If you had to eat only country’s cuisine forever..

[Janey879]

What would you go for?

I think I’d be Indian, so much diversity, southern Indian fish curries, northern vegetarian curries, chaat, parathas, biryianis

Uk. Our cuisine here is so diverse and covers off everything inc sushi, pasta, pizza, curry

Pakistani, its basically all I eat anyway, easy to cook, good flavour combinations, veg heavy but also as a bonus cheap to make.

Chapshuro
Hoi lo garma
Mamtu
Haleem
Paratha

@TrishM80

I like Italian food but what do Italians have for breakfast typically?

I see a lot of people chose Indian. I know a few people, my brother included, who visited India and they said every meal was some kind of curry dish. I like curries but the idea of having curry for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day sounds like a nightmare to me!

They use lots of spices but saying every Indian dish is curry is like saying every British dish is a stew. Or maybe he visited a different India from me, I found it hugely varied!

For me I think it would be Middle Eastern (maybe Lebanese if I have to pick a country) or Thai.

Thats why I wouldn’t choose british, gravy for breakfast, lunch and dinner sounds like a nightmare.

Thai or Italian - both hugely diverse, lots of veg and seafood.

@collybubble lol! British it is.

Sri Lankan

Coconut rotti, hoppers, string hoppers, milk rice, Ghee rice, red rice, egg rotti, vegetable rotti, egg rolls, fish patties, Coconut milk curries, spicy meat curries, sweet curries, Fish curries, pickles and so many tropical fruits

Portuguese.

I lived there for a while. They've incorporated a lot of Brazilian cuisine into theirs eg feijado and who can resist a post prandial bica and pastel de nata.

Indian for me. Love curries and I could have them for breakfast, lunch and dinner and snacks in between.

@TrishM80

I like Italian food but what do Italians have for breakfast typically?

I see a lot of people chose Indian. I know a few people, my brother included, who visited India and they said every meal was some kind of curry dish. I like curries but the idea of having curry for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day sounds like a nightmare to me!

Your brother was wrong. Every Indian dish is not "curry" whatever that means. I cook and eat Indian daily and it is not curry. But every dish does have seasoning and spices.

In India I’ve eaten very lovely freshly made Dhosas and spiced porridge (forgotten name) plus the best mangos and other fruit ever etc etc.

I love lots of food from all over the world and I mainly eat vegetarian but every few weeks I start craving a rare steak I think it's the one foodstuff I couldn't live without so I guess on that basis it would have to be French cuisine so I could indulge in steak frites when I needed it.

Italian.
No need to even think about it

@HeronLanyon

In India I’ve eaten very lovely freshly made Dhosas and spiced porridge (forgotten name) plus the best mangos and other fruit ever etc etc.

Dosas Idlis Utthapams Adai Poha Upma Parathas Puris Pongal

just a few of the many no-curry Indian dishes. Often tourists only try a certain kind of Indian cuisine.

Thai for me too. A huge range and with a french influence.

India.

Do we have to have wine from the same place?

Italian.

Oh yes janis had many forgot ! Best ever breakfasts tbh.

British. I like how it has seasons as we have seasonal weather and I like how it has influences from round the world that are very well established.
I know people say its bland but I think there are seasonal herbs, fruit and veg that give things a lot of flavour. I dont find trout with watercress at one point of the year at all like venison with juniper at another.
Other that that malaysian..

Yorkshire. Fish and Chips from Whitby, roast dinners and anything with "Yorkshire" on the packet.

Turkish or Lebanese.
Then Thai.

English.

Jamaican. Patties, hard dough bread, rice cooked 100 ways, stew peas, tasty hearty soups, salt fish, ackee, escovitch fish, fried chicken, dumplings both ways, roti, stew chicken, curry chicken, breadfruit, Mac and cheese. Bun & cheese! It never gets boring. Best food in the world!