Post Punk Kitchen Forum

I will just remember that those from Ithaca refer to everything bagels as "Long Island bagels" including mumbles here.

Doughs before bros.

The Dutch should be worried about other stuff besides Dutch oven. Namely, how "Dutch" always means bad stuff.

Dutch treat (no treat at all), Dutch uncle (a critical brow-beater), Dutch courage (alcohol-induced bravado), etc.

Here, a user calling himself LuckyLefty clearly acknowledges the synonymity of everything and Long Island bagels!

http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/512038

Here a twitter user makes a delightful and hilarious and insightful analogy involving Long Island bagels! He is probably handsome.

http://twitter.com/mumblethrax/status/14968679083020288

Here, a user on a totally different web site acknowledges the synonymousness of etc.

http://saxserg.com/question/dwqnrx

Dutch baby (shitty pancake), etc.

this guy isn't even making any sense. what hawaiians want to call their own shirts is entirely up to them. if i made bagels, i could call them long island bagels or gowanuwood sunslope bagels or second-floor bagels or any old thing. handsome or not, he don't know from analogies.

And if Long Islanders want to call Long Island bagels everything bagels, that's up to them! That's precisely why the analogy works so handsomely.

SPANISH RICE

hey that s called SPANISH party in french :-)

¿¡tell me more about this!? (I assume it's what Coreans call "polish rice")

It's what Mexicans call "rice".

Oh, what about London broil? What's up with that, diplomat?

I lafted so hard at the Long Island bagels conversation that I forgot the weird food thing I was going to mention.

Oh wait, I remember.

What's the origin of "Viennese Table"? Which in my world means dessert buffet of a hundred things that taste bad.

ETA: Google says Viennese Table is a (perhaps bastardized pronunciation?) variant of "Venetian Table" which is a thing from real Italy (Sicily), but also that there are similar traditions/origins from Pennsylvania and Ohio. Wherever it comes from, it should stop.

it's just rice with onions and tomatoes (i think tomato is the key ingredient that really spanishes it up). it's never been a thing in spain. i would like to know more about this polish rice, because i can't imagine it.

Spaghetti Napolitan were created in Japan, not Napoli.

Seasoned with sweat, tears, crumbled concrete, and shame.

ETA: Not racist because I am Polish.

ETA again: It occurs to me that perhaps they mean "polished" rice, i.e. white rice.

If you go to a sushi restaurant in California and you just ask for a roll, do you get a California roll? Probably, right?

-never heard of a long island bagel, but have seen everything bagels
- london broil and swiss steak?
- I'm guessing Spanish rice is called that because it sorta kinda resembles paella
- I've only heard of a Viennese hour/table from watching wedding shows on TV. "Dessert table" seems to have been adequate enough at any event I've attended

off topic, but there was a Chinese restaurant in my home town in Florida that had a big sign saying "New York Style" in it's window. Not sure what New York style Chinese food is, although I know most "Chinese food" in America is probably nothing like what people actually eat in China.

Oh I don't know how I totally forgot to mention this, but in Dutch they refer to sexual acts by natonality.

Greek or Turkish style - anal sex
Russian style - tit forking
French style - fellatio

I actually learned this by getting confused while reading the newspaper, which may signal additional cultural differences.

intrtesting - I'd be curious to try that since I'm a huge fan of actual spanish rice and the way they make it taste (...usual suspect: olive oil)

a spanish colleague told me once that spanish rices are commonly used for sushis (like, worldwide but japan) - well that s what I do but ¿

Your mom is racist.

the thing known in Corea as polish rice is a brazilian poutine with creme anglaise seasoned with long island perritos calientes

I don't even understand this.

is this what they call coney island hot dogs in ithaca?

me neither ... unless there d actually be such thing as polish rice somewhere?O:-)