CharredCharizard
CharredCharizard t1_j5zop45 wrote
Reply to comment by soup2nuts in TIL The Indian dish Vindaloo originates from the Portuguese dish "Carne de Vinha D’alhos" which was brought to India by Vasco da Gama who also introduced chilli peppers to India. by memboww
Obviously and my point doesn't contradict yours.
CharredCharizard t1_j5xuw5w wrote
Reply to comment by SigherPunk in TIL The Indian dish Vindaloo originates from the Portuguese dish "Carne de Vinha D’alhos" which was brought to India by Vasco da Gama who also introduced chilli peppers to India. by memboww
That's really ignorant. Yes the tomato was already there but both countries are responsible for introducing unknown foods all over the planet thus defining world food now a days.
Plus discoveries is the right word literary and literally, if you know nothing about the South hemisphere and nothing about half the Northern even though there are people there you don't know about and you venture into the unknown you are discovering.
CharredCharizard t1_j5vbvan wrote
Reply to comment by SigherPunk in TIL The Indian dish Vindaloo originates from the Portuguese dish "Carne de Vinha D’alhos" which was brought to India by Vasco da Gama who also introduced chilli peppers to India. by memboww
Pizza was not pizza until the Spaniards brought the tomato. Much of the world's cuisine nowadays was defined by the Portuguese and Spanish discoveries.
CharredCharizard t1_j5zotij wrote
Reply to comment by soup2nuts in TIL The Indian dish Vindaloo originates from the Portuguese dish "Carne de Vinha D’alhos" which was brought to India by Vasco da Gama who also introduced chilli peppers to India. by memboww
Wow you again. That's thick.