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Travel Around the World

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Travel around the word, use desserts!

Dear Friends,

Thanks for your accompany, we go through several things, sometimes we may happy, sometimes may sad, and now, I just want to say I am so happy to have you in my life.

A couple of days ago, you might get my annoying questioning, “Could you tell me your traditional dessert in your country?” and you tell me patiently, fulfilled my tiny wish to travel around the world.

Today is my birthday, I can make a wish, right?
I wish I can help anyone I met, my friends will happy, healthy and we will be friends forever.

Sincerely,
Lunski

Top 10

Recipe

YouTube (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YtGdbP42KjA))

This Güllaç, Revani, Aşure, Sekerpare, Cream Cyprus, Kazandibi, Sütlaç, Tulumba

Special Things

  • Salvador, meaning ‘Savior’.
  • Cambodians have a talent for architecture.
  • Spanish 1: uno, 2: dos, 3: tres.
  • Mexican used to have two name and two last name, they have pandas too.
  • Mexico’s Day of the Dead from October 27 to November 3, from pet memorial to loved ones.
  • Morocco have Ramadan, can’t eat something even drink water.
  • Nepalese don’t like Indians.
  • Taiyaki is actually carp.
  • Most Brazilians speak Portuguese, a little Spanish.
  • Russians have an amazing dance called beryozka, they don’t drink vodka often.
  • Kurt is a staple food in Kazakh.
  • Nicaragua Falls is in United States.
  • Æ is a Danish alphabet.
  • Denmark has three main parades, International, Kids, Proper.
  • “Central American Delta” means Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala.
  • Guam has a lot of Filipinos.
  • If thai guys get red ticket, he need to be a soldier, black ticket don’t need, their society wish they be a monk once in their life. Central Thai: Mixed Cambodian and native Siamese which tends to have wide nose; Southern Thai: Mixed Malaysian so they tend to have high nose and big.
  • Indian has no holidays on Saturday, bride use sindoor(sindur) when she gets marriage, and I think that red powder means husband’s life, if he die, no sindoor anymore.
  • Mid-autumn festival: Japan: 15 Aug. (solar), Korea, Taiwan: lunar
  • Turks like sweets.
  • Bhutanese love chillies.
  • Lunski in arabic is لونسكي
  • Hindi is the most spoken language in North India, South people doesn’t speak Hindi, and there are more than 200 languages in india.
  • Curls are more present in Dominican, Haitian and Cuban people.
  • Philippines composed of three main islands Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao,Filipino is the national language, Pilipino is the people of Philippines, Pinoy is a shorten word or a slang word of Pilipino. Pinoy basically means Pilipino, Filipinos learn Korean has a traditional game called “palo-sebo” (oily pole).
  • Brazilian use Real, others in South America use Peso
  • Brazilian have carnival, Mexican have El Día de los Muertos.
  • Polish have Fat Thursday.

Easter Pastry

Christmas Pastry

Thanks for my Italian friend Marco

New Year Pastry

Common Pastry

Looking at the traditional desserts of various countries. Pastries, Breads

Ancient Egyptians Bread: 1958 BCE

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East India

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Malpua
[Vedic age: 1500 BCE]

Bangladesh, Odisha, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra and Nepal: Malpua
Tamil Nadu: Adhirasam

Tiger Nut Sweets: 1400 BCE

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Savillum (Cheesecake) (Roman: 100 BCE)

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Europe

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Fruitcake
[Roman Times：27 BCE]

The earliest recipe from ancient Rome lists pomegranate seeds, pine nuts, and raisins that were mixed into barley mash. In the Middle Ages, honey, spices, and preserved fruits were added.

