Short soup and long soup are awesome too (wonton and noodle Cantonese fusion soups respectively)
Aussie cafe food is sick, loads of awesome fusion stuff. Just near me (halfway to bumfuck nowhere) I have caradmom spiced oat porridge, crispy eggplant burger with Korean sesame inspired ssuce and shit.
No, specifically dim sim, rhymes with Jim. Dim sum I’d wager some people would think you’re mispronouncing dim sim, and others would understand it to be dim sum (which we generalise as ‘what you eat at yum cha’).
Yes there are vegan ones but they wouldn’t be commonly sold at fast food stores. Dim sim are commonly found at fish and chip shops and are an accompaniment to that meal, or standalone snack. If you wanted vegan ones your best bet is finding frozen ones at the supermarket.
-Flat White and Long Black (copy Italian coffee traditions).
-Chicken Parma (copy Italian Parmigiana)
-Dim Sims (copy Chinese dumplings, steal the name from Dim Sum)
-Chick Katsu Sushi rolls (copy Japanese sushi rolls but put avocado and snitzel in it)
-Burger with the lot (copy USA burger but add egg, beetroot and pineapple)
Short soup and long soup are awesome too (wonton and noodle Cantonese fusion soups respectively)
Aussie cafe food is sick, loads of awesome fusion stuff. Just near me (halfway to bumfuck nowhere) I have caradmom spiced oat porridge, crispy eggplant burger with Korean sesame inspired ssuce and shit.
-Similarly good wine because we just copied Italian traditions and later French
Banh mi on tiger bread (rather than baguette) and a snot block holleeeeee
Smashed avo with feta and balsam drizzle hollleeeeeeeee
Potato borek dipped in chilli sauce HOLLLEEEEEE
dim sim with an i?
looking it up they’re like halfway between a shaomai and a jianbao? which i guess can be dim sum items, so it’s dim sum with an aus/nz accent. dim səm
do they have vegan ones
No, specifically dim sim, rhymes with Jim. Dim sum I’d wager some people would think you’re mispronouncing dim sim, and others would understand it to be dim sum (which we generalise as ‘what you eat at yum cha’).
Yes there are vegan ones but they wouldn’t be commonly sold at fast food stores. Dim sim are commonly found at fish and chip shops and are an accompaniment to that meal, or standalone snack. If you wanted vegan ones your best bet is finding frozen ones at the supermarket.
Also it’s 1 dim-sim, 2 dim-sims with the plural.
Dims sim like attorneys general