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If you could describe the united states by a menu what would it consist of?(the states)?
Posted in Ethnic Cuisine | Asked by Susan | 2012-01-17 06:39:42 | (36) answers
if you could describe the united states by a menu what would it consist of? in a menu i would describe the british consisting of royal steak, creamy mashed potatoes/with steak gravy and onions, baked squash/with crumbs on top, and sweet potatoes/marshmallows topping. dessert would be expensive cheese cake bought at a bakery.(oh, YUM YUM!)
by CYNTHIA 2012-02-01 23:39:53
What part of England do you come from.? Roast beef and Yorkshire or Fish and chips, Sausage and mash.These days curry is in top five English dishes.I have been a Chef for 45 years and have no idea what a Royal Steak is.The only web search I can find for that cut is in Hawaii. Treacle Pud and Custard or jelly and ice cream for desert. American Menu. My brother in Law lives in Kansas and his biggest moan is that everything on the menu has to have Cheese in it or on it.We went to an Italian in USA and only TWO items were without cheese. So........ Burger and fries. followed by Apple pie.but it would have to be cheese burger.
by colleen j 2012-02-01 23:39:49
Hamburgers Hot dogs Potato Salads Fried Chicken Milkshakes French Fries
by Darkhein... 2012-02-01 13:39:53
Mc Donalds value menu
by theevilo... 2012-01-30 22:39:54
You must be American as that has no comparison at all with British food...if we going to get all stereotyped and a bit wrong about things, then American fare would be:- Breakfast...Maccy D McMuffins and coffee Lunch....KFC family bucket Dinner....Pizza with all the trimmings, huge amounts of ice cream and sugary drinks Supper...takeout of any variety with lots of beer... As required during the day...lots of Starbucks... Not so funny any more is it?
by Homer Sexwell 2012-01-30 19:39:55
Extra large portions of peanut butter and "jelly" sandwiches.
by Gen [<3 my animals] 2012-01-30 17:39:47
It would be described as a bunch of overly priced, fake, prepackaged, frozen food.
by heart o' gold 2012-01-30 16:39:51
Depends on where you are in the states... Central California Coast: Start with a Caddilac Margarita with a Grand Marnier Float. Appetizers of stuffed baby mushrooms with herbs. Salad of baby greens with fresh pears, candied pecans, blue cheese and basalmic vinagrette. Main course of mixed grilled seafood and a small steak with a side of seasonal vegetables. Dessert (you mean you can still eat more!?!) of fresh fruit tart with lemon shortbread crust.
by Carn D 2012-01-30 15:39:57
Cheese burger & french fry only:D
by Homer Sexwell 2012-01-30 13:39:47
Extra large portions of peanut butter and "jelly" sandwiches.
by friendof... 2012-01-30 10:39:58
there's no such thing as "royal"steak in England, and they don't do baked squash with sweet potato marshmallow topping- no way. And they hardly eat cheesecake at all. They'd had a jam roly poly, or a trifle, or at best, a blackberry apple crumble. You got it wrong for a British menu. For American- fast food. Fried popcorn shrimp with sesame dipping suace and noodles goat cheese stuffed mushrooms in a creamy filo pastry Creamy lasagna with meat and lots of extra cheese,crumb topping and herbs, garlic bread with butter and cheese sticks ( Americans overdo everything with food) Chili cheese fries and Barbeque ribs, sweet potatos and honey mustard chicken wings Pan fried steak with parmesan crust and creamy whipped potatoes, green beans and steamed broccoli, Or a turkey pot pie with creamy mash potato ( always "creamy" in American food) Pecan pie with whipped cream German chocolate cake with a buttercream fudge frosting and caramel chips.
by Well i Never! 2012-01-29 11:39:50
when has British grub ever consisted of Sweet Potatoe? are you american by anychance?
by silverfi... 2012-01-28 08:39:58
I would just go with your idea of a British menu if I were you - like all the other Brits answering here I have never heard of half the things you think we eat so they are probably what you would eat. Hell you couldn't even buy most of it in Britain.
by silverfi... 2012-01-28 00:39:46
I would just go with your idea of a British menu if I were you - like all the other Brits answering here I have never heard of half the things you think we eat so they are probably what you would eat. Hell you couldn't even buy most of it in Britain.
by Tonya W 2012-01-27 16:39:45
Roast Beef/with gravy Roast Turkey/ with Stuffing and gravy Fried Chicken Roast Pork Steak/with onions and gravy Mashed Potatoes Scalloped Potatoes Baked Potato/with sour cream and chives White Rice Brown Rice Wild Rice Spanish Rice and beans Rice Pilaf Macaroni and Cheese Spaghetti and Meatballs Lasagna Chicken Alfredo Chicken and Noodles Roast Chicken Chicken and Dumplings Chili Beef Stew Green Bean Casserole Fried Fish Grilled Salmon Fried Shrimp Steamed Shrimp Scallops Crab Cakes Lobster Steamed Clams Mussels Collard Greens Spinach Green Peas Cabbage Broccoli Corn Carrots Garden Salad Pizza French Fries Cheeseburger Cheesesteak Hoagies Chicken Fingers Buffalo Wing with bleu cheese dressing Chicken Nuggets Hot Dogs Hot Sausage Coffee Tea Milk Shake Soda Cappichino Just for starters..
by றaறour ø♥ø 2012-01-26 21:39:54
Mac Dona.. Mac Dona and more Mac Dona....
