Five European Dishes You Need to Know | Part 2

What’s your favorite European dish? Italian pizza or fish & chips from Britain? Or would you prefer mussels with fries, goulash or ratatouille? Many European dishes are world-famous. We show you five European classics that you absolutely must try. We looked at what makes them so special and what you need to consider when preparing them. Join us to make pizza in Naples, cook goulash in Budapest and prepare moules frites in Brussels. In Torquay, England, we serve deep-fried fish with chips and in Nice, ratatouille is on the menu.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:17 Italian Pizza
1:44 Hungarian Goulash
3:00 Belgian Moules Frites
4:11 English Fish&Chips
5:06 French Ratatouille
CREDITS:
Report: Christian Weibezahn
Edit: Andreas Ogrzewalla
Supervising Editors: Ruben Kalus
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[@pavloskaisseris7587]

Moussaka from Greece ❤🇬🇷

[@belalkhater]

It's Egyptian

[@Kivas_Fajo]

Black Risotto from Dalmatia/Croatia. Wiener Schnitzel from Vienna. Boeuf Bourgignon from France. ćevapčići from Bosnia. Paella from Spain. Ragu Bolognese with tagliatelle/Italy. Graved Lax from Sweden. Bakalao from Portugal. Baguette jamon et beurre from France. Cheese Fondue from Switzerland Sweet tooth: Rožata from Dubrovnik/Croatia Crêpes from France Everything from Austria. Cannoli from Italy Eclairs from France Gelato from Italy Black Forest Gateau from Germany.

[@DWFood]

🤗

[@quelodequelo]

Look I start just with a list from my city.. Lasagne from Bologna Tortellini from Bologna Tortelloni from Bologna Mortadella from Bologna Passatelli from Bologna Cotoletta from Bologna Friggione from Bologna Gnocco fritto from Bologna Crescentina from Bologna 🤌 from Bologna Listing random dishes from Europe doesn't make sense at all

[@joaomatos1420]

Bacalhau*

[@Kivas_Fajo]

@@joaomatos1420 thx

[@franktechmaniac7488]

Bacalao is eaten in Portugal and Spain, but it comes from Norway or Iceland.

[@liquidair1153]

So many iconic dishes and in every country! Bœuf Bourguignon, France Ribbensteg, Denkark Schweinshaxe, Germany Paella, Spain Matjes, Netherlands Kötbullar, Sweden Wiener Schnitzel, Austria Cheese fondue, Switzerland Cevapcici, Croatia Haggis, Scotland Bohemian bread dumplings, Czech Republic

[@du9552]

Ćevapi are originally from Bosnia, not Croatia.

[@DWFood]

Thanks for the mouth-watering list. Take a look at part 1 of some other European food classics and enjoy Paella Valenciana and Wiener Schnitzel kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@gregmasters8558]

Looks bland. I prefer Asian cuisine.

[@KitsuneHB]

Schweinshaxe is more likely to find in the south of Germany. Here in the north Matjes or other fish dishes or Grünkohl is more common.

[@ellebelle2507]

Tortilla española Gazpacho Croatian seafood Portuguese pasteis de nata Green bean soup from Germany Moussaka, Greece Aubergine Parmigiana, Italy German bread, biscuits, cakes French, Italian, Spanish cheese British cheese and dairy is amazing too

[@OoOoOo-we3dn]

Grüne-Bohnensuppe geht hard ngl

[@guineapigshavetakenovermyl6602]

I love gazpacho so much!!!!!

[@seraybozkir2270]

Moussakka is originally an Egyptian dish. Chinese from Europe - Greeks - again took a dish from another culture and showed as "Greek"...

[@chrisandersen5635]

They are all my favorite. I love all kinds of food from many cultures. Vietnamese pho one day, cioppino the next, raspberry tarte tetin, and so on. And on…. Great segment DW.

[@What1666]

Zsófia is a great chef.

[@ThePepicFamilyof6]

Nice video hello from Florida

[@vaughnwilliams1208]

I love fish and chips anyway, food of the people (so is pizza)

[@lnhn963]

Fish and chips!👍

[@Borna958]

As continental croat I approve this goulash

[@nestorluca3440]

Swedish kardemummabullar / cardamom buns!

