DarkObsidian
Smiling Panzerfuchs 2.0
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Hm, it all sounds very interesting and delicious. But I would have thought that bacon, onions, canned tomatoes, and sliced carrots are more likely to be served together with baked beans in the American kitchen as a pan dish. But I probably just watched too many western movies. ;-D
At the same time, I am well aware that American cuisine is so incredibly large and creative, especially due to the many influences of the most diverse immigrant nationalities, that it is difficult to keep track of it. In Europe, people tend to be a little more traditional and reserved. But basically very open-minded towards everything else.
The only thing I can’t stand in the kitchen is frozen convenience food. You can eat it once, but it is actually so lovelessly made that after every frozen pizza I ask myself WHY I do this to myself. Unfortunately, you don’t always have the time and desire to cook fresh food. ;-)
Hm, it all sounds very interesting and delicious. But I would have thought that bacon, onions, canned tomatoes, and sliced carrots are more likely to be served together with baked beans in the American kitchen as a pan dish. But I probably just watched too many western movies. ;-D
At the same time, I am well aware that American cuisine is so incredibly large and creative, especially due to the many influences of the most diverse immigrant nationalities, that it is difficult to keep track of it. In Europe, people tend to be a little more traditional and reserved. But basically very open-minded towards everything else.
The only thing I can’t stand in the kitchen is frozen convenience food. You can eat it once, but it is actually so lovelessly made that after every frozen pizza I ask myself WHY I do this to myself. Unfortunately, you don’t always have the time and desire to cook fresh food. ;-)