what's your favorite meal?

[Y's_habibitk 2]

SAAG PANEER

Yumm Yumm, now I'm really craving my fav indian resturant!

mmmm chicken masala and saag paneer :salivating: lol

[Autumnchik 6]

lobster has got to be the top fave, with steamers a close second and New Haven white clam pizza a close third

Notice the seafood theme here

[Marilyn. 340]

I have never had lobster.... I do want to try it one day soon...

[one...two...tree 2,762]

lobster has got to be the top fave, with steamers a close second and New Haven white clam pizza a close third

Notice the seafood theme here

OT....cute pics of your baby! Ours just turned 7 months yesterday.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Eisbein - there's nothing quite like it.

[William33 110]

My favorites are centered around typical Indonesian Cuisine. All components are made from scratch.

These are a few of my favorites:

Home made, filled and fried pastries (Pastel) - filled pastries with sauteed beef, bean sprouts, diced potatoes, diced carrots, seasonings, chili and spices. Deep fried until crispy and served with a sweet and spicy sauce.

Beef Rendang (Daging Rendang) - Simmered beef in coconut milk, with galangal, chili, garlic, shallots, lemongrass, ginger, tumeric....etc. Tender and delicious with steamed rice.

Fried corn cakes (perkedel jagung) - Fresh shucked corn kernels, (crushed in a "mortar and pestle type device), know as an ulakan, mixed with flour, corn starch, crushed hot chili, garlic, onion etc and fried.

Cap Cay - Sauteed fresh vegetables, including: Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, carrot, choi sum, mushrooms, chili, etc.....

In fact, some local Indonesian-American couples will be joining us for this type food this weekend. Mind altering drinks also included!!!

[Mary Lou 681]

My fav meal as a child was meatballs in a tomato sauce that we had over mashed potatoes.

Hmmm...that actually sounds pretty good right now.

It really is tasty

[Marilyn. 340]

my mom makes sweet and sour farmer sausage that is so good.. she either serves it over rice or mashed potaotes.. mmm yummy... I haven't found farmer sausage down here

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

Spaghetti Carbonara made by my Mom (or by me)!

[pedroh 21]

Spaghetti Carbonara made by my Mom (or by me)!

word

[LoriLawless 0]

I'm a steak and potatoes kinda girl.

[anya-D 8]

Grill chicken - marinated in crush garlic, salt, black pepper, and a little of tumeric powder - with chicken sauce (sweet and spicy)

It is a famouse grill chicken from the beach town where I grew up in Thailand...

And oh so many Thai food I cant even begin to explain

[NickD 203]

As a connoisseur of fine restaurants, as long as their food doesn't poison me or kill me, it's a good place to eat.

I actually wish there was a pill I could take with all the nutrients my body needs, way too much time of the day is spend with eating, not only that, but cooking, and the worse part, cleaning up. Living in farm country is an example of that, the women had to get up an hour earlier, at 4:00 AM to have a hot breakfast ready for the men, then a hot meal for lunch, and another for supper. When they weren't doing that, were canning, baking bread, cakes, and pies, tending the garden, feeding and killing chickens, etc., then cleaning up after their men went to bed. What a life and seven days of week of that stuff. Ha, like to see some of you city girls adapt to that kind of life.

Also heard that food may be the cause of obesity, but never read any scientific proof of this. But regardless of what you do eat, it's bad for you, if not from one source, from another.

Worse duty in the military was KP, that is kitchen patrol whoever thought that up, day started at 2:00 AM and was over at 10:00 PM, too tired to even think about eating. Corporate lunches weren't bad when the executives came into town, leave at 11:00 AM and come back at around 2:00 PM, half plastered, but had to stay late to catch up on your work. CEO's get paid millions for this kind of work? They didn't have to stay late, but lunch would be short if they had a golf game.

Only a couple times, mom made home made ravioli, that started early in the morning for supper, kind of miss that, but if I have to cook, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is fine, might even boil an egg if I feel ambitious.

[Mononoke28 135]

I like most kinds of food as long as it doesn't have any onions in it. Love sushi, Asian food, fried food, pizza, rotisserie chicken, bbq ribs, t-bone steak, fried shrimp, tamales, beans and rice, mashed potatoes and gravy, bread pudding... the list goes on and on and on

Diana

[pedroh 21]

well this is not my favorite, but they just brought it from jason's deli

a massive pastrami rye sandwich.. now that's thickness

(struggling to eat half of it)

Edited October 17, 2008 by pedroh