[@baconpancakes8899]

I really love Schaufele

[@cooking-onyoutube]

Nice

[@cristosocorromedina580]

❤

[@verybighomer]

Swiss Rösti (kind of a potato pancake) Swiss/French Fondue Obazda (Camenbert cheese+butter+paprika and more) with pretzels from Bavaria in Germany Greek yoghurt with honey and nuts Sachertorte from Vienna/Austria A good simple risotto or pasta dish from Italy made by Granny Poffertjes mini pancakes from The Netherlands The list could go on and on....

[@MrPolluxxxx]

Sorry, french fondue doesn't exist. Fondue is swiss

[@seraybozkir2270]

Yoghurt is Turkish and originally from Central Asia.

[@user-nr8uh9ur4p]

@@MrPolluxxxx Check the french "fondue bourguignonne" with meat !

[@MrPolluxxxx]

@@user-nr8uh9ur4p I know what it is and it is also of swiss origin. The "bourguignonne" part refers to the meat, not the place of origin.

[@clementine7582]

Tapas, Sauerkraut, Matjes Herring, Tiramisu, Borscht,

[@coffeecake8098]

What's about Matjes fromThe Netherlands? Spaghetti Carbonara or Bolognese? Quiche Lorraine? Bauernfrühstück/ Farmers' Breakfast?

[@jc3drums916]

Frikadeller and æbleskiver from Denmark, gravad lax from Sweden, doner kebab and its derivatives.

[@smarteveryday1606]

ratatouille anytime

[@wujus2]

There is plenty from Polish cusine too. We all know and love Pierogi and how versatile they are. There are couple more like: Bigos, Kluski Śląskie, Racuchy, Gołąbki, Barszcz z uszkami. But there is one dish which stands out as it is one of a kind. You wouldn't really find this one in any other country. I belive soup called "Żurek" deserves it's own episode . Unmistakable flavour and warmth that acompanies this dish is bringing all the best memories. Also it is traditionally eaten at easter holidays, which are not far away. Could be just the perfect time to make a film about it ;)

[@SK-lt1so]

I'll never understand why mussels are not more popular in the USA, where the quality (at least in the NE) is excellent.

[@pufache]

Romanian cabbage rolls

[@aknetworkedit]

I can say I have never heard of pizza. Or Italy. I didn't know those two words go together.

[@donq2957]

Fish and Chips are British contribution to world gastronomy.

[@kahwaing125]

smorgasbord please

[@louisazraels7072]

I really wouldn't call mussels luxurious, even in Belgium (much cheaper in France) you can get a kg of mussels for 5-6 euros, fries are basically free, so for 6-7 euros you get a big portion for one person. Not cheap, but in line with other type of meats (which are more expensive per kg but you need less because no shells)

[@janvangorp6918]

Mussels are from Zeeland. I don't now what makes it so popular? Mussels for me with plenty full Brown bread. The grey shrimp crocket. That's Belgium.

[@Mrquestoota]

Pixar version of Ratatouille

[@Hibbou.]

seriously?? ratatouille for france???

[@DWFood]

Take a look at part 1 of European Must-Eats: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@colorsfly]

french background Music to Italien Pizza... well done...

[@user-en8vp6fc9f]

fish n chips? Why no paella?

[@bjolam3997]

Chips in uk are low quality...minimum double fried like in Belgium is the only way to make fries. I guess the maker is from uk and needed to choose something....what else could they choose beans on toast?

[@chingizzhylkybayev8575]

What's wrong with fish and chips?

[@geerd1]

Why specifically attack fish and chips?

[@MrKh4Ot1k]

There's nothing wrong with fish and chips, as well with paella! It was just a choice for this video. I love them both, but being a fisherman and growing up with fish, I'd choose it over the Spanish delicacy.

[@DWFood]

Paella has been prepared in part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@Capitulum11]

Goat cheese KEKW

[@Fernando_Calero]

Seafood paella

[@DWFood]

A paella is prepared in part 1 of Europe's Best Dishes kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@lnhn963]

Ratatouille

[@franktechmaniac7488]

Where's my Bratwurst?

