POV: you get served food in a North Western European household
>you get served food in a North Western European household
who are you trying to fool, nobody gets offered food up there
I'm hungry. Feel free to wait in my room
I don't season
>sorry kevin, if you want to eat dinner here after our u12 tournament, you will need to tikkie my parents, they have already sent you the request
>>225527172We eat like that too. Add garlic and beets btw. And a bit of kren or mayo. Wouldn't be bad.
>>225527172I unironically don't season my food, except for some salt maybe.
>>225528080I usually add a bit of salt, a bit of black pepper and a bit of dill. That's all I need.
>>225527172This is what adventurers and conquerors ate
we literally eat this
>>225527172Looks fine to me, many of my own meals look like that. I'm brown btw.
>>225527172>you get served food in a North Western European household
>>225528271Poland is eastern european.
One time I was invited to a dinner by a bunch of Norwegians so I got really excited thinking it'd be a feast of tasty fish and other goodies, but all they had was a block of brown cheese in the middle of the table and everybody got some tortillas to wrap the cheese in.
>>225527172what does reindeer meat taste like?
>>225528789let me guess, you need more?
>>225528741south american monkeys seething about poland will never not be amusing
>>225527172Yummers
>>225527172Better than jeet food.
>>225528080>>225528151you don"t need much seasoning if the base food is already fresh and of good quality, in my region most of "seasonings" in dishes are just onions and garlic, sometimes chives and parsley, and salt ofc
>>225527172I boiled a 2 kg chicken yesterday with carrots for lunch, great soup plus meat. Today I will eat the leftover soup , leftover chicken breast with some broccoli. I'll just warm up the breast in a pan, maybe add soy sauce.
