Post your favorite food/recipe

[Scruffy]

Ya im trying 2 b more like u

[dafels]

3 tuna cans and your situation is goin uuupppp

[GrapefruitV]

I think my "recipe" needs a bit of a backstory, even though I doubt anyone cares.

I don't have a favourite food, in fact I don't eat atleast half of common products, but not because I'm some kind of gourmet, on the contrary I like junk food and simple stuff. I avoid some food because I don't like it's taste, some because I don't like it's texture, some because there is a risk to find something unpleasant (like a piece of a bone in the mince or a worm in fresh raspberries), etc. Most of recipes in the world contain products I don't eat at all or can tolerate, but not enjoy them, every recipe posted in this thread includes atleast one product I'm avoiding, because of that I have to modify classic recipes or stick to simple dishes. So here is what I was eating today:

Turkey sandwich for breakfast, "recipe" is pretty self explanatory: fried fillet of turkey, some salad (I prefer iceberg, but didn't have it), mayonnaise, slice of cheese (this one was made with ramzes, but parmesan or gouda is better), different bread can change it's taste a lot, today I picked so called swedish one - mixed wheat and rye flour and different seeds, it's shape is good for that kind of things.

"Kind of cesar"

Fried turkey again.





By the evening I've got my fafourite iceberg


and parmesan




Some pepper and mayonnaise (didn't have cesar dressing and too lazy to make it)


Make sure you can eat it right now before adding these.

I'll try to not forget about this thread, when I will cook something more complicated, that actually requires recipe sharing, but can't promise anything.

[Tonkyhonk]

because there is a risk to find something unpleasant (like a piece of a bone in the mince or a worm in fresh raspberries), etc.

a worm in fresh fruits can happen when you pick them from orchards or buy directly from farmers, but a piece of a bone in minced meat?! how can that happen and how common is that?!

get a fresher iceberg for close-up pics next time... >.< and cucumber too :/
most veges at grocery stores are not so fresh anyways, but still, try to pick those that look fresh or cut all the old-looking part out for pics. your pics are too good and clear for those poor old veges! i sure hate to show all my wrinkles in a pic too!

[GrapefruitV]

a worm in fresh fruits can happen when you pick them from orchards or buy directly from farmers, but a piece of a bone in minced meat?! how can that happen and how common is that?!

get a fresher iceberg for close-up pics next time... >.< and cucumber too :/
most veges at grocery stores are not so fresh anyways, but still, try to pick those that look fresh or cut all the old-looking part out for pics. your pics are too good and clear for those poor old veges! i sure hate to show all my wrinkles in a pic too!

Maybe it happens to me because I'm extra cautious when it comes to food and paying too much attention or maybe it is some sick kind of luck, but it happens a lot. I had wasp in a cookie 3 times. Whole dead wasp deep inside. Once I had 2cm long piece of plastic in some frozen prepared junk food. Worms in other fruits and berries is a pretty rare thing, chances of fiding it in strawberry are close to 0, in cherry it is ~1-3%, but if you ever tried to eat raspberries right from a bush... oh well, depends on year and region, but up to 70% of berries have a small white worm inside, so I can't eat it without looking into every single one. I have a lot of little paranoias, when it comes to food I guess, but all of those are real life based, I swear!

I noticed it doesn't look too good, but decided "meh, let it be documentary". Other half of that poor cucumber was used before and it's edge didn't get a proper care. As for the salad, it comes from the store already with those brownish spots of oxygenated areas, even the deepest leaves have it.

[CinderHeart]

because there is a risk to find something unpleasant (like a piece of a bone in the mince or a worm in fresh raspberries), etc.

a worm in fresh fruits can happen when you pick them from orchards or buy directly from farmers, but a piece of a bone in minced meat?! how can that happen and how common is that?!

get a fresher iceberg for close-up pics next time... >.< and cucumber too :/
most veges at grocery stores are not so fresh anyways, but still, try to pick those that look fresh or cut all the old-looking part out for pics. your pics are too good and clear for those poor old veges! i sure hate to show all my wrinkles in a pic too!

Aww shoot tell me about it! I went to the farmer's market the other day and bought a bunch of nectarines man. I bit into one and noticed the seed oddly bored through like the farmer used an apple core on it.Turns out there was an earwig in it.

[MagicManICT]

but if you ever tried to eat raspberries right from a bush... oh well, depends on year and region, but up to 70% of berries have a small white worm inside,

Just learn to eat the worm. (Drink a lot of mescal!)

I know that doesn't count as food... unless you subscribe to a liquid diet. One of my favorite drinks, though.

[Massa]

water
some times cooked

[GrapefruitV]

So, halloween is coming, what you guys are planning to do with all that pumpkin flesh?

[shubla]

So, halloween is coming, what you guys are planning to do with all that pumpkin flesh?

Feed my alts with it