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Rice, with pastelon which is basically a mix of ground beef, cheese, sweet plantains, and flavoring so it taste good.

What to u mean all timers? Like old people food, or all times of day food that one could eat? Or maybe just your favorite food?

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Daft Puck wrote:
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But then again I do like sweet and sour stir-fry quite a bit. I guess they’re tied for first.

Daft Puck wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:
Pizza (delivery)

But then again I do like sweet and sour stir-fry quite a bit. I guess they’re tied for first.

Oh sweet and sour stir fry is gooood…

Anonymous wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:
Pizza (delivery)

But then again I do like sweet and sour stir-fry quite a bit. I guess they’re tied for first.

Oh sweet and sour stir fry is gooood…

Yea, I know. Isn’t it? It’s one of my favorites. Unfortunately, I don’t get to eat it very often.

General Tso Chicken, and deep dish supreme pizza. I’d say they are favorite only because they are a rare delicacy for me.

Daft Puck wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:
Pizza (delivery)

But then again I do like sweet and sour stir-fry quite a bit. I guess they’re tied for first.

Oh sweet and sour stir fry is gooood…

Yea, I know. Isn’t it? It’s one of my favorites. Unfortunately, I don’t get to eat it very often.

They need to give out discounts in chinese food places LOL

Anonymous wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:
Pizza (delivery)

But then again I do like sweet and sour stir-fry quite a bit. I guess they’re tied for first.

Oh sweet and sour stir fry is gooood…

Yea, I know. Isn’t it? It’s one of my favorites. Unfortunately, I don’t get to eat it very often.

They need to give out discounts in chinese food places LOL

lol. I agree. :P

Dr. Jackson wrote:
General Tso Chicken, and deep dish supreme pizza. I’d say they are favorite only because they are a rare delicacy for me.

Drools, Chicago got that deep dish stuff, have you been to UNO before?

No haven’t heard of it. The Jets Pizza near me that prepares it quite well.

Fresh baked bread with good butter is my favorite. : )

Apple and cinnamon butter with fresh bread. O_O

Dr. Jackson wrote:
Apple and cinnamon butter with fresh bread. O_O

: D

I’m getting hungry now. Jeez; I just ate.

CookieDog wrote:

Dr. Jackson wrote:
Apple and cinnamon butter with fresh bread. O_O

: D

I’m getting hungry now. Jeez; I just ate.

lol. I know what you mean. :P

Edamame (soy beans.) :)
and milk.

Lasagna!

crystalvision wrote:
Edamame (soy beans.) :)
and milk.

Both lovely things.
I don’t know what my favorite is.
Potentially noodles covered in melted butter and grated parmesan cheese.

Daft Puck wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:
Pizza (delivery)

But then again I do like sweet and sour stir-fry quite a bit. I guess they’re tied for first.

I forgot! Another favorite of mine is vegetarian stuffed mushrooms. I eat that everyone Christmas and Thanksgiving instead of Turkey. *Drools*

tequila and vodka if they could be turned into foods!

Otherwise deep fry calamari….mmmmmmmm =]

Hmm I think Pasta..nice, light and healthy..but of course I could eat hazlenut chocolate and honey cake any day..

Thanks for the invite..amazingg post:)
hope ur feeling better x

Starchild007 wrote:
My bf is an EXCELLENT cook, so everything he makes seems to become my favorite at the moment, but I guess before he came along, for me, nothing could beat a good juicy tender rare steak with sauteed mushrooms and a loaded baked potato. …My favorite dessert, hands down, is cheesecake covered in cherries. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

dam the cheesecake covered in cherries had me drooling

chocolate.

Chocolate pizza, chocolate chow mein, chocolate sandwich… I’m not fussy as long as it has chocolate :o)

In no particular order: tempura shrimp and veggies, lemon icebox pie, key lime pie, strawberry cheesecake, biscuits and gravy, garlic bread sticks, Chik Filet sandwiches, lasagne, bacon & eggs with grits and buttered toast (buttered before toasting), also cheese toast & cinnamon toast, beef or chicken burritos, tortilla chips with salsa (esp. Tostitos hint of lime).

Christmas dinner :)

Olives from the Barossa Valley.

Toasties from the dutch inn.
Highway made sandwich from someone you love.
Roast taters shared with mates.
Pancakes and Bacon in the snow.
Fresh corn stolen from the field.
Oranges eaten while still up the tree.
Laos bbq fish.
But favorite?
Grapes stolen from warm lips.

I can’t choose a single favorite.

Pizza, cheesecake, blueberries, butter pecan ice cream, omlette with shredded fried potatoes, onion, bell pepper, tomato, and a few different kinds of cheese, my mom’s shrimp fried rice, vegetarian egg rolls, and almost anything that my husband cooks. (He’s an AWESOME chef!)

