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[Durien]

Mazegohan

Note: My wife customized this for me and I didn't eat it with remotely that amount of veggies so your mileage may vary lol

Maze Gohan, Japanese Style Mixed Rice

Autumn is a perfect season for Maze-Gohan, Japanese-style mixed rice with carrots, burdock and tofu. It’s warm, comforting, and full of seasonal flavor.

thejapanesekitchen.com

THHHHIIIIISSSSS is more like what she cooked for me.

Beef Mazegohan – Hiroko's Recipes

www.hirokoliston.com

 

[clarky]

Fish Amok.

Basically Cambodian fish curry. Delicious.

 

[Blade2.0]

Cevapcici with onion(I prefer fried in oil) and ajvar(I prefer hot and not bitter).

And with somun bread on the side, I prefer it too having been lightly fried in oil to get it warm and crispy!

I'm from Scandinavia, but I'm ever thankful for my Bosnian boss who introduced me to the dish. It's one of the tastiest meals I know.

Oh man, this looks amazing. You got a good recipe for it?

I make these a few times a year. So fucking good. The consommé is liquid gold.

Those look amazing as well and also...recipe please!

Mazegohan

Note: My wife customized this for me and I didn't eat it with remotely that amount of veggies so your mileage may vary lol

Maze Gohan, Japanese Style Mixed Rice

Autumn is a perfect season for Maze-Gohan, Japanese-style mixed rice with carrots, burdock and tofu. It’s warm, comforting, and full of seasonal flavor.

thejapanesekitchen.com

THHHHIIIIISSSSS is more like what she cooked for me.

Beef Mazegohan – Hiroko's Recipes

www.hirokoliston.com

These both look amazing and I'm definitely going to make them soon.

Fish Amok.

Basically Cambodian fish curry. Delicious.

Recipe by chance?! And did I tell you all I'm happy I made this thread?

 

[clarky]

Recipe by chance?! And did I tell you all I'm happy I made this thread?

Recipe for Khmer Fish Amok | Culinary Tours | The International Kitchen

What is fish amok? A tasty Khmer (Cambodian) dish you can try on our culinary tours in Cambodia and Vietnam. Made with traditional southeast Asian ingredients, this delicious dish is sure to please.

www.theinternationalkitchen.com

Well worth the effort if you like your cooking. The curry sauce has an almost mousse like texture. I practically lived off it when I was travelling around those parts.

 

[SentientStone]

What the OP posted is one of mine as well.

Another is something called 锅盔 guokui, which is like a flat bread with filling cooked in an oven that looks like a garbage can. In fact I just had one 10mins ago.

 

[Blade2.0]

What the OP posted is one of mine as well.

Another is something called 锅盔 guokui, which is like a flat bread with filling cooked in an oven that looks like a garbage can. In fact I just had one 10mins ago.

I think I remember trying this. They are good. Where are you staying in China?

 

[JCK75]

Birria I love Mexican food but only recently was introduced to this slow cooked super juicy beef dish, usually served as a kind of stew, but my favorite are the birria tacos, they have melted cheese inside and you dip them in a sauce, insanely good.

Birria is one of the first things I made for my girlfriend when we started dating.
had to hunt down some good short rib to do it proper but ... it worked..
she stuck around

 

[SentientStone]

I think I remember trying this. They are good. Where are you staying in China?

I’m in Wuhan, the epicenter of you know what. Lol

 

[Blade2.0]

I’m in Wuhan, the epicenter of you know what. Lol

Cool. I was in the northeast, a place called Dalian. Really nice city if you ever get a chance to go. Right on the ocean

 

[Durien]

Oh man, this looks amazing. You got a good recipe for it?

Those look amazing as well and also...recipe please!



These both look amazing and I'm definitely going to make them soon.

Recipe by chance?! And did I tell you all I'm happy I made this thread?

Japanese Beef and Rice (Beef Takikomi Gohan)

This is a simple Takikomi Gohan with flavoured Wagyu beef. Japanese Beef and Rice is so delicious that you don’t need anything to go with it.

japan.recipetineats.com

So apparently the mazegohan is similar but this is the one you cook in the rice cooker:

Takikomi Gohan

She said this is close to the same thing and said she was surprised that the mezegohan recipes were not cooked in the rice cooker. There are 3 ingredients in the Takikomi Gohan:

Meat, minced ginger and rice.

Japanese Beef and Rice (Beef Takikomi Gohan)

This is a simple Takikomi Gohan with flavoured Wagyu beef. Japanese Beef and Rice is so delicious that you don’t need anything to go with it.

japan.recipetineats.com

 

[Days like these...]

The people who don’t know what birria is in Maine also don’t know what chicken tikka or pho is

But asides from them people in Maine absolutely know what it is

I don't think people in Maine even know Mexico is a country

 

[ThatStupidLion]

Bucees brisket

“Brisket on the boaaard”

 

[Laieon]

It's not technically food, but can I throw an alcoholic beverage in here?

