Road food
Sori poɔ Bondirii, e la zie ba naŋ maŋ maale bondirii a zuo a zaa sori turibo naŋ maŋ tu sori a te ta ba taabo zie. Gbɛɛ yaga sori bondirii maŋ e la boma banaŋ maale koɔrɔ bondi- maale dire poɔ. Sori poɔ bondirii gyamaa maŋ e la boma banaŋ koɔrɔ zie na banaŋ maŋ koɔrɔ bondirii, pɛnnoo zirii.[1] American poɔ, sori poɔ bondirii e la ” comfort food" aseŋ hamburgers, ba-nɛne toloŋ, nɔ-nɛne seɛraa, barbecue ane pizza.[2] Sori poɔ bondirii maalo na baŋ e la bondirii banaŋ maŋ maale wieŋ, cafes ane barbecue shacks[3] ane a taaba gyamaa.
Sori poɔ bondirii la da e a yelzu a ko a SoriBondirii a Jane and Michael Stern naŋ sɛge, a gane ŋa yi la gbaŋgbale poɔ a 1977 yuoni poɔ. Jane Stern taa la James Beard kyɔɔtaa a naŋ waana a ŋaa a kyaare a sori poɔ bondirii a Gourmet magazine[4] paaloŋ na poɔ.Sori poɔ e la bondirii naŋ kpɛ sinii kompiitare poɔ a pale sinii kaŋa a yelzu naŋ di Feast, ing on Asphalt, James Beard onaŋ la da di a kyɔɔtare ŋa poɔ ane noba mine aseŋ, Alton Brown, and Al Roker's Roker ba naŋ koɔrɔ a koro noba a sori poɔ naŋ tuuro sori.
Gyeremɛ ane yelsɛge binne
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]1. Jane and Michael Stern 2011, p. xvii"The vast majority of road food restaurants require no reservations and are come-as-you-are"
2. Olmstead 2012.
3. Rodell 2013.
4. Random House.
Sommo Yizie
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]- ↑ Jane and Michael Stern 2011, p. xvii"The vast majority of road food restaurants require no reservations and are come-as-you-are"
- ↑ Olmstead, Larry (July 6, 2012), "Road-trip eats: best food off the interstate", USA Today
- ↑ Rodell, Sara (November 2013), "The South's Best Road Food", Southern Living
- ↑ Author profile: Jane Stern, Random House, retrieved 2013-11-30