Food likes and dislikes
ok so I am really bored, nothing on the tele......... not in the mood for reading a book and cant go and exercise cause of my knee.
so what food do you really like or hate...... Here's mine = Hate 1.Dates. those horrible nasty little things that come out at Christmas and look like dog ticks. They should never have been invented. 2. Fish with its head still on. I don't like it when its looking at me, even if its dead. (Closet Veggie) 3. Carpaccio. Yuuuukkkkkkkk cant stand anything that's too rare. My OH love's it the rarer the better. Last weekend he had lamb that was so rare it looked like it was going to leap off the plate. 4. Bacon. All the veins yuuuuukkkk. Love 1.Creme Brule. mmmmmmmmm!!!!!!! 2. Garlic and lots of it. 3. Spicy food. The spicier the better. 4. Dolcelatte. actually I like a lot of foods so the list could be a lot longer. ;) |
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:thumbup: love my morning breakfast
saucage -bacon-eggs-potato scones and mushrooms home made soup made with ham ribbs a curry or chinese pig out on grilled pork ribbs around 9pm (some nights) dislikes small prawns YUK black pudding haggis sprouts I will try most things being the pig I am:D |
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Ok First five that come to mind in each Category.
Likes Perogies, Haggis, Black Pudding, Steak and Kidney Pudding (NOT PIE), Blue Steak. Dislikes Red Meat that is no longer Red, Sprouts, Cauliflower, Brocolli, Tuna |
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:confused: whats perogies!my aunt wants to make them for me and swears by them.but hubby said they were horrid,but does not know what they are made of:blink:
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Originally Posted by kate white
(Post 4373717)
:confused: whats perogies!my aunt wants to make them for me and swears by them.but hubby said they were horrid,but does not know what they are made of:blink:
Simplest way to describe would be pastry parcels filled with potato and some other item (usually although I recently heard of blueberry ones???) then boiled or fried. Savoury ones are often served with sour cream and bacon bits. |
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:) would have to try them,dont sound that good.yeah James went over to toronto 2 years ago to help out my cousin with some work and my aunt made them for him,he said he would never eat them again and that I was to eat most,cos cant make her feel we dont like her food(just like a man)ha-ha:
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Ok, here we go - found this a hard one as like most food......... & dislike very little :o
Likes Roast Beef (especially with all the trimings) + red wine A good curry of course + a crisp cold Stella or Tiger Beer!!! Salmon - cooked anyway Home made bugers on the BBQ in the summer + large amounts of chilled booze I also love runny boiled eggs with soldiers Dislikes Oysters - IMO seem snotty & tasteless to me Tongue Tripe Artichokes |
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Originally Posted by Arris
(Post 4374145)
Dislikes
Tongue Tripe Have to agree with those two they are up there with chickens feet, couldnt bring my self to chew on a chickens toe.....:eek: |
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Once I get started with food I have trouble stopping...
Like: pulled pork naan bread beef wellington barbecued corn Callier chocolate cheese wine beer most anything that's still bleeding a bit curries, lately fish curry tandoori anything Mulligatawny soup fish and chips lamb marinated in yoghurt and barbecued gefilter fish Buffalo wings fresh eggs raw milk stuffed hearts Sausages in buns from vendors on street corners Idli cheese grits oily fishes on the barbecue; tuna, shark, etc. mussels Dislike: broccoli soup processed cheese bubble tea Coke 2% milk plain grits sushi jellied eels |
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As an addition to the food likes and dislikes thread, how about noting where you get the things you like?
The Grande cheese shop has great jars or mushrooms preserved in flavoured oil that taste great with pasta. The one thing I'm really missing from home is the great british banger, the italian and german style sausages aren't really the same. Anyone know of a good butcher in the GTA? Preferably somewhere in Richmond Hill for hangover fry up emergencies. |
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Originally Posted by welshchem
(Post 4374590)
As an addition to the food likes and dislikes thread, how about noting where you get the things you like?
The Grande cheese shop has great jars or mushrooms preserved in flavoured oil that taste great with pasta. The one thing I'm really missing from home is the great british banger, the italian and german style sausages aren't really the same. Anyone know of a good butcher in the GTA? Preferably somewhere in Richmond Hill for hangover fry up emergencies. We get the Indian food in Little India either from restaurants or from the BJ Supermarket. |
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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 4373753)
I assume Hubby has eaten them?
Simplest way to describe would be pastry parcels filled with potato and some other item (usually although I recently heard of blueberry ones???) then boiled or fried. Savoury ones are often served with sour cream and bacon bits. |
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Haven't we done this before......it's getting like Big Brother on this site. The few times I do visit the same old people are here, discussing the same old same old........
yawnyawnyawn :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: ...think I'll go watch my paint dry........ |
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Originally Posted by grumpy
(Post 4374657)
Haven't we done this before......it's getting like Big Brother on this site. The few times I do visit the same old people are here, discussing the same old same old........
yawnyawnyawn :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: ...think I'll go watch my paint dry........ I guess you picked the right name for yourself :thumbup: |
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Originally Posted by grumpy
(Post 4374657)
think I'll go watch my paint dry........
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