Flavor marriage game.

[Domestic Goddess]

Lemon Pilaff is mostly rice..

Fried garlic rice is a staple of a Filipino Breakfast... so I would say

GARLIC

[jackal10]

I think we should have a rule not to repeat

So far we have had

Apricot

Cloves

Pumpkin

Orange

Coconut

Banana

Peanut Butter

Beef

Cumin

Black Bean

Tamarind

Rice

Coconut milk

Chili

Cheddar Cheese

Apples

Golden Raisins

Chocolate

Hazel nuts

Cinnamon

Lamb

Chickpeas

Tomato

Salt

Caramel

Flan

Shortbread

Pecans

Trout

Smoke

Almonds

Grapefruit

Avocado

Mango

Passionfruit

Cacaha

Limes

Jicama

Mint

Tzatziki

Feta

Cherry tomato

Basil

Strawberries

Vanilla

Beurre Noisette

Mushrooms

Onions

Pesto

Cilantro

Prawns

Garlic

Ginger

Peaches

Cream

COffee

Nutmeg

Sweet potato

Crouton

Thyme

Honey

Mead

Vinegar

Tarragon

Lettuce

Prawn

Avocado

Kalamata Olives

Blue Cheese

Cod

Walnuts

Dulce de Leche

Banana

Coconut milk

Green Curry

Bamboo shoots

Thai hot and sour soup

Glass noodles

Hot bean paste

Tofu

Ground pork

Ground Veal

Parmigiano-Reggiano

Italian San Marzano tomatoes

Cucumber

Vinegar

Nuoc Cham

Grilled Beef

Demi-glace

Horseradish sauce

Potatoes

Louisiana Hot sauce

Chicken wings

Celery or blue cheese dressing

Salad

Quail

Peaches

Pork Loin Chops

Pineapple

Beetroot

Smoked Albecore Tuna

Sweet caramelised onions

Olive Oil

Pasta

Parmesan

Pears

Cinnamon sticks

Red Wine

Chicken

Potatoes

Eggplant

Zucchini

Powdered sugar

Rose

Cashews

Shrimp

Mace

Rose Geranium cake

Rose water infused Kulfi

Pumpkin

Cranberries

Oranges

Peppermint stick

Pink peppermint candy icecream

Hot chocolate

Toffee

Sweetened condensed milk

Freshly baked bread and butter

Marmite

Baked Beans

Banana

Rum

Eggnog

Bavarian Creme

Kirsch

Cherries

Whipped cream

Rice pudding

Carmel

Cashews

Lemon Pilaff

Garlic

Must get out more...

[jackal10]

Here is the same list in alphabetical order for handy reference.

Banana, inevitably followed by coconut or coconut milk is the main offender..

Almonds

Apples

Apricot

Avocado x2

Baked Beans

Bamboo shoots

Banana x3

Basil

Bavarian Creme

Beef

Beetroot

Beurre Noisette

Black Bean

Blue Cheese

Cacaha

Caramel

Carmel

Cashews x2

Celery or blue cheese dressing

Cheddar Cheese

Cherries

Cherry tomato

Chicken

Chicken wings

Chickpeas

Chili

Chocolate

Cilantro

Cinnamon

Cinnamon sticks

Cloves

Coconut

Coconut milk x2

Cod

Coffee

Cranberries

Cream

Crouton

Cucumber

Cumin

Demi-glace

Dulce de Leche

Eggnog

Eggplant

Feta

Flan

Freshly baked bread and butter

Garlic x2

Ginger

Glass noodles

Golden Raisins

Grapefruit

Green Curry

Grilled Beef

Ground pork

Ground Veal

Hazel nuts

Honey

Horseradish sauce

Hot bean paste

Hot chocolate

Italian San Marzano tomatoes

Jicama

Kalamata Olives

Kirsch

Lamb

Lemon Pilaff

Lettuce

Limes

Louisiana Hot sauce

Mace

Mango

Marmite

Mead

Mint

Mushrooms

Nuoc Cham

Nutmeg

Olive Oil

Onions

Orange

Oranges

Parmesan

Parmigiano-Reggiano

Passionfruit

Pasta

Peaches

Peaches

Peanut Butter

Pears

Pecans

Peppermint stick

Pesto

Pineapple

Pink peppermint candy icecream

Pork Loin Chops

Potatoes x2

Powdered sugar

Prawn

Prawns

Pumpkin x2

Quail

Red Wine

Rice

Rice pudding

Rose

Rose Geranium cake

Rose water infused Kulfi

Rum

Salad

Salt

Shortbread

Shrimp

Smoke

Smoked Albecore Tuna

Strawberries

Sweet caramelised onions

Sweet potato

Sweetened condensed milk

Tamarind

Tarragon

Thai hot and sour soup

Thyme

Toffee

Tofu

Tomato

Trout

Tzatziki

Vanilla

Vinegar x2

Walnuts

Whipped cream

Zucchini

Edited November 21, 2006 by jackal10 (log)

[Mooshmouse]

Fried garlic rice is a staple of a Filipino Breakfast... so I would say

GARLIC

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And a damn good breakfast staple at that!

