what do white people eat for dinner (home cooked)??????

Didn't know Olive Gardens existed in Italy :rolleyes Clearly mentioned that these are my experiences from living and traveling in European countries. I've never eaten at Olive Garden in my life.

There's at least 20 other types of cuisines I'd take before I'd eat anything Italian. That's some last resort @#$@ for me.
 
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I love chicken cutlets and chicken parm. My bro brought me some leftovers from a really good restaurant and I devoured 4-5 chicken parms like I was high AF.
 
ahat20 said:
Italian foods def up there for me personally, though i cant choose cuz i love food from a lot of different cultures
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Same here.  Really isn't much food that I do NOT like, actually.   Mexican near the top for me. Thai, Japanese (Tonkotsu ramen), Indian (butter chicken, tandoori), Italian, Middle Eastern (Shwarma), etc.  
 
SFC415 said:
Didn't know Olive Gardens existed in Italy
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Clearly mentioned that these are my experiences from living and traveling in European countries. I've never eaten at Olive Garden in my life.

There's at least 20 other types of cuisines I'd take before I'd eat anything Italian. That's some last resort @#$@ for me.
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Was just a joke
 
I would usually just have 10 slices of white bread and pretend that it was something fancy that I saw on Food Network
 
turbospartan said:
Same here.  Really isn't much food that I do NOT like, actually.   Mexican near the top for me. Thai, Japanese (Tonkotsu ramen), Indian (butter chicken, tandoori), Italian, Middle Eastern (Shwarma), etc.  
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Middle eastern food is my fav just the simple fact i grew up on it and thats my culture but i like all the others you named as well. Throw in Caribbean food too. Somali food good too, had Ethiopian food once back in the day, cant remember what the dish was called but i do remember it being good af. They had this bread and the texture was like porous (if that makes any sense). I vividly remember the bread cuz it didnt look like any bread i had ever seen.
 
When you make a dish that has saws (adobo)

And then you put a lil bit of saws on the white rice :smokin

Or wen you empty the pot and stir some white rice in to make that saws rice for the next day :smokin
 
xxpizzo said:
Don't knock it till you try it man. American cheese and you good to go that is unless you dislike cheese.
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American cheese? Im here thinking you talking about risotto or something



Ima have to agree


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Lolol

That ricotta cheese tho slamming slap that on some pasta and wooooo
 
ahat20 said:
Middle eastern food is my fav just the simple fact i grew up on it and thats my culture but i like all the others you named as well. Throw in Caribbean food too. Somali food good too, had Ethiopian food once back in the day, cant remember what the dish was called but i do remember it being good af. They had this bread and the texture was like porous (if that makes any sense). I vividly remember the bread cuz it didnt look like any bread i had ever seen.
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Somali food is so damn underrated :pimp: I rarely meet other people that have tried it, since it's pretty rare in the Bay Area. I just avoid the pasta dishes that they got from the Italians :pimp:
 
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SFC415 said:
Somali food is so damn underrated :pimp: I rarely meet other people that have tried it, since it's pretty rare in the Bay Area. I just avoid the pasta dishes that they got from the Italians :pimp:
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We got a large Somali population up here and i grew up with a lot of them.

Sport plate :pimp:
Confederation :pimp:


You ever put banana with your rice? Mous and beriz is piff
 
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ahat20 said:
We got a large Somali population up here and i grew up with a lot of them.

Sport plate :pimp:
Confederation :pimp:


You ever put banana with your rice? Mous and beriz is piff
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Of course :pimp: the nearest Somali restaurant is 40 minutes away from me, but it's worth the drive. I like how it's a combination of African, Middle Eastern, and Indian flavors


EAski3 said:
No offense bro but this is wierd

It's like saying i don't like pizza
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Have you tried real Italian pizza in Italy? It sucks :lol: man they use some smelly @#$ cheese out there. American "fake" pizza>>>>>>>
 
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Haven't really tasted much food from other cultures. I'd put middle eastern at the top.

My favorite homecooked dish my mom makes is chili con carne with rice though. I'd eat that all day every day if I could.
 
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"You give your kids a choice??"

:rofl:


Im not black but that was the same thing in my household growing up.


This is dinner, eat it. You dont like it? You going to bed hungry too bad
 
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We eat standard dinners like everyone else :rofl: steak, (breaded) chicken cutlet/grilled chicken, pastas, fish, etc.

I'm Italian if that matters.
 
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ERACISM said:
Anything casserole. White people will turn anything into a casserole. That's they one.
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That accuracy

sckid20 said:
shout out to everyone who eats rice with every dinner
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+1

Noskey said:
I was shocked when I found out in high school my white friends would never eat rice. I'm over here eating it 7 nights a week and the times I eat dinner at friends they ain't even got rice in their damn house :smh:
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Im latino and married a white woman.
First time i ever had chicken parm..meatloaf and all that stuff
 
Man these Russian kids stayed in my apartments when I was younger. I was in middle school. We played PC games and all that type of stuff, but man I remember one time I stayed for dinner. I've never had to force food down. But they had rice and sardines. I was like this dinner, and they loved it. It kind of ruined my appetite for ages, but I wasn't rude. I ate the sardines and rice or whatever it was.
 
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