what are state foods you just learned exist
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Anonymous
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Minnesota - hot dish. Had no idea this was even a thing, and I've been in this Earth for decades. And some of them apparently put tater tots in it?
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Anonymous
| Lane cake |
Anonymous
| salt potatoes (from reddit thread on upstate NY) |
Anonymous
What is this? |
Anonymous
| Who cares??! |
Anonymous
Alabama Lane Cake, also known as prize cake. Sort of like a very southern german chocolate cake style cake but with bourbon and peaches and coconut https://www.southernliving.com/recipes/the-lane-cake-recipe |
Anonymous
On it. We put tater tots on it, not in it. And there’s not one hot dish, there are hundreds and you’ve eaten them. They’re called “casseroles” everywhere else. |
Anonymous
How far are salt potatoes from steamed cheeseburgers, geographically? I’ve got a vague New York food map. |
Anonymous
I grew up in Alabama and have never heard of this cake. |
Anonymous
Steamed cheeseburgers?? Don’t know about that one… Not PP, but also a NYer. Salt potatoes are Syracuse. You also have garbage plate, then Utica greens, half moons, and riggies (though these 3 are central NY, not statewide. |
Anonymous
| Coffee milk |
Anonymous
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Kolaches
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Anonymous
Someone has been falling into Facebook clickbait. |
Anonymous
If a topic doesn’t interest you, feel free not to click on it. Or do you just like to whine for attention? |
Anonymous
I think steamed cheeseburgers are from CT |