Call me old school, but I'm terribly fond of roasted garlic smooshed onto a piece torn from a crusty baguette and eaten with strawberries and melted... brie

BTW, thanks for the list, jackal!

[Syrah]

Brie melted on toast with dukkah.

[jackal10]

At the restaurant we serve Brie with truffled honey...

[Catriona]

Well, if we can't repeat, then I'm going to take that as "truffle".

And, though I think the combo is a bit over the top myself, then I'll follow that up with Foie Gras

[marlena spieler]

hmmmm. i've gotten confused. ither we are following truffle honey in which case i'll say: gorgonzola.

or......

we are following foie gras (ahhhhhh) in which i'll say:

two kinds or even three kinds of grapes all together! (deglazed in the pan with a little late harvest wine.)

two or three kinds of grapes, in combination

[petite tête de chou]

Two or three kinds of frosted grapes are quite pretty when used in a winter centerpiece that could also include a variety of...pears!

[GTO]

Wow, well done on the listings, guys. This has taken off like a rocket!

Seeing as it's what I'm having for Dinner tonight, I'll say pears and...

Pork

[KarenSherwood]

Hehe, now I get to tie in to that 2007 predictions thread, and the dinner thread. Last night I served pork tenderloin with a lovely glaze made from

prickly pear fruit

[C_Ruark]

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Swisskaese and I replied at the same time.

~ C

Edited November 21, 2006 by C_Ruark (log)

[Swisskaese]

Hehe, now I get to tie in to that 2007 predictions thread, and the dinner thread. Last night I served pork tenderloin with a lovely glaze made from

prickly pear fruit

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Since prickly pear is our national fruit (Sabra), then I will say, prickly pear cheesecake, so....

Cream cheese, even though we use a different kind of white cheese to make our cheesecakes here.

[C_Ruark]

Hehe, now I get to tie in to that 2007 predictions thread, and the dinner thread. Last night I served pork tenderloin with a lovely glaze made from

prickly pear fruit

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Since prickly pear is our national fruit (Sabra), then I will say, prickly pear cheesecake, so....

Cream cheese, even though we use a different kind of white cheese to make our cheesecakes here.

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Puff pastry

[Domestic Goddess]

Cream cheese and blueberries

as in blue berry cheese cake

Blueberries.

[Daniel]

Blueberry goes well with Ricotta in my BlueBerry Ricotta Ice Cream.. One of the first things I ever made for my girl.

Ricotta

[Milagai]

Blueberry goes well with Ricotta in my BlueBerry Ricotta Ice Cream.. One of the first things I ever made for my girl.

Ricotta

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cardamom! (lots of dessert recipes)

Milagai

[C_Ruark]

Blueberry goes well with Ricotta in my BlueBerry Ricotta Ice Cream.. One of the first things I ever made for my girl.

Ricotta

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cardamom! (lots of dessert recipes)

Milagai

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Condensed Milk (for Payasam)

[Mooshmouse]

Going by jackal's list, condensed milk is a double. So we're still at cardamom... which is one of the spices in chai.

[jackal10]

Chai is oftened sweetened with condensed milk, leading to bubble chai so..TAPIOCA PEARLS

[TongoRad]

I've had some lovely desserts made from tapioca pearls, and flavored with saffron, amongst other things.

[C_Ruark]

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Edited November 21, 2006 by C_Ruark (log)

[C_Ruark]

I've had some lovely desserts made from tapioca pearls, and flavored with saffron, amongst other things.

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Plus crab (and other sea-goodies) for paella.

[marlena spieler]

saffron tagliatelle.....tender and golden, with strands of zucchini all bathed in cream.......(with a grating of parmesan, natch)

where do we stand on thick luscious cream.

ooops, tapped in at the same time, so i'd say, substitute crab for the zucchini and continue as we were?

Edited November 21, 2006 by marlena spieler (log)

[Mooshmouse]

Crab. Okay. Some Sri Lankan friends of ours regularly made us a heavenly crab curry when they invited us over for dinner, a main ingredient of which is coconut cream.

Note: Differentiated from coconut milk which is already on the list.