by Butterfl... 2012-01-25 21:39:51
fast food, more fast food and some more fast food!!!
by cymry3jo... 2012-01-25 19:39:44
Cholesterol and carbohydrates. Much like a UK breakfast, but you might get pancakes dripping with maple syrup or a Danish pastry on the side.
by Carn D 2012-01-25 16:39:50
Cheese burger & french fry only:D
by றaறour ø♥ø 2012-01-25 14:40:00
Mac Dona.. Mac Dona and more Mac Dona....
by colleen j 2012-01-25 11:39:55
Hamburgers Hot dogs Potato Salads Fried Chicken Milkshakes French Fries
by CYNTHIA 2012-01-25 11:39:50
What part of England do you come from.? Roast beef and Yorkshire or Fish and chips, Sausage and mash.These days curry is in top five English dishes.I have been a Chef for 45 years and have no idea what a Royal Steak is.The only web search I can find for that cut is in Hawaii. Treacle Pud and Custard or jelly and ice cream for desert. American Menu. My brother in Law lives in Kansas and his biggest moan is that everything on the menu has to have Cheese in it or on it.We went to an Italian in USA and only TWO items were without cheese. So........ Burger and fries. followed by Apple pie.but it would have to be cheese burger.
by maz22 c 2012-01-25 09:39:56
Fat, Fat and more Fat
by Jen 2012-01-25 00:39:52
steak and potatoes, beer and chips, triple chocolate cake and coffee.
by macthebo... 2012-01-24 23:39:59
Whatever it is, you can be certain there will be too much of it!!
by theevilo... 2012-01-24 16:39:52
You must be American as that has no comparison at all with British food...if we going to get all stereotyped and a bit wrong about things, then American fare would be:- Breakfast...Maccy D McMuffins and coffee Lunch....KFC family bucket Dinner....Pizza with all the trimmings, huge amounts of ice cream and sugary drinks Supper...takeout of any variety with lots of beer... As required during the day...lots of Starbucks... Not so funny any more is it?
by friendof... 2012-01-24 10:39:54
there's no such thing as "royal"steak in England, and they don't do baked squash with sweet potato marshmallow topping- no way. And they hardly eat cheesecake at all. They'd had a jam roly poly, or a trifle, or at best, a blackberry apple crumble. You got it wrong for a British menu. For American- fast food. Fried popcorn shrimp with sesame dipping suace and noodles goat cheese stuffed mushrooms in a creamy filo pastry Creamy lasagna with meat and lots of extra cheese,crumb topping and herbs, garlic bread with butter and cheese sticks ( Americans overdo everything with food) Chili cheese fries and Barbeque ribs, sweet potatos and honey mustard chicken wings Pan fried steak with parmesan crust and creamy whipped potatoes, green beans and steamed broccoli, Or a turkey pot pie with creamy mash potato ( always "creamy" in American food) Pecan pie with whipped cream German chocolate cake with a buttercream fudge frosting and caramel chips.
by Tonya W 2012-01-24 09:39:46
Roast Beef/with gravy Roast Turkey/ with Stuffing and gravy Fried Chicken Roast Pork Steak/with onions and gravy Mashed Potatoes Scalloped Potatoes Baked Potato/with sour cream and chives White Rice Brown Rice Wild Rice Spanish Rice and beans Rice Pilaf Macaroni and Cheese Spaghetti and Meatballs Lasagna Chicken Alfredo Chicken and Noodles Roast Chicken Chicken and Dumplings Chili Beef Stew Green Bean Casserole Fried Fish Grilled Salmon Fried Shrimp Steamed Shrimp Scallops Crab Cakes Lobster Steamed Clams Mussels Collard Greens Spinach Green Peas Cabbage Broccoli Corn Carrots Garden Salad Pizza French Fries Cheeseburger Cheesesteak Hoagies Chicken Fingers Buffalo Wing with bleu cheese dressing Chicken Nuggets Hot Dogs Hot Sausage Coffee Tea Milk Shake Soda Cappichino Just for starters..
by Butterfl... 2012-01-22 22:39:50
fast food, more fast food and some more fast food!!!
by Well i Never! 2012-01-22 12:39:53
when has British grub ever consisted of Sweet Potatoe? are you american by anychance?
by Darkhein... 2012-01-22 10:39:59
Mc Donalds value menu
by cymry3jo... 2012-01-21 16:40:00
Cholesterol and carbohydrates. Much like a UK breakfast, but you might get pancakes dripping with maple syrup or a Danish pastry on the side.
by heart o' gold 2012-01-21 12:39:44
Depends on where you are in the states... Central California Coast: Start with a Caddilac Margarita with a Grand Marnier Float. Appetizers of stuffed baby mushrooms with herbs. Salad of baby greens with fresh pears, candied pecans, blue cheese and basalmic vinagrette. Main course of mixed grilled seafood and a small steak with a side of seasonal vegetables. Dessert (you mean you can still eat more!?!) of fresh fruit tart with lemon shortbread crust.
by Jen 2012-01-20 17:39:56
steak and potatoes, beer and chips, triple chocolate cake and coffee.
by maz22 c 2012-01-19 13:39:56
Fat, Fat and more Fat
by macthebo... 2012-01-18 16:39:53
Whatever it is, you can be certain there will be too much of it!!
by Gen [<3 my animals] 2012-01-17 18:40:00
It would be described as a bunch of overly priced, fake, prepackaged, frozen food.