Nothing like biscuits and sausage gravy for breakfast. And a nice bowl of grits with a litttle apple butter.
Biscuits? And sausage gravy? How can you have biscuits for breakfast? Or is it an American thing? (Are we talkin cookies or something else, I'm confused).
Anyway...
* Spaghetti bolognese
* Chicken in breadcrumbs, creamed corn, onion rings, potato wedges, cheesy mash, sour cream, etc.
My other favourite food is piragi - ground bacon and onion baked inside a pastry-ish bread. It's a Latvian food that my wife got me hooked on. I think the most I've eaten in one sitting is around 12. They're amazing.
Biscuits? And sausage gravy? How can you have biscuits for breakfast? Or is it an American thing? (Are we talkin cookies or something else, I'm confused).
Yes, biscuits and gravy for breakfast is a Southern thing here in the US. A biscuit (bread, not cookie) is split open with sausage gravy (ground sausage and cream) poured on top.
My other favourite food is piragi - ground bacon and onion baked inside a pastry-ish bread. It's a Latvian food that my wife got me hooked on. I think the most I've eaten in one sitting is around 12. They're amazing.
Sounds like a variation of the standard Eastern European staple, which depending on where you are is either called pirogi or verenek, at least when spelled phonetically.
Most common filling is potato+cheese+onion. It's not uncommon to find bacon mixed in with the potato filling, but I've never had straight-bacon ones. Sounds like a great idea, though. My verenek eating days are mostly over, but I used to like to eat them lightly pan-fried with onions and garnished with salsa.
Yes, biscuits and gravy for breakfast is a Southern thing here in the US. A biscuit (bread, not cookie) is split open with sausage gravy (ground sausage and cream) poured on top.
Oh... it's a confusing situation between languages. Over here, biscuits are like cookies, digestives, rich tea, etc. I've just looked up biscuits on Wikipedia to see what your talking about, I understand now...
Rare fillet steak with cream-garlic sauce and fresh tagliatelle.
Sushi.
Thai red curry chicken and rice.
Malaysian style fried rice.
Spaghetti alla carbonara.
Spaghetti bolognese with own recipe.
Blueberry and lingonberry pies with own recipe.
It's mundane, but once in a while a good pizza really hits the spot, too. One of the best meals I've had in my life was pizza and champagne the morning after a particularly intensive May Day party.
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Originally posted by progmac
i forgot to mention, Kraut and Beer-Battered bratwurst. Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
... and a nice not so little pale ale.
Brrrotherrr where are you?
Originally posted by Mac_Doll
I always love to have organic Kettle Chips as a snack. They're the best potato chips ever.
every thing tastes better when its organic!
Originally posted by Danired18
every thing tastes better when its organic!
everything but pig liver, that is.
Originally posted by Placebo
If I could eat sushi day in and day out, I'd do it.
I agree with you 100%!!
Originally posted by Dave K.
Pizza.
Yes!
Originally posted by thuh Freak
steak
Can't live without steak!!
Originally posted by tonton
1. A chewy bagel loaded with cream cheese, then fresh tomato, then fresh onion, and covered with a generous layer of lox.
3. Thanksgiving turkey with gravy, mashed potato and cranberry sauce, all in one bite.
I love bagels with cream cheese, but I've never had the other stuff with it.
Turkey.... {mouth waters} damn I'm getting hungry!
Jeez you people really know how to eat
I also like BBQ Ribs, Shrimp, Bacon... for dessert Pistachio Almond Ice Cream is Gods gift to mankind
Now if you excuse me I'm going to make myself another late night snack!
OOriginally posted by southside grabowski
Nothing like biscuits and sausage gravy for breakfast. And a nice bowl of grits with a litttle apple butter.
Biscuits? And sausage gravy? How can you have biscuits for breakfast? Or is it an American thing? (Are we talkin cookies or something else, I'm confused).
Anyway...
* Spaghetti bolognese
* Chicken in breadcrumbs, creamed corn, onion rings, potato wedges, cheesy mash, sour cream, etc.
* Chilli, rice and Doritos
* Pork and pickle pie
* Cheese and onion crisps
* Oranges
* Lasagne
* Any Italian dish that doesn't involve fish
Waffles
Milkshakes (I know it isn't a solid food, but just try and stop me)
Vanilla Pudding
Originally posted by dac0nvu
CHOCOLATE!!!!
Can't argue with that one.
My other favourite food is piragi - ground bacon and onion baked inside a pastry-ish bread. It's a Latvian food that my wife got me hooked on. I think the most I've eaten in one sitting is around 12. They're amazing.
http://elviss.bol.ucla.edu/piragi/
Originally posted by max_naylor
Biscuits? And sausage gravy? How can you have biscuits for breakfast? Or is it an American thing? (Are we talkin cookies or something else, I'm confused).
Yes, biscuits and gravy for breakfast is a Southern thing here in the US. A biscuit (bread, not cookie) is split open with sausage gravy (ground sausage and cream) poured on top.
Originally posted by jamezog
Can't argue with that one.
My other favourite food is piragi - ground bacon and onion baked inside a pastry-ish bread. It's a Latvian food that my wife got me hooked on. I think the most I've eaten in one sitting is around 12. They're amazing.
http://elviss.bol.ucla.edu/piragi/
Sounds like a variation of the standard Eastern European staple, which depending on where you are is either called pirogi or verenek, at least when spelled phonetically.
Most common filling is potato+cheese+onion. It's not uncommon to find bacon mixed in with the potato filling, but I've never had straight-bacon ones. Sounds like a great idea, though. My verenek eating days are mostly over, but I used to like to eat them lightly pan-fried with onions and garnished with salsa.
Originally posted by dac0nvu
Yes, biscuits and gravy for breakfast is a Southern thing here in the US. A biscuit (bread, not cookie) is split open with sausage gravy (ground sausage and cream) poured on top.
Oh... it's a confusing situation between languages. Over here, biscuits are like cookies, digestives, rich tea, etc. I've just looked up biscuits on Wikipedia to see what your talking about, I understand now...
Sushi.
Thai red curry chicken and rice.
Malaysian style fried rice.
Spaghetti alla carbonara.
Spaghetti bolognese with own recipe.
Blueberry and lingonberry pies with own recipe.
It's mundane, but once in a while a good pizza really hits the spot, too. One of the best meals I've had in my life was pizza and champagne the morning after a particularly intensive May Day party.