How do people survive in countries which don't have or use this?
Great, more slav slop, just what we needed
>>224020784Probmem?
>>224020751Hrean.
>>224020751My region is even famous for its kren.Yet I never eat that.
horseradish my beloved
>>224020882>Yet I never eat that.You're not a real human.
>>224020861>we're not Slavic, but yes, it is hren
>>224020901It simply didn't find its place in my diet.It's good with meat, et other stuff is kinda better with meat.I also don't know any reasonable recipe to eat that with.
>>224021011You don't need a recipe. You can always add it to your regular food or just on the bread.
>>224021039There are many thousands of things here with that function.I have a bottle of Adjika in my fridge for over a month and still didn't open it.There is just a way too massive offer of things to put on bread here.I prefer simple butter with cheese and sausage in the end as topping.Or I eat Bread with yeast paste (vitam-r here). You know what the anglos call Marmite or Vegemite. Now that is the serious shite m8.
>>224020751XPEH is very popular here, we call it Kren.
>>224020751well, maybe use these that grows natively and all year round?
>>224022890Many of the things on your pic aren't native to your land.
>>224022911Horseradish was cultivated all around Europe before roman times. It's like iraqis claiming wheat, slavs are this pathetic
>>224022949Horseradish actually came to westires from Slavs, lol.> slavs are this patheticAnd what do you mean by that? Malaysian anon stated about his "natively all year round growing" things. I pointed out that not all of them are native.
>>224023012proof?
>>224023074You can just simply look at garlic (which natural habitat was somewhere in Central Asia). But also at Chili peppers. They didn't exist outside of Americas before the 15-16 century.
Never tried one and don't want it. Looks disgusting
>>224023132*to
>>224023132>>224023152You should try it. It's heavenly.
>>224023012>Horseradish actually came to westires from Slavs, lolHorseradish was first cultivated in Ukraine BEFORE slavs even lived there and then made its way to WEurope even before roman times, we are talking about the 2nd or first millennium BC. It's kind of a useless tuber unless your cuisine consists mainly of boiled meat or plain dishes. It was very popular in Italy too until the 16th century AD but then the cuisine changed.
>>224023128Your original post>How do people survive in countries which don't have or use this?And my answer is exactly that out of whim. I didn't know that they need to be considered "used"/"have" to from ancient time. And still the majority of the ingredients are NATIVE to here anyway and I'm not entertaining autism.
>>224020751we're doing just fine without it
>>224023257I replied only to your false claim of "native" ingrediants.Also I didn't get the answer at first, because you wrote in the way, like you're suggesting me to try to use something, not like "they use".>>224023332You're not a real human.>>224023227My sources tell me that westies didn't use it in the cuisine before 16th century.
Hello.My surname is literally Hren.Please no bully. Bye.
>>224020751>horse radish
>>224023128It's weird, practically every fruit or vegetable you might ever want to eat came from central Asia. I wonder why it's such a tasty region
is it the lubricant for russian girls?
>>224024945They'd die if use it as lubricant.
