text: Everyone loves food. But nowadays what catches most people's attention is healthy organic food. People travel to different countries to find good authentic cultural food that pleases their taste buds and makes them feel full.
  But not everyone can travel to foreign countries to eat authentic cultural dishes. We have devised a list of easy authentic cultural dishes that you can make at home, enjoy with your loved ones, and have the most exotic experiences.
  Gumbo – Louisiana
  If you love hot, hearty stews, it would be good to learn how to create a gumbo. Gumbo originated in Louisiana back in the 18th century. One of the main advantages of cooking gumbo is that you can choose to cook it with your choice of meat or even can choose to make a vegetarian version of the gumbo.
  Paella is the national dish of Spain and was initially created in Valencia. Paella is a flavored, mouth-watering dish that features rice, chorizo sausage, paprika, mussels, and saffron and is cooked in large quantities as paella is cooked to be shared with a group of your family or friends.
  Oliebol – Netherlands
  Assuming that you have a bit of a sweet tooth, you might like to learn how to cook oliebol. Oliebol is a Dutch dessert that could be compared to flapjacks and is a small round type of pancake customarily loaded up with raisins and covered in icing sugar. Assuming you love traditional pancakes and are quick to attempt a social variety of pancakes, it's worth trying to make your own oliebol.
  Pavlova – Australia and New Zealand
  Pavlova is a cultural dessert that is credited to both Australia and New Zealand. Pavlova was named after the popular prima ballet performer Anna Pavlova and is a light, fluffy, meringue-based dessert which is typically covered in newly whipped cream and fresh fruit like strawberries and kiwifruit.
  All in All
  Finding different cultural dishes in foreign countries is easy! You will need to travel a lot if you want to have the experience of eating a dish that is a specialty of a different country or culture compared to yours.
  For those who can't travel, the dishes mentioned in this blog can be of great help as these authentic dishes can be easily made at home, and you can enjoy their cultural uniqueness.