Europe, North America, Israel

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Rye Bread
[Middle Ages: 476 CE]

Germany, Switzerland: Multigrain
United States: Rye and Indian/ Thirded
Scandinavia: Flatbreads
Israel, Canada: Rye Bread

Western, Central and South Asia, the Balkans, the Caucasus, Eastern Europe, North Africa and the Horn of Africa

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Halva/Halwa [CE: 7th]

Azerbaijan: Refers to a layered bakhlava style pastry
Israel: Tahini Halvah

Anatolia, Middle East, Armenia, Balkans, Caucasus, Eastern, Central European, Northern Africa and Central Asia

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Börek [CE: 7th]
Turkish: Börek
Albania: Byrek
Greece: Boureki, Bourekaki
Bulgaria: Byurek
Tunisia, Libya: Brik
Israel: Burekas
Bulgarian, Moldova: Banista
Armenian: Byorek, Borek
Saudi Arabia: Burēk
Russian: Chebureki

Manchet Bread: 1070 CE

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Middle East, Turkey, Greece, and Balkans

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Knafeh
[CE: 10th]

Knafeh(Palestin)

Künefe(Israel): Cheese baked in noodles topped with ice cream and pistachio paste.Thanks for my friend Stück

Khishnah (Arabic: خشنة, rough): crust made from long thin noodle threads
Na’ama (Arabic: ناعمة, fine): semolina dough
Mhayara (Arabic: محيرة, mixed): a mixture of khishnah and na’ama
Mbrwma (Arabic: مبرومة, twined): It is prepared with noodle

South and West Asia, Africa, and Mauritius

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Jalebi [CE: 10th]

Middle Eastern: Zalabiyeh
India, Pakistan: Jalebi
Bangladesh: Jilapi
Nepal: Jerry
Sri Lanka: Pani Walalu or Undu Walalu
Maldives: Zilēbi
Iran: Zoolbia
Azerbaijan: Zulbiya or Zilviya
Ethiopia: Mushabak or Mushabaka
Mauritius and Comoros: Gateau Moutaille

Middle East, the Balkans and the North Africa

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Basbousa [CE: 12th]

Arabic: هريسة Harīsa (meaning Mashed or Crushed), نمورة Nammoura, بسبوسة Basbūsah
Hebrew: בסבוסה Basbūsah
Armenian: Շամալի Shamali
Greek: ραβανί (Ravani), ρεβανί (Revani), σάμαλι (Samali)
Albanian: Revani
Turkish: Revani
Macedonian and Serbian: (Ravanija), Pаванија
Bulgarian: Pеване (Revane)
Somali: Basbuusa
Levant: Hareesa
North Africa: Harissa

Pear of pies (stuffed, baked pears, France, 1379 CE)

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Balkans, South Caucasus and Central Asia

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Baklava [CE: 14th]

Greek: Gastris
Bulgarian, Ethiopia, Iraq, BiH: Baklava
Algerian: Baklawa
Georgian, Azerbaijan, Crimea: Pakhlava

Doucetes: 1450 CE

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Belgian and Dutch

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Oliebol [CE: 15th]

Netherlands: Oliebollen or Smoutballen
Flanders: Croustillons
Eastern Belgium German:
Wallonia , Schmalzkugeln
France: Beignets Rapides
Northern Germany: Ölkugel, Püpperchen, Pupperle, Silvesterfutschen
Austrian German: Gebackene Mäuse
English: Dutch doughnuts or Dutchies
Italy: Bombolini Fritti, Ficattole, Bignoli, Frittoli (or Fritole/Fritule), Sgabei, Bignet, Panzanelle, Coccoli, Zonzelle, Donzelle and so on
Istria: Fritole, Fritule and Blinci
Serbia: Krofne
Portugal: Sonhos
Indonesia: Roti Goreng
Ghana, West Africa: Bofrot or Bofflot
South of Benin: Yovodocon
Nigeria: Puff Puff
Iceland: Ástarpungar (Love Balls)

Trifle: 1596 CE

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Southeast Asia

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Cassava Cake [CE: 16th]

  • Resembles
    Vietnamese: Bánh Khoai Mì
    Caribbean and African: Cassava Pone(Yuca Cake)

Prince Biscuits: 1602 CE

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South Africa

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Melktart [CE: 17th]

Milk tart’s original name is “Melktar” which is a Dutch dessert. It includes milk, eggs, sugar, flour, corn flour, and salt.