I love Pizza, Chinese veg. noodles, french fries, In Indian: butter naan http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_QVj5_hBNJOc…
with cooked mix vegetables, http://www.laxminrsimha.in/coocking/a…
lots more….

Chunkymoves wrote:
Toasties from the dutch inn.
Highway made sandwich from someone you love.
Roast taters shared with mates.
Pancakes and Bacon in the snow.
Fresh corn stolen from the field.
Oranges eaten while still up the tree.
Laos bbq fish.
But favorite?
Grapes stolen from warm lips.

Those are great! As a boy I enjoyed muscadine grapes filched from a neighbor’s garden. And it’s hard to beat a fresh peach outside on a hot summer day. Or strawberries eaten from the fridge in the middle of the night.

Tomato Pasta bake or home made macaroni cheese!

cheesecake

Bread! Or pasta! Actually, all those flour-y things that go right to my thighs -_-. Yummm garlic bread… Other than that, bananas or fruit in general

Sushi, everyday for the rest of my life, i wouldn’t complain.
and raspberries. :)

Spaghetti! Roman noodles Swiss rolls. Dunkin stixs. Hunny bun. Alfredo chicken. Rice krispie treats. Must I say more lol

Italian :)

♪ PheeGee ♫ wrote:
Chicken korma from my local Indian place, I know its the wuss curry but oh my god its like heaven.

Yes, yes it is. : )

My second or third favorite, I think.

I have so many. I loooove Indian food.. as well as Asian cuisine. Sushi, fried rice, anything. I’m such a glutton. ;D

free food :D

I have to agree with windmills, Italian for me too.

Oh, Juggalo reminded me.. Cinnabons!

what is this food you speak of? I don’t eat, eating is for squares :P lolz, jk. I used to like pizza til I became lactose intolerant, now I LOVE me some fruit. Any kind, I will take any fruit above anything, even chocolate :o

Now i am drinking the pure milk…..I like it .

Strawberry Cheese Cake!

babacup wrote:
Strawberry Cheese Cake!

(drools)

crystalvision wrote:
Edamame (soy beans.) :)
and milk.

I accidently purchased edamame in sea salt in the freezer section of the store. I thought I grabbed peapods. My son who does not like very many foods, tried one and he loves them. I was so happy to find a green veggie that he actually eats.

I did not even know they were soy beans.

Oooh, I’m not sure. Maybe raspberries, but I also love calzones. Especially spinach ones.
Ahhh now I’m hungry D:

grilled cheese sandwich

Lomo saltado
Aji de gallina
Seco de rez
Arroz chaufa
Arroz con pollo

Peruvian food in general ^^
If you haven’t tried it, your missing A LOT!!

chocolate candy bars

berzeker23 wrote:

OceanCold wrote:
Lomo saltado
Aji de gallina
Seco de rez
Arroz chaufa
Arroz con pollo

Peruvian food in general ^^
If you haven’t tried it, your missing A LOT!!

Arroz con pollo 3

Buenazo!!! =)

fool we tamia

Pierogis from Velselka in NYC…sooo good!

Baked beans, and mashed potato, mashed together, with either sausaged or fish fingers inside. XD Yum yum!

Rare fillet steak with dianne sauce & grilled mushrooms with onion rings.

For desert, black forest gateau, mmmmmmmmmmmm

Haggis is pretty darned good too

Daft Puck wrote:

Daft Puck wrote:
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But then again I do like sweet and sour stir-fry quite a bit. I guess they’re tied for first.

So are you the same Daft Puck who’s been having major digestive (and other) problems?

The big fat french fries with mayonaise…holy shimoley!!!
All time favorite…
Add some sweet tea, and I’m in pig heaven….:DDD

Ummm, most Italian foods

Pizza =]

fried chicken

Pizza

Shashlik, it’s a local dish from where I grew up ^^ Juicy, tenderized, delicious meat from a slow cook over an open fire. Lamb was the best.

Unagi (eel)!

My Mom’s cooking! How’s THAT for stackin’ up the Brownie points? Actually, anything that I haven’t cooked could be classified as my ‘favourite’. ..Willy.

Sans Unleashed wrote:
Oh, Juggalo reminded me.. Cinnabons!

You make me hungry haha :)

There is nothing worse.

Pasta.

peaches
raspberries (fresh)
parsnips
dark chocolate, at least 73%
serrano peppers with tomatoes

Pretty much anything with cheese lol, especially pasta.
Oh and I also love seafood:)

Shepard’s pie. imm super irish

T-bone steak medium rare with spaghetti on the side. Best meal in the world…

I really love salads that are made with vegetables but then have cashews and berries sprinkles on top and balsamic dressing with maple syrup.

so dis ga^-^

babacup wrote:
Strawberry Cheese Cake!

