"like Germans, we want our food to be good" There's something wrong with this sentence XD !
Anyway, what you're saying is true, but I don't think it applies to kebab. It's so good as it is, and there's a limit to how "filling" something has to be to be good, for our tastes, as you noted XD But of course other cusines are really toned down for this reason-- Indian and Chinese cooking, for example, I've been told that in Italy they are pretty much flavourless XD --And I'm kinda grateful, once I went with some friends in an original Indian restaurant attended by Indians only and I almost had an anaphylactic shock because of the extreme spiciness x'DDD
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Date: 25/2/16 10:31 (UTC)There's something wrong with this sentence XD !
Anyway, what you're saying is true, but I don't think it applies to kebab. It's so good as it is, and there's a limit to how "filling" something has to be to be good, for our tastes, as you noted XD
But of course other cusines are really toned down for this reason-- Indian and Chinese cooking, for example, I've been told that in Italy they are pretty much flavourless XD --And I'm kinda grateful, once I went with some friends in an original Indian restaurant attended by Indians only and I almost had an anaphylactic shock because of the extreme spiciness x'DDD