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Comfort food. What's yours?
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comfort food of choice?
i'd have to go with fried chicken w/ pecan banana pancakes, corn fritters, corn bread, apple fritters, black and white milkshake, and sweet potato pie. yes, all in one meal
wait, i forgot--bacon and sausage too. oh, and a nice turduckin on the side.
comfort food of choice?
i'd have to go with fried chicken w/ pecan banana pancakes, corn fritters, corn bread, apple fritters, black and white milkshake, and sweet potato pie. yes, all in one meal
wait, i forgot--bacon and sausage too. oh, and a nice turduckin on the side.
Salt and vinegar crisps. Preferably Seabrooks, quite simply the finest crisps brand in the kingdom.
wide said:i'd have to go with fried chicken w/ pecan banana pancakes, corn fritters, corn bread, apple fritters, black and white milkshake, and sweet potato pie. yes, all in one meal
Holy Cow wide! The only comfort I would need after that is help with the cholesterol heart attack that would go with it. However the fritters and sweet potato pie sound pretty darn good.
When I am feeling a little down I like pasta, preferably bowtie pasta, fresh homemade pesto sauce, mozzarella, grated parmesan, olives, and franchese garlic bread with lots of garlic, and a glass of good, strong, Cabernet...The ensuing food coma/endorphin high/fuzzy-warm-feeling cuts through a blue mood like a hot knife through butter.
I don't really have a particular comfort food but every Friday (mostly) I love just piggin' out on some takeaway food. Preferably Indian, Chinese, Italian, or some fish and chips (in that order, but not at once obviously)
And you can't beat some home made soup I love making a nice vegetable broth. Ahhh, lovely during those chilly Autumn evenin's.
And you can't beat some home made soup
I love making a nice vegetable broth. Ahhh, lovely during those chilly Autumn evenin's.
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Lacero said:
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As long as there's a load of chilli sauce, and some of those pickled chillis. Mmm.
But yes, there must be lager.
Comfort food when the weather turns...
Lentil soup with thick-cut granary bread with butter
Tomato and bean stew cooked with a ham joint and served over rice
Lasagne (but only to the hand-me-down family recipe)
Rhubarb crumble with cream
Lentil soup with thick-cut granary bread with butter
Tomato and bean stew cooked with a ham joint and served over rice
Lasagne (but only to the hand-me-down family recipe)
Rhubarb crumble with cream
Ham sandwiches. Dunno why, but no matter how crazy my culinary habits go when life is beautiful, I always end up with a ham sandwich when times are low.
If I can't be bothered making a sandwich, then I leap into a bag of corn chips. Mmm...
If I can't be bothered making a sandwich, then I leap into a bag of corn chips. Mmm...
Back in the days when I was far more dependent on comfort food also happens to coincide with the time frame before I lost 50 pounds, and I've been fortunate in keeping it off to this point.
Some items I relied upon in the past were squares of crumb cake with monster sized crumbs, yummy pasta and Baskin-Robbins pralines 'n cream cones.
Yet the undeniable fact is that ever since childhood my favorite food has been, and remains, tuna. One of these days I will glow in the dark just like the backlight feature on some PowerBooks.
Some items I relied upon in the past were squares of crumb cake with monster sized crumbs, yummy pasta and Baskin-Robbins pralines 'n cream cones.
Yet the undeniable fact is that ever since childhood my favorite food has been, and remains, tuna. One of these days I will glow in the dark just like the backlight feature on some PowerBooks.
Dark chocolate
Hershey's Special Dark will due in a pinch, but REAL dark chocolate with high percentage cacao is the way to go. (Hershey has a 'special edition' 70% cacao bar out right now.) If I wanted milk in my chocolate, I'd buy Nestle Quik.
Hershey's Special Dark will due in a pinch, but REAL dark chocolate with high percentage cacao is the way to go. (Hershey has a 'special edition' 70% cacao bar out right now.) If I wanted milk in my chocolate, I'd buy Nestle Quik.