Yes ,dark choclate,at least 70%;
codfish;
pomegranate;
mangosteen;and a lot ……

LadyMufflewump wrote:
peaches
raspberries (fresh)
parsnips
dark chocolate, at least 73%
serrano peppers with tomatoes

berzeker23 wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
Rare fillet steak with dianne sauce & grilled mushrooms with onion rings.

For desert, black forest gateau, mmmmmmmmmmmm

Haggis is pretty darned good too

black forest gateau sounds good, what is Haggis?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

It sounds gross, but it’s actually really nice, it’s a bit peppery, but really good, it can be as part of breakfast, or as a main meal.

Haggis is what all these Scots eat. I learned about their love affair with it right after I joined Help.com…. It still sounds gross to me. Maybe JN will send me a care package of the stuff so I can expand my horizons.

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:

berzeker23 wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
Rare fillet steak with dianne sauce & grilled mushrooms with onion rings.

For desert, black forest gateau, mmmmmmmmmmmm

Haggis is pretty darned good too

black forest gateau sounds good, what is Haggis?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

It sounds gross, but it’s actually really nice, it’s a bit peppery, but really good, it can be as part of breakfast, or as a main meal.

I had heard of haggis but never knew what it was. Your right it does sound gross, but I like to try new foods, so if I get the opportunity, I will try it.

Dr. Ralph wrote:
Haggis is what all these Scots eat. I learned about their love affair with it right after I joined Help.com…. It still sounds gross to me. Maybe JN will send me a care package of the stuff so I can expand my horizons.

I will send you some, i miht even include some of that other stuff we’ve been discussing today so you can compare :)

babacup wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:

berzeker23 wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
Rare fillet steak with dianne sauce & grilled mushrooms with onion rings.

For desert, black forest gateau, mmmmmmmmmmmm

Haggis is pretty darned good too

black forest gateau sounds good, what is Haggis?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

It sounds gross, but it’s actually really nice, it’s a bit peppery, but really good, it can be as part of breakfast, or as a main meal.

I had heard of haggis but never knew what it was. Your right it does sound gross, but I like to try new foods, so if I get the opportunity, I will try it.

I didn’t know what it was the first time i tried it, someone lied to me about its ingredients, i liked it a lot, by the time i found out what it was, i’d eaten it a few times so it was too late to be grossed out.
Worth trying, maybe i’ll send you some as well :)

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:

babacup wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:

berzeker23 wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
Rare fillet steak with dianne sauce & grilled mushrooms with onion rings.

For desert, black forest gateau, mmmmmmmmmmmm

Haggis is pretty darned good too

black forest gateau sounds good, what is Haggis?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

It sounds gross, but it’s actually really nice, it’s a bit peppery, but really good, it can be as part of breakfast, or as a main meal.

I had heard of haggis but never knew what it was. Your right it does sound gross, but I like to try new foods, so if I get the opportunity, I will try it.

I didn’t know what it was the first time i tried it, someone lied to me about its ingredients, i liked it a lot, by the time i found out what it was, i’d eaten it a few times so it was too late to be grossed out.
Worth trying, maybe i’ll send you some as well :)

I’s searching right now to see if I can find a place in nashville tn to get some. Ralph if I find a place, I will let you know.

No thanks I will pass on the sheep’s heart, lungs, and liver cooked in the stomach. I know what it is and just thinking about it makes me queasy. I do not believe you will find any in Nashville, Baba…

I checked the US for it when i was there, couldn’t find it anywhere, most shops & butchers had never even heard of it, i doubt you’ll find it there.

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:

berzeker23 wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
Rare fillet steak with dianne sauce & grilled mushrooms with onion rings.

For desert, black forest gateau, mmmmmmmmmmmm

Haggis is pretty darned good too

black forest gateau sounds good, what is Haggis?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

It sounds gross, but it’s actually really nice, it’s a bit peppery, but really good, it can be as part of breakfast, or as a main meal.

omg I just checked out what this is, its so weird how stuff like that is a delicacy, I don’t think I could taste it!

Anything with pasta.

SallyAnders wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:

berzeker23 wrote:

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
Rare fillet steak with dianne sauce & grilled mushrooms with onion rings.

For desert, black forest gateau, mmmmmmmmmmmm

Haggis is pretty darned good too

black forest gateau sounds good, what is Haggis?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

It sounds gross, but it’s actually really nice, it’s a bit peppery, but really good, it can be as part of breakfast, or as a main meal.

omg I just checked out what this is, its so weird how stuff like that is a delicacy, I don’t think I could taste it!

Some things are better to be tried before finding out whats in them, then you can judge better if you like the taste or not.
I think once you’ve eaten black pudding, haggis ingredients really aren’t any worse than that.

