I've always heard Coney dogs and Paczkis are a "Michigan" thing
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BBQ and steak, Kansas City! Land of the eaters
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Philly cheesesteaks and soft pretzels - yummy!
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I've never seen kolaches anywhere else. They're sold at donut shops.
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The Cornish pasty!
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@mrsjyw: I've never hear of a Paczkis so maybe it's on your side
or maybe I'm just out of the loop which is highly possible
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Oh, and the Cornish cream tea!
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@babyjmama: OMG I'm going to KC in June for a wedding. I need travel and food suggestions please!!
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@LindsayInNY: yum! Arthur Bryant's is the best BBQ if you ask me!! There are aome really nice places at the country club plaza area that are great for steaks!
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Waffle cones, gooey butter cake and toasted ravioli!
Mmmm, I miss toasted ravioli.
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@illumina: um. YUM! Recipe for the Cornish pasty??
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@locavore_mama: I've never actually made one! Though I eat them all the time! This one looks good: http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/classic_cornish_pasty_67037
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@Leialou: I was just going to come and say kolaches. I'm from WI, but moved to Houston to be with DH and he thought it was crazy that I had no idea what they were.
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Apples, I guess?
So then, apple butter, apple pie, apple dumplings, apple sauce, apple juice!
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@illumina: mmm yum! Looks simple and like it will freeze really well.
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In San Diego, it's all about fish tacos and California burritos.
But I'm originally from Chicago - the home of deep dish pizza!
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@locavore_mama: My mom and I made cornish pastys yesterday, we used this recipe
http://www.farmgirlfare.com/2012/11/recipe-traditional-english-cornish.html
They're really yummy, the fresh rosemary just make them so delish! -
Here it's Wiener schnitzel, apple strudel, sachertorte and mulled wine.
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@mrsjyw: I miss paczkis. Out here fastnachts are the thing, and they're similar, but not filled!
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Poutine and lobster.
Oh, and we invented the McFlurry. You're welcome!
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I'm from Quebec which is known for smoked meat and poutine.
I live near Toronto now which is known for it's wide variety of authentic ethnic fares.
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Beer City USA here does that count?
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Tex-mex
Oh and the home of dr pepper isn't too far away.
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NY thin crust pizza is the best
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Memphis BBQ and soul food
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Chicken! I live where the first KFC was founded. Lol
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Bannock!
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Garbage plates!
White hot dogs. I'm sure other things too.
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@Leialou: @kiddosc: Boy do I miss kolaches! And decent brisket and TexMex and gulf coast seafood... Luckily I'm visiting Houston again next week!
My current city is known for hot dogs, deep dish and Italian beef sandwiches. They're also known for mixing cheese and caramel popcorn, which is surprisingly tasty!
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Oklahoma has some amazing burgers
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@mediagirl: and now I want some Krispy Kreme!
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Crabs!
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New England clam chowder, lobster rolls, boston creme pies, and fluff!
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@rahlyrah: I miss home.
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St Louis is known for toasted ravioli and gooey butter cake. Ice tea was invented here as well. St Louis-style pizza (which I do NOT like) has cracker crust, provel cheese, and is square cut.
My hometown (Springfield, IL) is famous for the horseshoe sandwich. Texas toast with crinkle fries and meat on top, covered in cheese sauce. Delicious!
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@loveisstrange: I'm going to St. Louis for a wedding. I want toasted ravioli so bad. I always got it for my birthday as a kid. I miss it so much.
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@rattles: It took me almost a decade to have an Italian beef sandwich here. Now, I love them. I'm not a big fan of the Chicago mix popcorn. I work near a Garrett's and laugh about how the lines are so long during the summer.
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I live in Philadelphia, so cheesesteaks and soft pretzels. But I grew up in Hershey, so...CHOCOLATE.
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Coca cola I guess.
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