The Hamburger
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Take the idea of tartare to the fire, and voila! Hamburgers. Although the term hamburger is derived from the city in Germany, the original Hamburg steak was a piece of meat which was pounded until tender, not chopped or ground. The hamburgshows up in print in 1834 in America on the menu at New York's Delmonico Restaurant, where Hamburg steak was a prominent item. The burger on a bun is claimed to be the concoction of Charles and Frank Menches. It seems these two vendors ran out of sandwich pork at the Erie County Fair in 1885 and switched to beef.
Other foods invented in the US include:
Noodles
Grapes and berries are fruits that are believed to have originated in Italy. Other popular foods that originated there were pizza and Romano cheese.
Suvlaki, tzatziki... The list is very long!
- nachos - tacos - peppers - paella (rice with vegetables)
They grew most of the crops that are grown today with the exception of:Wheat (which originated in the Middle East)Tomatoes (which originated in South America)Hemp (which is now illegal in the US, and it was not used for smoking)
french fries and french toast
Noodles
sugar canes
kurt laseak
Grapes and berries are fruits that are believed to have originated in Italy. Other popular foods that originated there were pizza and Romano cheese.
Tobbaco leaves
There are many foods which originated in England. Some include bangers and mash, beef wellington, black pudding, kippers, and hog pudding.
Suvlaki, tzatziki... The list is very long!
crepes,horse and fromage frais
ice cream, in the 1100's Marco polo went to china and brought the recipe to Italy which was then brought to the u.s
No, base ball originated in England in late 1700.
The American Bulldog originated in the U.S.