Why do Indians think that lentil stew is a better meal than a rare beefsteak?
>>22283776steak is overratedmost indians eat meat
>>22283792steak is by definition the best quality meat because it is eaten without pretty much on its own. It is also beef, the highest quality animal meat by definition. If you want real overrated meat dishes, look to every single meat stew that's traditional in the whole of Asia and Eastern Europe.
>>22283799I don't think those claims follow from standard definitions.
>>22283799This is just your opinion dude calm down
>>22283776Well just look at it, it's absolutely delicious. you also don't need to knock any sweet, innocent animals in the head.
>>22283799would be a shame if your meme dinner got mogged into oblivion by the superior form of beef
>>22283799>Eastern Europemost slavs don't even have a word for stew retard, stews are a westoid thing
>>22284176all they eat is stews. it’s so ubiquitous over there that the word “stew” is synonymous with “food” in Russian
>>22284181Stews are so rare in Eastern Europe that they don't even have a specific word for it - just food of some sort
>>22284147>animals>sweet>innocent>>22284207don't think that's true
>>22284147You typed this while sitting in your own shit
>>22283776That some nice looking diarrhea. Why does indian "food" always end up looking like shit?
>>22284513that doesn't even look like diarrhea
>>22284499>>22284513Trying too hard.
>>22284518>>22284520Sorry saar but it does
>>22284513>t. a bot with such poor image-recognition skills that it can't tell a healthy chickpea curry apart from a lazy, racist cliché about Indian food.I sentence you to be hung by the neck until dead.
>>22284549>seething jeet
>>22284212>>22284176idk about other slavs but he's right about bulgaria. the closest word we use can be at best translated as "stewed pork" or "stewed beef", as in using "stewed" as an adjective/verb - зaдyшeнo. there's no noun for "a stew" as you call it.we have another word: яхнияhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahnibut that's more watery than a stew, it's somewhere in the middle between a stew and a soup.
>>22283776That's a particularly strange apples & oranges comparison and I think this is a /pol/ thread.>>22284169Is that a pepperoncini? I recently learned that some people add them to chili, I haven't heard about them in other stews. It seems strange but I can see how it would work.