[@maricarmenpozo1742]

Paella and tortilla de patata from Spain . The best😊😊

[@ralftimmler1404]

Sauerkrau???

[@Mr_Amit]

1:21 Why can't we all just call a pineapple "Ananas"

[@SuperSilkwood]

Another European dish is Kebab missing 😅😅

[@cookingbells]

Five is far from enough.

[@alex_tahiti]

What about spain, greece, portugal, sweden, germany, austria? There is so many meal yet you choose fish and oil....

[@DWFood]

Please check out part 1 of our Europe's Best Dishes kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@4nn13h7]

Sorry, but ratatouille for France? What about crepes? Coq au vin? Onion soup? Cassoulet?!?!

[@CarlH08]

Fish and chips over Paella?

[@DWFood]

Take a look at part 1 of the best dishes from Europe kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@dmnos6824]

How about chicken topping for pizza?!

[@zeyufeng516]

Currywurst and Dönner

[@franktechmaniac7488]

They are both rather junkfood than classic dishes.

[@denkoxh8610]

There's no paella 😢

[@DWFood]

Paella has been in part 1 of the best dishes from Europe kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@mikew2111]

No German dishes. Schnitzel , Rouladen!

[@graffity_x6624]

Schnitzel is Austrian

[@ryanw903]

German sausage

[@jamespyle777]

Sauerbraten, my great-grandmother from there always made it for Christmas.

[@SuneBerlin]

European Bread, Baguette, Ciabatta, Gervek, Pitta, Pumpernickel, Banitza, Smorebrod, English toast, croissant....

[@DWFood]

Anyone who's longing for Wiener Schnitzel, a currywurst or a baguette please check part 1 of our European Must-Eats: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-WXpqKr56gbdU

[@emilk157]

So many dishes and you pick fish and chips 😂. Come on mate.

[@adamtier3263]

Irish Stew 🇮🇪

[@12time12]

They killed that pizza by using a gas flame, nothing beats the taste of a wood fired or coal fired pizza.

[@johnreynolds5407]

No mention of "pizza" originating in Persia during the Achaemenid Empire. Jews bringing fried fish to the UK is however mentioned when discussing "fish and chips".

[@BearODice]

Flatbread with cheese and dates as the Persins did it is not pizza in the generally accepted tradition. Flatbread have been in many cultures for centuries. However, the variation we generally know as pizza originated in Italy, an area with just as long a history as the Persia. Wikipedia can teach you many things if you read the full article. 😂

[@johnreynolds5407]

​@@BearODiceThen why even mention it in an entry entitled "History of Pizza"?

[@SiegfriedDerDrachentoter]

No mention we don’t care - most foods have similar equivalents in many cultures

[@thespiritof76.]

@@BearODice Wikipedia is full of $hit.

[@jamespyle777]

Thought the Portuguese brought fish & chips because they're obsessed with cod. At least they did it with tea.

[@mshark2205]

It pales in comparison with the cuisine on the other side of the Mediterranean - North Africa/ Levantine

[@raycenteno7698]

Probably a Haitian or East African. You see a lot of them.

[@Golth1502]

sad

[@joaopontes1760]

An entire continent of exquisite food that could have been shown and you go fo fish and chips in the video? Really?..

[@aliancemd]

Fish & Chips? Really?…

[@asismful]

all look very boring to me

[@MrBelmont79]

Fries with mayonnaise? Savages! 🙄 they go with ketchup ✋🏻🇺🇸

[@RoyalMela]

Fries are originally from Belgium and if they eat it with mayo, it is the proper way.

[@Shaytan.666]

Fies without mayo? You savages

[@uneqejam]

And just like with everything else, now these dishes which times ago were invented by the poor common folk, are a meal for the "educated" and the rich....The poor, having lost God, have lost conscience and freedom and Peace, and as a result will take anything that stimulates the most their taste: everything oily, creamy, doughy, to fill that gap that the abscence of God creates, and as a result obesity appears, and illnesses reign..... ✝️