My Top 3 underrated cuisines:
Tunisian: Couscous, Lablab and Harissa are criminally underrated!
Iranian: Ghormeh Sabzi, Fesenjoon and Tahdig are my favourite Iranian dishes.
Ethiopian: Injera, the sides and those spicy sauces are really amazing!
Honourable mentions: Peruvian and Georgian cuisines. Feel free to add more.
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I feel like phillipino food is often overlooked for how bangin it is compared to say Korean or authentic Chinese
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crispy pata is truly a transcendent dish for the ages
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It's also good for making at home. You can usually substitute white people ingredients for the weird jungle asian ingredients and it still turns out fine.
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I think it is mostly because of the "Weirdness" factor if it makes sense
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yeah african cuisine is interesting, unfortunately not very common here but I had Ethiopian food in France (come to think of it there were many african restaurants and I was in Marseille so Paris probably has more?
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sadly I was with
the past couple of times I was in Europoor and they kept wanting to find chinese food so I couldn't explore more exotic tastes 
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The African food in France comes mostly grom West Africans right? It would be very starch and carb heavy then. I much prefer East African, specifically Horner cuisine tbh.
Among Euro food, I feel Hungarians have interesting cuisine too.
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African kitchen is great, bongs can learn a thing or 2
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Prepare couscous with vegetable broth instead of water and after it is done add harissa. Splash of lime/lemon juice. That combo alone tastes super.
If you want to get fancy add mint leaves, pomegranate seeds & some pine nuts and you get a really tasty "salad".
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Thanks!
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Shit actually slaps
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Hungarian food.
Goulash and paprikash, with those homemade lazy noodles are to die for.
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I agree!
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Korean food > all
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Do NOT Google 'Ttongsul', WORST mistake of my life!
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All scripture inspired by God has a similar message. Programming is a way of expressing ideas, just like any kind of writing. And where are ideas best expressed? In scripture. I try to use the writing style of the Torah as my guide for how I should program. Biblical Hebrew is a very simple language, yet the Torah expresses profound ideas in a simple and direct way using this language. This is exactly what one wants from good programming. And Luan is designed for this kind of programming.
Look at modern western culture, especially the culture of Silicon Valley. Can any religious person deny that this culture is the product of Satan? And so their software is inspired by Satan. Is this the kind of software that a Muslim or any religious person should use?
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