Moju | Local Alcoholic Beverage From Jeonju

What is Moju? Moju is a thick Korean drink with fairly low alcohol content. It is based on makgeolli—traditional Korean beverage made with fermented rice—which is brewed with herbs and spices that usually include cinnamon, ginger, jujube, ginseng, and licorice root

www.tasteatlas.com

Even within Korea it's not very well known, but man is it absolutely delicious. You can really only find it in Jeonju. If Christmas had a taste, it would be moju.

 

[Durien]

It's not technically food, but can I throw an alcoholic beverage in here?

Moju | Local Alcoholic Beverage From Jeonju

What is Moju? Moju is a thick Korean drink with fairly low alcohol content. It is based on makgeolli—traditional Korean beverage made with fermented rice—which is brewed with herbs and spices that usually include cinnamon, ginger, jujube, ginseng, and licorice root

www.tasteatlas.com

Even within Korea it's not very well known, but man is it absolutely delicious. You can really only find it in Jeonju. If Christmas had a taste, it would be moju.

Woah, I'd try it.

 

[Johnny2Bad]

Say that like it's a bad thing, fella.

It's not filled, it's an Indian style crepe with tasty dips.

Where do you go where it's not filled? I've been to 3 different Dosa places in my town and the middle 3rd is filled. The ends are for dipping.

 

[Blade2.0]

It's not technically food, but can I throw an alcoholic beverage in here?

Moju | Local Alcoholic Beverage From Jeonju

What is Moju? Moju is a thick Korean drink with fairly low alcohol content. It is based on makgeolli—traditional Korean beverage made with fermented rice—which is brewed with herbs and spices that usually include cinnamon, ginger, jujube, ginseng, and licorice root

www.tasteatlas.com

Even within Korea it's not very well known, but man is it absolutely delicious. You can really only find it in Jeonju. If Christmas had a taste, it would be moju.

I've had this. Yes. It's great!

 

[Durien]

I've had this. Yes. It's great!

What does it taste like or is there anything you can compare it to?

 

[Blade2.0]

What does it taste like or is there anything you can compare it to?

Hmmm, he's right it is hard to describe. It's like a sweet, Milky White wine. That's the best I can do. Lol

 

[Coconutt]

It's hard not going for pho but sometimes the craving for broken rice ( com tam) with all the fixings is hard to resist. The shredded pork and fish sauce on the rice, chefs kiss.

 

[Durien]

Hmmm, he's right it is hard to describe. It's like a sweet, Milky White wine. That's the best I can do. Lol

I was wondering if it tastes similar to a Nigiri sake. I wonder if I can find a small bottle of it at the local Asian store. Thanks for the info!

 

[AV]

Where do you go where it's not filled? I've been to 3 different Dosa places in my town and the middle 3rd is filled. The ends are for dipping.

I've been a to a few places where the filling is separate and you can have as much as you like or have it separately, guess it just depends where you go. That's the beauty of Indian food, so many different ways it's done with subtle differences.

 

[sankt-Antonio]

Cevapcici with onion(I prefer fried in oil) and ajvar(I prefer hot and not bitter).

And with somun bread on the side, I prefer it too having been lightly fried in oil to get it warm and crispy!

I'm from Scandinavia, but I'm ever thankful for my Bosnian boss who introduced me to the dish. It's one of the tastiest meals I know.

Its so good that the Bavarian company I work for, regularly has it at the mensa.

Another dish from the Balkans I really love is Croatian Sarma. Meat/rice filled sauerkraut leaves. The OG wrap.

 

[Johnny2Bad]

I've been a to a few places where the filling is separate and you can have as much as you like or have it separately, guess it just depends where you go. That's the beauty of Indian food, so many different ways it's done with subtle differences.

All this talk of Dosas, I had to go out and have one. I'm presently waiting for my chicken and mixed vegetable Dosa and a mango Lassi.

 

[Days like these...]

my Nex's grandma would make these. Golubsti which are cabbage rolls filled with ground beef and rice. Delicious!

 

[StreetsofBeige]

I love all that Afghan kebob stuff. Those big platters you get rice, salad, a giant hunk of bread and skewers of meat. For about $15+tax CDN you are full! Those double skewer plates can feed two people if you wanted to. Or pig out and do it yourself. Earlier this year I went with my bro's fam and the kids never had this food before. I told them my reco is get the kids the plate on the right (called wazeri or vazeri) and tell them to split it. Perfect amount.

Every plate of food comes with a small spicy salsa (whatever the fuck it is, but think of it like ceviche but with no seafood in it) and a garlic dip (I think). So good. The bread and garlic dip is awesome. You can see it in the middle of the pic. Every place gives this stuff.

The only thing I never understood is how to make the rice. I just googled it now. All restaurants do it such a way it's not just plainly cooked rice. It's a bit brown and tasty so they make it with seasonings of some kind. I found this recipe. Close enough.

How to make Afghani rice (Afghani CHALAW) - Afghan Yummy Food

In any Afghan household, you must know how to make Afghani rice as it is one that is served the most. It is also known as Afghani Chalaw...

www.afghanyummyfood.com

 

[StreetsofBeige]

It's hard not going for pho but sometimes the craving for broken rice ( com tam) with all the fixings is hard to resist. The shredded pork and fish sauce on the rice, chefs kiss.