Yeah my kids loved eating venison until one day I drove home with a dead deer in the back of my truck and my daughter asked what are you going to do with that? I said we are going to eat it. She looked at me like I was crazy and immediately stopped eating meat for about a month. She would become a vegetarian from then on whenever hunting season came around.

Dr. Ralph wrote:
Yeah my kids loved eating venison until one day I drove home with a dead deer in the back of my truck and my daughter asked what are you going to do with that? I said we are going to eat it. She looked at me like I was crazy and immediately stopped eating meat for about a month. She would become a vegetarian from then on whenever hunting season came around.

Aww, my sisters did the same with grouse, but I always liked it more when it was fresh. (My stepfather didn’t hunt deer because he didn’t care for venison and didn’t want to hunt for what he wouldn’t eat.)

My son became vegetarian for a few years when he realized that meat was dead animals, but then one day he decided it was ok to eat SOME meat. He still doesn’t like red meat much, but he will eat it in soup or stews where is isn’t the main ingredient, and he eats poultry. Oh, and he likes a bit of lamb once in a while, but usually only a few bites and only if it is very tender and spicy.

Dr. Ralph wrote:
No thanks I will pass on the sheep’s heart, lungs, and liver cooked in the stomach. I know what it is and just thinking about it makes me queasy. I do not believe you will find any in Nashville, Baba…

If you can butcher your own dear, you can handle trying haggis.

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
I checked the US for it when i was there, couldn’t find it anywhere, most shops & butchers had never even heard of it, i doubt you’ll find it there.

Your right, I did not find any. There is a man at church who live part time here and part time in Scottland. I am going to ask him about it.

I cut the heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines, etc… out before I drag a deer out of the woods. It is coyote food, not for human consumption.

Dr. Ralph wrote:
I cut the heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines, etc… out before I drag a deer out of the woods. It is coyote food, not for human consumption.

says the man who eats beef jerkey!!
Why do you guys do that? I tried it, it’s awful, bt easy enough to make at home, just add spices to an old pair of leather shoes, leave them sat in the sun for a long time, then eat.

babacup wrote:

Dr. Ralph wrote:
No thanks I will pass on the sheep’s heart, lungs, and liver cooked in the stomach. I know what it is and just thinking about it makes me queasy. I do not believe you will find any in Nashville, Baba…

If you can butcher your own dear, you can handle trying haggis.

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:
I checked the US for it when i was there, couldn’t find it anywhere, most shops & butchers had never even heard of it, i doubt you’ll find it there.

Your right, I did not find any. There is a man at church who live part time here and part time in Scottland. I am going to ask him about it.

You should ask him to bring you one next time he’s back in scotland.
You can get haggis in England as well, just not as easily, but it isn’t as good, the closer you get to the scotish border the better it gets, then, once in scotland, it’s everywhere & its georgeous.
Mmmmmm, think i’m going to have to do haggis neeps & clapshot for dinner soon mmmmmm

I had to look up clapshot and it looks good.

That really is good, and not weird :)

When i make it, i put a large, quatered onion in the water to boil with the potato’s, (remove onion when the potato is cooked) it add’s extra flavour.
Also, you can boil the neeps in milk to make it even better.
Add chives to it as well.

my favorite is fresh sushi with a lot of wasabi. I don’t know if I like sashimi or nigiri better. but I like it!

From a very special friend I have heard Wasabi..is pretty tasty:) lol

MysticalNi 善良 wrote:
my favorite is fresh sushi with a lot of wasabi. I don’t know if I like sashimi or nigiri better. but I like it!

Nigiri for me! :-)

Corn on the cob!

MysticalNi 善良 wrote:
my favorite is fresh sushi with a lot of wasabi. I don’t know if I like sashimi or nigiri better. but I like it!

Ive only had the sushi you can buy in the store, never been to a sushi restaurant, though i would love to do cos i really like the ones from the shops.
Im thinking of lerning how to make sushi.

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hey! I’m in uk and they serve haggis everywhere… i didnt think id try it but now im curious…. whats in it again????

I love microwave popcorn with melted dark chocolate poured over it ♥
Yum yum

O.o never heard of eating it like that before.

BuckingFastard (J.N) wrote:

MysticalNi 善良 wrote:
my favorite is fresh sushi with a lot of wasabi. I don’t know if I like sashimi or nigiri better. but I like it!

Ive only had the sushi you can buy in the store, never been to a sushi restaurant, though i would love to do cos i really like the ones from the shops.
Im thinking of lerning how to make sushi.

how are you planning on learning?

I got the rolling mat & paddle, then figured id just buy a recipe book, ive looked online at some recipes & there’s some quite basic ones that’d hopefully be suitable for a beginner.

Even horse meat?

okei! wrote:
anything edible

Mine’s PHO..

flammenkuchen….mmmm, even if I can’
t spell.