Month: March 2018

Europe Map of National Dishes

Map of the National Dishes of European Countries

Here we have a Europe map with all the national dishes of the different countries listed. While lots of the dishes are endemic to certain countries. However this is not the whole story. Gastronomically speaking Europe would be better split up into food regions rather than countries. A good example would be the former Yugoslavia. It is now made up of many smaller countries like Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Slovenia and Kosovo. This region has many dishes that almost all these countries would consider their own. These foods would be Burek, Cevapi (Cevapcici) , pita, pljeskavica and a whole lot seafood dishes. We have attributed these dishes to the countries that seemed to be the most vocal about a dish being theirs. We may not have got this right every time but we have tried to be as accurate as possible.

Above we have a map of the Dishes of Europe and below we have listed them in a table with the country listed beside it. We recommend as a fun trip trying to eat each national dish in the native country. Although you might need a few trips 😉

Country National Dish
Albania Kacamak
Austria Schnitzel
Belarus Draniki
Belgium Waffles
Bosnia and Herzegovina Burek
Bulgaria Banitsa
Croatia Cevapi
Czech Republic Svickova
Denmark Smorrebrod
Estonia Verivorst
Finland Mustikkapiirakka
France Foie Gras
Germany Wurst
Greece Moussaka
Hungary Goulash
Iceland Skyr
Ireland Irish Stew
Italy Pasta
Latvia Sklandrausis
Lithuania Cepelinai
Macedonia Tavche Gravche
Moldova Mamaliga
Montenegro Kacamak
Netherlands Herring
Norway Salmon
Poland Pierogi
Portugal Bacalhan
Romania Ciorba
Russia Pelmeni
Scotland Haggis
Serbia Burek
Slovakia Hulusky
Slovenia Gibenica
Spain Paella
Sweden Kottbullar
Switzerland Fondue
Ukraine Borshch
United Kingdom Fish & Chips

Map of Armenia

A map of Armenia

Armenia is considered to be on the very edge of what we would call modern day Europe. Some experts would say it is part of Asia Minor but one thing we know is that it definitely is a country that spans the east/west divide. The capital of Armenia is Yerevan with a population of about 1 million people as of 2018.

Here we have a large map and you can expand it to it’s maximum size by clicking on the image and then clicking on the cross in the top right hand corner.