South Africa was formed starting from the Cape Town area by the Dutch in 1652. For this reason, the cuisine of South Africa has been influenced by the Dutch cuisine.

Ice cream: 1718 CE

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Yorkshire Pudding: 1747 CE

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Apple Charlotte: 1802 CE

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Cupcake: 1828 CE

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Spotted Dick: 1849 CE

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Welsh Rabbit: 1852 CE

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Latin America, Central America, South America

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Tres Leches Cake [1896 CE]

Honduras, Panama, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Mexico: Torta de tres leches, Pan Tres Leches, Bizcocho de Tres Leches, Pastel de Tres Leches.

Central Europe and the Balkans

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Cremeschnitte [CE: 19th]

Austrian, German: Cremeschnitte
Hungarian: Krémes
Polish: Kremówka, Napoleonka
Lithuania: Napoleon Cake
Romanian: Cremșnit, Cremeș, Crempita
Bosnia and Herzegovinan, Serbian: Krempita/Kремпита
Bosnian: Krempita
Croatian: Kremšnita
Slovak: Krémeš
Slovene: Kremna Rezina, Kremšnita
Montenegro: Kotorska Krempita

Charlotte CE: 19th

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Canadian Butter Tarts: 1900 E

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Pêche Melba: 1903 CE

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Toad in the hole: 1927 CE

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Rice Krispies Treats: 1941 CE

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Victory (Victoria) Sponge Cake: 1948 CE

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Asia, Europe, America

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Rice Pudding [CE: 20th]

this also implies that Central America has a hidden connection with Europe

Mongolia: Rice Pudding
El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and
Spain: Arroz con Leche
Norway: Riskrem
Afghan: Shir Berinj
Iran: Shole Zard
North Macedonia: Sutlijash
Qatar: Rez b Haleeb

Southeast Asia, Southern Europe

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Crème Caramel [CE: 20th]

Spain: Flan de Huevo
Portugal: Pudim Flan
Mexico: Flan
Puerto Rico: Flan
Venezuelan: Quesillo
Brazil: Pudim
Chile: Leche Asada
Peru: Crema Volteada
Croatia: Rožata, Rozata, Rožada or Rozada
Cuba: Flan
India: Caramel Custard
Japan: Purin, Custard Pudding
Malaysia: Caramel Custard
Philippines: Flan
Vietnam: Crème Caramel

Reflection

Asia - Agriculture is more popular - Cereals - Fried Dough.
Europe - Animal Husbandry is more popular - Milk - Cream Cake.

People in different locations use their culture, weather, resources to make their desserts different from other countries.

After the gorgeous Tres Leches Cake, the dessert returns to simplicity, the same as the return to Classical after the Baroque period.

Questions

Why Spain has deep ties with Latin America?

The key is that between 1492 and 1502 Columbus sailed westward across the Atlantic Ocean four times, and the first voyage in 1492 landed on a small island in the Lucaya Islands, which Columbus named San Salvador (different from El Salvador), began to invade the Americas.

Cien años de soledad

French Guiana?

In 1604, the French began to invade, establishing settlements. Later Britain, the Netherlands, France and Portugal competed for this place until it finally belonged to France in 1816.

Why only Brazil speaks Portuguese?

Under the territorial rivalry between Spain and Portugal, Pope Alexander VI mediates, the papal meridian was drawn up, and the land east of the line belonged to Portugal, and the land to the west belonged to Spain, after several changes, Spain gained exclusive rights to the Americas, and Portugal’s occupation of Brazil was recognized.

What is difference between Belgian and Netherlands Waffles(Stroopwafels)

  • Belgian Waffles
    Luikse, Liège: More rich, less airy, use pearl sugar.

