Question Of The Day Sunday, 14 July 2019

Good Morning and Happy Sunday!!

I love talking about food and eating it.

What is one of your favorite meals?

I like having this meal at The Hyde Park Steakhouse.
It's been years since I've been there, or something you
like to make or someone else.

Lobster Bisque
Salad
Filet Mignon
Their special potatoes that are made with Gruyere cheese,
white wine, but they won't give out the recipe.
Vanilla ice cream with strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries

So what is one of yours?

I love something a lot of people have probably never heard of: Harcsapaprikás or catfish paprikásh, which is a Hungarian dish, with variations in neighboring countries.
Hungarian Catfish Paprikash, Harcsapaprikás | Krumpli

jcat said:

I love something a lot of people have probably never heard of: Harcsapaprikás or catfish paprikásh, which is a Hungarian dish, with variations in neighboring countries.
Hungarian Catfish Paprikash, Harcsapaprikás | Krumpli

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It looks wonderful!

I'm not a great foody but like macaroni cheese with lots of grilled cheese on top. Fresh raspberries with vanilla ice cream is a treat for me and I often have apple or cherry pie with clotted cream.

I'm a sucker for fries/potatoes in many forms. My top picks being poutine with gravy (not too much cheese - hardly any, it's kinda gross) and the restaurant styles by cavendish farms. Probably not the healthiest options.

I also love Alfredo and vegetarian lasagna.

1) Italian food like spaghetti, lasagna, pizza
2) Chinese Lo Mein or any Asian noodle stir-fry type dish
3) Hot Sauces & Hot Peppers

Lasagna made with Béchamel sauce rather then the ricotta filling
Toasted garlic bread
A fresh green salad.
I usually don't have dessert with a heavy pasta dish.

I'm so easy to please when it comes to food. I enjoy my own cooking (I do a killer Ropa Vieja) but I'm so so happy just to have someone else cook and clean the kitchen. As long as I'm eating without milk products I'm ecstatic.

My favorite foods are generally "ethnic" and since it's been too hot for oven cooking I'm really missing Turkish tagine dishes. If you have never had a tagine dish try it but wait for a cool day!

denice said:

Lasagna made with Béchamel sauce rather then the ricotta filling
Toasted garlic bread
A fresh green salad.
I usually don't have dessert with a heavy pasta dish.

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That sounds wondeful!!

marmoset said:

I'm so easy to please when it comes to food. I enjoy my own cooking (I do a killer Ropa Vieja) but I'm so so happy just to have someone else cook and clean the kitchen. As long as I'm eating without milk products I'm ecstatic.

My favorite foods are generally "ethnic" and since it's been too hot for oven cooking I'm really missing Turkish tagine dishes. If you have never had a tagine dish try it but wait for a cool day!

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I've never had tagine but I'll have to try it.

verna davies said:

I'm not a great foody but like macaroni cheese with lots of grilled cheese on top. Fresh raspberries with vanilla ice cream is a treat for me and I often have apple or cherry pie with clotted cream.

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Hey, it's National Mac & Cheese Day today!

darkmavis said:

Hey, it's National Mac & Cheese Day today!

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Thats my evening meal sorted.

Cheese/veggie enchiladas with refried black beans. With a margarita, of course!

maggiedemi said:

1) Italian food like spaghetti, lasagna, pizza
2) Chinese Lo Mein or any Asian noodle stir-fry type dish
3) Hot Sauces & Hot Peppers

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I also like Italian food like spaghetti, lasagna, & pizza
Chinese Lo Mein or any Asian noodle stir-fry but never ever would I ever eat Hot Sauces & Hot Peppers.

Can't go wrong with lasagna and garlic bread.

lasagna, and a very close second would be homemade sloppy joes.

French onion soup
Prime rib with Yorkshire pudding (the pudding if I don't have the soup)
Really good mashed potatoes with gravy
A good Caesar salad or Mandarin Orange and Pecan Salad

And a huge slab of white coconut cake to finish it all off.

There's a good steakhouse/restaurant right across the border into New Hampshire from Vermont. JessesSteakhouse Best prime rib I think I've ever had. The French onion soup is simply delicious. They also have a great wine list. Whenever we go to King Arthur in Vermont, we always grab a Sat night reservation at Jesse's.

Winchester said:

French onion soup
Prime rib with Yorkshire pudding (the pudding if I don't have the soup)
Really good mashed potatoes with gravy
A good Caesar salad or Mandarin Orange and Pecan Salad

And a huge slab of white coconut cake to finish it all off.

There's a good steakhouse/restaurant right across the border into New Hampshire from Vermont. JessesSteakhouse Best prime rib I think I've ever had. The French onion soup is simply delicious. They also have a great wine list. Whenever we go to King Arthur in Vermont, we always grab a Sat night reservation at Jesse's.

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Sounds delicious!!

Mine are carbonara, mac and cheese and a full English breakfast if I had to choose a top three. I'm a *big* fan of food and carbs, it seems

Mia6 said:

I've never had tagine but I'll have to try it.

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Do make a point of it My husband was cooking tagine dishes in other vessels for years and I bought him a tagine one year for his birthday. He poo-pooed it but because of the shape of the vessel it circulates the heat and moisture and whatever you cook in it comes out so so tender and juicy. It's also really easy. I do cornish hens in the tagine. Just plot a couple of hens in there with some chopped veg and perhaps some dried fruit- prunes, apricots, raisins and a little broth and it comes out amazing served over couscous or rice.

It's like crock pot cooking but doesn't take overnight