Thats a good looking plate. I dont eat at Vietnamese places much, and I dont like those big bowls of Pho with meat which looks undercooked(!). LOL. But when I go with friends or coworkers, I stick to a platter of food like yours. I dont know what that cake slice thing is, but I get the platter of rice, salad, egg, grilled chicken, grilled porkchop. Such a good deal at about $17 CDN.

These places always price their dishes oddly. You can order a plate with rice, salad, one grilled chicken cutlet for $15, or order a platter with an extra pork chop cutlet and an egg for $17. Fuck, no brainer to me. I'll give you the extra $2 for so much more food! Mine will look somethng like this:

 

[Coconutt]

Thats a good looking plate. I dont eat at Vietnamese places much, and I dont like those big bowls of Pho with meat which looks undercooked(!). LOL. But when I go with friends or coworkers, I stick to a platter of food like yours. I dont know what that cake slice thing is, but I get the platter of rice, salad, egg, grilled chicken, grilled porkchop. Such a good deal at about $17 CDN.

These places always price their dishes oddly. You can order a plate with rice, salad, one grilled chicken cutlet for $15, or order a platter with an extra pork chop cutlet and an egg for $17. Fuck, no brainer to me. I'll give you the extra $2 for so much more food! Mine will look somethng like this:

The cake looking thing is a meatloaf made from eggs and pork, highly recommended.

 

[StreetsofBeige]

Chinese dim sum is great too. Although I'm picky when I eat it. This random pic is a good idea of the stuff I'll eat with friends or fam.... dumplings, and fried stuff like spring rolls. Dunk this stuff in soy sauce and a bit of hot sauce while ordering some fried rice and it's so good.

I avoid chicken feet, tripe, those little octopus/squid things and other icky things.

 

[BadBurger]

Yook gae jang. Spicy Korean beef stew. It is godly.

Try it out.

 

[StreetsofBeige]

Portuguese chicken places are awesome. Chicken, small potatoes are the key. And they always carry a pop named Sumol. Chicken and carbs doesn't sound anything special, but the keys are the chicken is always grilled or oven roasted and the sauce ranges from a hot peri sauce to more mild marinades. This pic below doesn't have the pasty peri sauce you can put on it (or it's cooked with it). I prefer no super hot peri sauce.

Most importantly, portguese food is always dirt cheap. A combo like this with a drink is maybe $15 CDN tops. Skip the drink and get it on deal and it'll be maybe $10.

 

[WhatDidHeSay?]

I’m in Wuhan, the epicenter of you know what. Lol

Part of the Wuhan Clan.

 

[SentientStone]

Part of the Wuhan Clan.

Shall we visit the virology lab together? lol

 

[WhatDidHeSay?]

Shall we visit the virology lab together? lol

Sure! I'm down mate!!!

 

[Badlucktroll]

i want to try escamoles tacos

(ant larva plucked from the earth)

 

[Blade2.0]

i want to try escamoles tacos

(ant larva plucked from the earth)

I've wanted to try cicada tacos.

 

[F0rneus]

Bon Bo Hue. That shit slaps pho.

 

[Ozzy Onya A2Z]

Malaysian Lobak (Five-Spice Meat Rolls), made with bean curd sheets, pork tenderloin, and spices/spring onion. Soooo good.

 

[StreetsofBeige]

I dont eat Indian food much, but when I do I stick to certain basic meats and carbs I like. Basmati rice and naan bread. And Butter chicken and Tandoori chicken. Also, there's a dark brown curry goat dish which is good too. So I'll slather on the rice the butter chicken or goat sauce. Also works well as a dip for the bread. I only eat goat if I eat this stuff. If you've never had it, its pretty similar to chunks of beef covered in sauce.

Did an image search snapshot which gives an idea what I like.

 

[Ozzy Onya A2Z]

I dont eat Indian food much, but when I do I stick to certain basic meats and carbs I like. Basmati rice and naan bread. And Butter chicken and Tandoori chicken. Also, there's a dark brown curry goat dish which is good too. So I'll slather on the rice the butter chicken or goat sauce. Also works well as a dip for the bread. I only eat goat if I eat this stuff. If you've never had it, its pretty similar to chunks of beef covered in sauce.

Did an image search snapshot which gives an idea what I like.

Indians amongst us might dislike what I'm about to type but it's how we do it in our Aussie family....mash up

Replace Indian Naan with Thai roti bread, not the Indian variant, the Thai one (seems thinner and you sort of get more "meat'n'rice" in your gob than bread that way). We usually smear some butter and heat in a flat pan/plate so it's crispy on the outside but flexible and folds easily still.

Also if you don't like beef vindaloo I'm not sure we can be friends.

 

[Durien]

I went to Hmart looking for Moju and they said they didn't have any and it only sells in Korea. I am now sad that you guys brought up something that sounds so tasty yet it is unavailable

 

[Badlucktroll]

I want to try the deep fried spiders
Or the spiderburger