Only Italians are really that passionate about the cultural purity of their food. Japanese love to experiment and fusion bs with their food.
Seriously. Have you guys seen some of Japan's pasta dishes? I'm not even Italian and some of them make me feel some type of way lmao. Whatever they enjoy, though
Japanese on the other hand are very anal about their rice though.
Japanese rice isn't allowed to be exported, only to be used locally.
I mean, at it's simplest: fing MOS Burger! hamburgers with rice instead of a bun. and it's a massive chain.
it wouldn't surprise me if the dish was already available in Japan right now, and was nominated for a Michelin Star.
We had leftover bacon-wrapped baby sausages dipped in bbq from christmas dinner. I totally chopped some of them up and threw them in a pot of walmart brand mac and cheese. With some leftover charcuterie cheese. Even poored some extra sausage juice in there, with some hungarian paprika. Gourmet shit
The Scottish, coat it in batter and put it in the deep fryer. Drink a bottle of Buckfast to accompany.
Honestly I don't get why people care about how other people eat? Like, why are you personally offended because people eat something you wouldn't?
There are some sushi romano fusion restaurants in rome, at least 2 near where I live. That's definitely on the menu. Well, made with guanciuale obviously.
I'm honestly wondering whether the Hawaiians wold want to throw hands over this too (they invented spam sushi)
Nothing about that looks appetizing to me at all. I never was a sushi fan, though - or much of a macaroni and cheese fan. It's like taking two of the most gooshy gross things in the world and pairing them. Then adding ham.