/r/EuropeEats
You MUST select user flair to contribute!
― Share photos of your dishes eaten in Europe, whether self-made or prepared for you. ― The origin of the dish need not be European. ― OC photos of decent quality only, no videos, no links. Posts with blurry photos will be removed. ― Be positive, no-one in here wants to see negativity. ― Vote up what you like, it gives the contributors stars ★ and pens ✎ and thus the power to award medals 🥇 to posts (see the ultimate guide below).
Dishes eaten on the European continent, self-made or prepared for you. Reverse storytelling by multipictures encouraged, also usage of user and post flairs.
/r/EuropeEats
In this post everything kitcheny goes, preferrably with original content pics:
Have fun!
There is now an official EuropeEatsBot which takes care for stars, pens and medals. This is an almost fully automated procedure by now. However, some minor hiccups can still occur: don't be mad at EEB if something doesn't turn out as expected, it's still learning.
EEB also will inform you on achievements like when you automatically gain Chef status on your first submission, or when you obtain new stars and pens due to your ongoing contributions.
The times of voluntarily flairing up are over: it's mandatory from April on. EEB will automatically remove all contributions from unflaired users. A modmail with detailed instructions will be sent to the user whose post or comment got removed. After flairing up, the post or comment can be re-submitted.
And please remember: negativity of any kind is not welcome in this sub :)
Ossobuco was a little too thin, but it's hard to get here. Gotta work with what I have.
Or as we say in Sweden: Blodpudding, sidfläsk, och lingonsylt. Saknar pressgurka.
I know it’s not European food, but I’m Malaysian living in Europe, that counts right? 😉
Tomatoes and capers
With pan fried crispy bacon lardons. All home made by myself.