What is the most delicious, non-typical food you've ever eaten?!
Answers: name one item and describe why it's so delicious.by non-typical, I mean food from other cultures.thanks.
Spiny lobster in Greece was good. Pick out the one you want and they cook right there on open fire. Feta cheese baked with honey on top- that was pretty damn good as well.
Chicken makhani is pretty good for indian, also the pork vindaloo. So spicy it makes you sweat, but tastes too good to stop eating.
My brother had guinea pig in Peru and said it was OK.
in my culture, channa is the most delicious food
hamburger
chicken tihka masala....it's so flavorful without being brazen and the chicken is so tender....the other would be samosas
deinna: I just had bulgogi for the first time the other day and it was amazing...
I've had channa before and it's good. I also like "green jack fruit" made into a curry. My friend's mom used to make that.
But the weirdest thing I've had is coconut chips. Thinly shaved coconut flavored with spices and dried red peppers. They're like crisp chewy potato chips.
Many persian dishes because they add dried or fresh fruits into their rice dishes and it taste so good.
Fish tikka. I'm originally from the Northwest US, so seafood is something I grew up on and love. After moving to the Middle East, I tried this Asian take on fish at a local restaurant, and it was incredibly good. Tasty, but not too spicy. Add custard with fruit for dessert, and I'm one happy diner!
Korean bulgogi!!!yummmmyumm
pig feet jelly
zebra, don't ask how i got zebra, i didn't...
Mole - A Mexican sauce made with... see below.
Sea urchin roe.
Lumpia made from dog meat in the Philippines. Delicious. Made with red pepper and wrapped in egg roll wrappers deep fat fried.
Does part of my wifes anatomy count?
some attieke with fish and some chopped onions and tomatoes. attieke is dried cassave(yucca) made like rice, and put some spice on it. and u are on for a tasty meal.
Crocodile - up in Queensland, Australia.
White meat - white like lobster but tougher.
I could eat channa everyday. I'm Indian, so thats "typical" food to me.