I'm very curious to know what foods white people at least here in the U. S. eats or grow up eating for dinner that your mom or dad cooked daily?

[CalmYourTits]

Well my mom is Italian, so I grew up eating a lot of Italian style cooking. Sausage and peppers, braciole, pizza (my nonna owned a pizzeria), pasta cabanara, pasta fagioli, chicken parmigiana, panzanella salad, gnocchi, good Italian bread, etc My mom and sister can both cook really well, and my uncle is a really good cook too.

Chicken Francese

This is my favorite. My mom makes it for my birthday every year!

Pasta Primavera

Fried Zucchini

Eggplant Parmigiana

[Hyped_up_on_coffee]

I assume that it is casseroles. I’m Hispanic and when my grandmother passed away all of the white neighbors brought us casseroles

[Iron_Man]

Spaghetti and meatballs, we have turkey chickens, pork chops a little bit Beef stew, Ham meat loaf, chicken and dumplings. We eat southern home cooking and for Thanksgiving we have scallop potatoes broccoli casserole all the works

[Jjpayne]

My foods were pretty much simple. Meat, potatoes veggie, spaghetti, lasagna, pea soup, french onion soup, chicken noodle soup, chili, and sometimes fried rice. Stuff like that

[dreamstar72]

Why not PEOPLE, if you said the opposite you would be racist

[COMMODOREII]

I wonder too. I grew up on Mexican foods like frijoles, sopa de arroz, flautas, tacos, enchiladas, caldo de rez, caldo de pollo y mas. Lol

[Anonymous]

Oh my god, is these pilaf and dry bean with meat? Oh my god, this is our cuisine lol

[Jack9949]

Whatever we get out hands on.