Let's talk about national foods & drinks

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Well, having four "Where I'm from" countries, I thought I'd best do all of them.
From my birth country - Bloth mentioned Yorkshire Pud, but this is the supreme version. Toad in the Hole. Made with Lincolnshire Sausages.
From my second home country, Aberdeen Butteries. Not quite local, but near enough -
From my third, Katong Laksa -
From my fourth, Lechon Cebu -
 
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In Lithuania potato based food is quite popular (Sorry for understatment) such as:

1.Cepelinai (dumpling branch of food) sometimes with meat or with curd


2. Even though it has jewish origins it's Kugelis or Kugel in Germanic language branches and Jewish, it's tasty when you eat it shortly after it's made. when cold and reheated not so
 
Ok, apart from this... pizza should have his own topic for all its variants. There is "national" food from every region in Italy, so I'll mention some street food from my region for now.
Talking about "pizza" there's this variant, named sfincione, it's not always a street food but...


...it's so common in my city that you can also find this funny guy wandering around shouting "sfincioneeee" and other slang words, which makes him amusing.
Then we have panelle, made with chickpea flour, often with croquettes.


Although it's not street food, first thing that comes up in mind then is caponata, mostlly because it's made also with eggplant, and I'm slightly allergic to it.

Few and not so elaborated dishes but enough for now, I'll post others later. :)
 
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