All that matters is that you enjoyed what you made, and it seems that you did!

I know why it happens. I’m saying in this case it’s a shame. It’s an iconic French dish.

And yes, America has a long history of misnaming things partially due to its historic insularity. Same for Japan. As the planet gets smaller, and cultures become more familiar and known, here’s hoping misnaming other countries stuff for the hell of it eventually comes to an end.

You already have pasta. You don‘t need to put bread with it

It's a variation of ratatouille that's prepared in a tian style.

No.

Sounds lush looks great thanks for your reply

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If it becomes culturally known as that in another culture, it's just kinda unnecessary to correct it.

Like the fact that corn dogs are called "American Dogs" in Japan. This style of dish was popularised by the Disney movie in the US, and was called Ratatouille in the film. So that's what a lot of people call it. Names change.

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He asked why it was being downvoted, I gave an answer. The idea of something like garlic bread being served with a pasta dish is very much an American thing.

That’s probably why it’s being downvoted.

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It looks great but that's a tian

Some homemade mac and cheese (the wife threw in some smoked gouda that changed my life) prime rib and spicy cheesy broccoli. The roll rose but flattened back out lol baked em anyway

So?

sometimes the simple things are the best

Because eating a carbohydrate in a bowl of carbohydrate is a whole bunch of carbohydrates.

What's all on here?

The stuffing was in another dish haha woops

I d add few chips!

Turnips

Thank you! Made sure we brought back enough roast just for these bad boys!!

I usually would but i couldnt disrespect the roast like that

Mustard on broccoli? French's mustard at that?

Thank you!! It was

My GF made these for Christmas Eve. Absolutely amazing. At some point in the future, she's going to do the core recipe again, as cinnamon rolls.