Foods that you can eat and eat

fresco · August 5, 2003

In the dinner thread, Snowangel says that she has just served sweet corn for the ninth straight day, and still can't get enough. I'm like that about asparagus--when it's in season we have it pretty much every night for a few weeks. Strawberries too. And when I'm visiting a coastal area, I'll happily eat fish and shellfish lunch and dinner for days on end.

What foods hold this magnetic attraction for you?

tejon · August 5, 2003

Same here with asparagus. I could eat it at every meal - and have had a pound of asparagus with just a touch of butter, salt and pepper, for dinner when it's in season. Ripe peaches, raspberries, tiny peas, pistachios, roast chicken, rare prime rib, butter, bacon, whipped cream, rice of all kinds, freshly baked bread, chocolate.....I know I'm missing some things, but those are the first that come to mind.

elyse · August 5, 2003

Pizza.

mixmaster b · August 5, 2003

Fresh pasta with bolognese sauce, the way my SO makes it. Even in summer...YUM!

And anything with tomatoes. :rolleyes:

larrymorman · August 5, 2003

anything italian,steak, ice cream, chocolate and passion fruit

Hest88 · August 5, 2003

Ong choy stir-fired with fermented tofu.

Dry-rubbed ribs. Beef or pork.

tissue · August 5, 2003

chicken soup

cheeseandchocolate · August 5, 2003

Summertime green beans.

Fresh, crusty bread (maybe pain au levain or a rustic baguette?) with EVOO, S, & P for dipping.

Dark chocolate.

Peaches.

Almond butter.

...and I almost forgot: cheese. Mmmmm. Good cheese.

KateW · August 5, 2003

Sushi, cranberry spritzers (I usually have one a day), swordfish steaks...

On the flip side, what about those foods you get wild cravings for, but then after you've had them, don't want them again for like a month? As for me, steak and hamburgers top the list.

fifi · August 5, 2003

BACON

goyatofu · August 5, 2003

gyoza....hmm....I think I truly can have this for lunch and then have it again for dinner! that addictive.

zilla369 · August 5, 2003

macaroni & cheese.

ballast_regime · August 5, 2003

Raw oysters are something I could enjoy every single day for the rest of my life without ever tiring of them. Ditto on fresh-squeezed orange juice to drink.

IML

ballast/regime

maggiethecat · August 5, 2003

Raw oysters are something I could enjoy every single day for the rest of my life without ever tiring of them. Ditto on fresh-squeezed orange juice to drink.
IML
ballast/regime

Two of my top four, the other being snowangel's corn on the cob, and...a huge bowl of ripe cherries. They didn't write: "Life is Just a Bowl of Broccoli Rabe," (though that's good too.).

PaulaDR · August 5, 2003

Buffalo wings, sushi and soups.

Lan4Dawg · August 5, 2003

BACON

I asked the Fuss this very question & she agreed w/ you Fifi w/o hesitation. She did put fresh corn a close second.

I would say either bacon or ham first on the list w/ ice cream second, fresh tomatoes third, melon fourth, & a well made turkey sandwich fifth. Fresh oysters, crab, & shrimp would rank up there as well.

KelMH · August 5, 2003

With hesitation, I confess fried potatoes with onions.

KatieLoeb · August 5, 2003

...and...a huge bowl of ripe cherries. They didn't write: "Life is Just a Bowl of Broccoli Rabe," (though that's good too.).

Point well taken Maggie!

Good coffee in the morning. Crucial and not subject to negotiation.

Asparagus - white or green - the thinner the better.

Good cheese in small doses (for my waistline, not my level of desire)

Wine!

Fresh fruit in season. Fresh veggies in season.

Steak.

Pasta.

Chinese food - dumplings in particular. Soups too.

Good authentic "down-'n-dirty" cheap ethnic eats. Be it Mexican soft tacos, Vietnamese Pho, Pad Thai, pierogies, or whatever.

Oh hell - just make it everything I like! :biggrin:

snowangel · August 5, 2003

I polled the family tonight (minus Diana, who conned my folks into paying for yet another week at camp; this time canoeing in the BWCA):

Me: Sweet corn late July to mid-September. Rest of the year is BACON, BACON AND MORE BACON.

Paul: Steak.

Heidi: Cheese. She loves all kinds of cheese. She had her first cheese (bleu) at 4 months of age and never looked back.

Peter: Toast with butter. But, he indicated "real butter. Not that stuff from Cub (our big chain) in the waxed paper. Butter like Hope Butter." (Hope Butter is local butter, cultured, not shipped more than 2 hours from the dairy.

I believe these are all worthy choices.

When pressed to add something that wasn't laden with fat, everyone said "really good watermelon with seeds you can spit" and "peaches that drip down your arms when you bite into them."

Niall · August 5, 2003

Eggs. Any way. Boiled scrambled fried poached. I never get bored.

maggiethecat · August 5, 2003

"peaches that drip down your arms when you bite into them."

Yes, that's foreplay.

snowangel · August 5, 2003

"peaches that drip down your arms when you bite into them."
Yes, that's foreplay.

But does the 7 year old that uttered that comment even know what foreplay is?

SobaAddict70 · August 5, 2003

Ice cream in most any form.

Haagen-Dasz and Godiva ice creams are two of my favorite brands.

Soba

torakris · August 5, 2003

yuke

and raw oysters a close second :biggrin:

enthusiast · August 5, 2003

smoked salmon

but i also agree with bacon, eggs, oysters, peaches orange juice etc etc. but it seems to me to be cheating having more than one!

Edited August 5, 2003 by enthusiast (log)

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