Tell me your favorite food?

[jaylon]

Trying to cheer myself up with food. I love food, especially meat and fish. My favorite food is rice with red lentil and fried Hilsa fish, as the picture shows here:

So, yes, tell and show me your favorite food.

Thai

 

[Finished]

I haven't had honeysuckle on a shingle for quite awhile. That sounds great right about now.

 

[Serenia]

That's awesome to have and use your father's cookbook. It's a wonderful way to remember him. I have a crescent wrench that my grandmother bought for me when I was a child. I still use and treasure it today. It's one of my favorite wrenches. But, I still remember that I was mad that she wouldn't buy me the BB gun I wanted though. Ha! ha!

I love that I have that and many more things I kept when my parents passed away, I use lovingly with the sentimental value.  The best thing about the cookbook is that my Dad left a bookmark in on the favourite recipe page.  The bookmark was a shopping list wrote in my Mums handwriting.  Funny how little things can mean so much.

I had to look up honeysuckle on a shingle. It actually looks quite appetising, comfort food.

 

[cyan]

I have a lot of favorite foods not gonna lieee but my recent obsession is Jalapeño Cheetos. Dangerously addicting AF.

 

[Rohini]

Sushi.. I could live off of it easily - Avocado rolls specifically

 

[Richard_39]

I have it on good authority that food is fake. But, I'll go with strawberry pie

 

[CenotaphGirl]

Anything Italian?

 

[Cherubino]

a Nobel Prize for the French Fries

 

[Unsigned]

I can't pick just one. I have too many favorite foods.
But I had this last week for the first time in a while.
Spicy Korean style sashimi (hoe in Korean) salad:

 

[Rohini]

For sweets : Tiramisu

 

[Hereward87]

A stout

 

[sunflowergirl1306]

Barbecue

 

[okidoke]

I love this meal we made up the other day. Cook up some bacon bits, then melt some butter and brown up some onion, then add shredded silverbeet, beans, bok choi and mushrooms. Cook for around 8 minutes or so, then add some minced garlic, ketchup manis, salt/pepper. This was the second time we made it, The first time without beans, bok choi and ketchup manis, but was still fabulous. Easy meal. Add and subtract whatever you want really. Eat on its own or with mashed potato or steak or whatever you prefer. I'm adding this to my camping list of recipes.

 

[orangecat]

recently it would be lotus root. It can be cooked in a soup, stir-fry and even made into chips!

 

[Night89]

Georgian cheese bread (with a name to complex to write) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khachapuri

 

[Punisher]

Where do you live? Samosa is mostly popular in South Asia and actually originated in the Middle East. So, I'm curious how you know about it.

Never seen this, but I'll answer now, 8 years late My mother is South Asian.