Signature Food of Your City

[Inkdaub]

Why was I thinking this was a Chinese dish?

[SouthParkRocks]

Fish Tacos!

Actually imported from Baja Mexico, but these lightly battered deep-fried mild fish wrapped around a flour tortilla with a cole-slaw like filling with tomatoes and fresh squeezed lime are the bomb!

They probably rival hot dogs at the Baseball games here.

Yum!

[cinco]

charlotte..... LIVERMUSH! the possibilities of this N.C. staple have just begun to be known. fried livermush is quite a treat.

the real problem with livermush, is it's name. if it had been called something cute or fancy - it might be recieved better... but, thats the south for you - telling it like it is.

http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/1222/p14s01-lifo.html

[Roach-1]

FIsh Tacos sound nasty but when i went to Long Beach to visit fam i was LOVIN EM!!!!

NYC is famous for..... Hot Dogs (Papaya's and Nathan's), Chinese Food, Bagels, Pizza, Cheesecake, hot pretzels, Greek Diners and NOTHING beats a shaved ice in the summer from the man walkin round the block with a huge ice-block and mad flavor syrups, and prolly the BEST Sheppards Pie this side of Dublin

Oh and how could i forget Brooklyn Ice Cream Sodas

I love the food in NYC, so much variety and so many good places, even the stuff we aint known for is awesome

[Inkdaub]

Okay first off I love Nathan's dogs. Second, the food that makes me automatically think of NYC is the hot candy nuts that the guys sell on the street corners. In winter you can smell that stuff for blocks and they are delicious to eat.

[skylinefan]

I posted earlier that one of Washington, DC's signature foods is the half smoke a spicy sausage or hot dog. Just so happens that our city paper ran a story on this venerable DC food:

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/display...mp;navCenterTop

[Roach-1]

OMG that smell of the roasted nuts in the winter is AMAZING, and like every corner in manhattan has a dude sellin em

and i just saw a show on the foodnetwork onj the half hot dog half sausage from DC