your favorite Food From Another Land?
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Moussaka. My Dad learned to make it the traditional Greek way, and even when I was a picky teenager I LOVED it.
I don’t even know what Moussaka is, but I love going to the Greek Festival here in Denver and stuffing my face with all kinds of other Greek goodies … so I bet I’d like it too!
Empanadas … simply the best!!! Now I just need to go to Argentina and have them there.
Moussaka is oven-baked eggplant with ground lamb, greek spices, topped with bechamel sauce.
I love the sambusa (also called “samosa,” depending on the country), which is a little turnover filled with potato, or lentils, or meat.
Moussaka, empanadas and sambusa … Bring ’em on! Sounds much more interesting than the pbj I just had.