  • Brusselse Waffles
    Without pearl sugar, more air, deeper crevices easily hold jams, ice creams and fresh fruit, rectangle shape, these grid patterns are also nicknamed dimples.

  • Netherlands Waffles(Stroopwafels)
    Just like cookies, two flat round contains Dutch molasses syrup, usually covered on hot tea before eat.

Thanks for my Belgian chef Gaudi.

Italian gesture

How to identify which country a person is from

Preposition

And

  • Con: Chile, Dominican, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Spain
  • Med: Denmark
  • Mit: Germany
  • E: Brazil

From

  • De: Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Portugal, Spain, Uruguay

Of

  • Tou: Greece

Is

  • É(left): Brazil

Respected Auxiliary Verb

  • Desu: Japanese
  • Krab: Thai
  • Krub: Indonesian
  • Seumnida: Korean

Greetings

Hi

  • Hola, Buen día, Que tal: Spanish
  • Ola: Portuguese
  • Tervehdyksiä: Finnish
  • Namaskar: India
  • Malekum Salaam: Gambia
  • Szia: Hungary
  • Håfa adai: Guam
  • Cześć: Polish
  • Hay: Pakistani

Friend

  • Rafiki: African

Thanks

  • Gracias: Spanish
  • Obrigado: Portuguese
  • Grazie Mille: Italian

Goodbye

  • Adiós: Spanish
  • Te veo(see ya): Spanish
  • Adeus: Portuguese

Good Night

  • Bonne Nuit: French
  • Buona Notte: Italian
  • Buenas Noches: Spanish
  • Boa Noite: Portugues

Animal Portuguese Spanish

  • Dog cão perro
  • Cat gato tao
  • Pig porco cerdo
  • Cute fofo tierno

Character

  • ç from Brazilian /s/
  • ç from Turk /ch/
  • ş from Turk /sh/
  • Æ from Danish /æ/
  • ą from Polish /on/
  • ł from Polish /fau/
  • å from Guamese /ah/

Laugh

  • Hahaha: American, Moroccan, Turk, Filipino
  • Jaja, Jeje, hehe: Peruvian, Mexican, Nicaraguan, Honduran, Spanish
  • Jsjs: Chile
  • Kkkkkk or ksksksksksk or kakakakaka or rsrsrsrs: Brazilian
  • Jaaa, 555: Thai
  • Jeje: Indonesian
  • Xaxa: Russian

Thanks for my beautiful Brazilian friend, Vitória ;)

Appendix

  • Kazakh

Saki- Huns- Turkis- Kazah, Turkish, Tatar, Uzbek, Azerbaijan, Kurgiz

  • Russian

Moscowia - Russia
Kyivan Rus’ - Ukraine
White Rus’ - Belarus

  • Mexican

Totonacas, Olmecas, Aztec, Tarahumara, Tarascos

Thanks for my Mexican friend Oz.

Instrument

  • Bandura - Ukrain
  • Dombıra - Kazakh
  • Matouqin - Mongolia

Board game

  • Italian - Azul
  • Chilean - Domino
  • Korean - Yunnori

Wolof

Wolof is common in Gambia and Senegal. There are different tribes in the Gambia and each has their own language. Those tribes are widespread and their languages are spoken in the west coast region. The most spoken and widespread is Fula from the Fula tribe.

Thanks for my Gambian friend Amon.

Similar Flags

🇧🇭: Bahrain
🇶🇦: Qatar
🇲🇹: Malta
🇮🇩: Indonesia
🇲🇨: Monaco
🇵🇱: Poland
🇦🇹: Austria
🇱🇻: Latvia

🇭🇳: Honduras
🇸🇻: El Salvador

Famous Event

  1. Oktoberfest, Germany
  2. Tomorrowland, Belgium
  3. Carnival, Brazil
  4. Coachella, United States
  5. Holi, India
  6. St. Patrick’s Day, Ireland
  7. La Tomatina, Spain
  8. Fasnacht, Switzerland

Spirits

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