Le food thréàd

[TeenGodFather]

Eating habits quiz.

Are you a culinaristic bastard like I am, or do you prefer to pick up a cheeseburger and fries? I don't mind either, seen my pics? :P

Anyways, I just thought I'd share. I ate a pheasant today. Small and chevy, tasted pretty good. Tomorrow I have 2 pounds of lamb tenderloin and I can't describe how good it will be! :)

My absolute favorite food ever is (honey)roasted duck breast. I could eat 20 pounds of that stuff.

Close behind are good goose liver (on toast, shame on me).
..and vendace roe mixed with onions and sour cream with baked potatoes. A lot better than beluga in my humble opinion.

Although I have nothing against stuffing my face with fatty burgers, I'd choose 'real' food any day over fast-food.. even if it takes a little effort to make. How about you? :)

I'm hungry btw.

[Lisa]

All my favourite foods start with 'ch'

Chips
Cheese
Chicken
Chocolate
Chinese
Chicos (chocolate jelly babies...mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm)

:rokk:

[TeenGodFather]

Originally posted by Lisa@Jan 25 2004, 04:19 PM
All my favourite foods start with 'ch'

Chips
Cheese
Chicken
Chocolate
Chinese
Chicos (chocolate jelly babies...mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm)

:rokk:
Hehe.. a true culinarist. :yowsa:

[Hell Puppy]

I eat both kinds of food.

meat AND potatoes

[Winetalk.com]

I can only say one thing...
there is a DIRECT correlation between food adventuorness and sex adventuorness...

I like octopussy....in all shapes and forms
;-)))

[TeenGodFather]

Originally posted by Serge_Oprano@Jan 25 2004, 05:00 PM
I can only say one thing...
there is a DIRECT correlation between food adventuorness and sex adventuorness...

I like octopussy....in all shapes and forms
;-)))
I'm not a homo if that's what you're implying :rolleyes:

Hehehe.. I also like octopussy, it's nice and slimy and cold and.. uhh.. nevermind.

[Peaches]

One look at my butt will tell you that I LOVE food. :inlove: I'll try anything once and most things a lot more than that. :) Oddly, I hate to cook but I love reading recipe books and watching cooking shows. I'd rather eat an average meal out than cook a good meal at home (unless it's steak and/or someone else is doing the cooking....).

I'm a great date - you can take me anywhere for food and I get tipsy after 2 drinks. :P

I'm not a fan of brussel sprouts and some Indian foods, though and red and green bell peppers and raw onions aren't my friends. :barfon:

[Joe Sixpack]

I can't stand fussy people.

Every culture has tasty food to offer so why limit yourself?

I love eating my way around the world.

[chodadog]

Steak.

[pushpills]

I like to try everything, but steak and lobster remains on top of the list.



A homecooked meal is always best...when a girl makes me a gourmet dinner I get all oooey gooey inside :inlove:

[JulieJolie]

Here in Quebec our national meal is a Poutine. It's french fries with gravy and cheese all mixed together and it's so goooood.... but it's as fat as eating a whole pound of butter. That's why I have problem keeping my weight always the same...

Besides that I love all food, as long as there is food I eat. Lebanese, Thai, Italian, Japanese, Greek are my favorite flavor. I also know how to cook it well so I don't have to buy it at the restaurant.

[Carrie]

Julie no one could ever look at you and imagine you had a problem with your weight, hehe *wolf whistle*

I LOVE food. I like smelling it, I like picking it out at the store, I like cooking it, I like looking at it, I like everything about it. I just don't overdo it... hell a lot of the time I forget to eat and then wonder later why I'm so tired and my head is splitting in two.

Bring me my steak bloody, my baked potato swimming in sour cream, my lobster drowning in butter, my chesapeake bay crabs fresh from the steamer and my fettucine alfredo so rich I'll have a heart attack right there on the table...

I just hate doing the dishes afterwards. :angry:

[pushpills]

Originally posted by Carrie@Jan 25 2004, 08:14 PM

I just hate doing the dishes afterwards. :angry:
cascade complete, for the lazy sob in all of us.


after you chow down, just toss it in the dishwasher as it is (or the next day, as longs as you dont leave the messy dishes in the family room)

[Vick]

Mmmmmm food
I'm a skinny little fucker that loves to eat (and sometimes cook)

All about having foodgasms!!

If I had to pick one favorite

Fillet Mignon
cooked in butter with the right seasonings (so as to make almost a sort of sauce)

Like most vegetables raw

Really believe preparing great food is an expression of emotion,
you can't cook great food unless you love the people you're cooking for or you love to prepare food

Ever tried to stay angry with someone who just prepared you an incredible meal?

[Trev]

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack@Jan 26 2004, 03:32 AM
I can't stand fussy people.


We should never go out to dinner together because I'd drive you up the wall :P

I hate most food except for Madras, Vindaloo, fish and chips, steak and chips and roast beef with yorkshire pudding.


Chinese :barfon:
Italian :barfon:
French :barfon:
Japanese :barfon:

[dantheman]

umm, I like most foods, love to try different things from dfferent places when I can. Been dating a vegetarian off and on for a couple of years so that opens up other things(as mary likes to say something without a mother:)
anyhow, My fav is seafoods. sushi is high on that list, I liked it before I spent a year in japan. But I also, enjoy some kickass BBQ (look where I live:)

for breakfast I'm having a peanut butter and banana sandwich B)


btw, vick I'm not taking your poll, I cant decide :yowsa:

[Torone]

What I like:
USDA Prime tenderloin, medium rare, baked potato, salad.

What I get, usually: spaghetti, sausage & potatoes, or chicken.

:biglaugh:

[JR]

I like almost all food but for me, nothing beats a great piece of beef.
Thai food is both my wife and my favorite food when we eat out.
Sushi is great because its fast and reasonably healthy.

[TeenGodFather]

Originally posted by JR@Jan 26 2004, 06:21 AM
I like almost all food but for me, nothing beats a great piece of beef.
Thai food is both my wife and my favorite food when we eat out.
Sushi is great because its fast and reasonably healthy.
Good calls, I love 'em all. My all time favorite summerfood.

Baked new potatoes with a slice of whole grilled beef tenderloin marinated in oliveoil, soy and garlic.
served with sourcream with crushed garlic and ground black pepper.. ahh my god, I wish it was summer and I could go out to bbq. :)

I just ate the most fantastic lamb tenderloin. I love food.

[steves]

Love to cook and love to eat. My favorite is Italian food. Last week made Spaghetti with Bolognese sauce and Veal Saltimboco. Yum.
If you want top quality meats try Lobels out of New York.
http://lobels.com

[TeenGodFather]

Originally posted by steves@Jan 26 2004, 07:18 AM
Love to cook and love to eat. My favorite is Italian food. Last week made Spaghetti with Bolognese sauce and Veal Saltimboco. Yum.
If you want top quality meats try Lobels out of New York.
http://lobels.com
Unfortunately I'm relatively sure I can't have them deliver to Helsinki, and I'm not gonna take a trans-atlantic flight to get a steak. :)

I like meat.

[JR]

Originally posted by TeenGodFather+Jan 26 2004, 07:37 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (TeenGodFather @ Jan 26 2004, 07:37 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--steves@Jan 26 2004, 07:18 AM
Love to cook and love to eat. My favorite is Italian food. Last week made Spaghetti with Bolognese sauce and Veal Saltimboco. Yum.
If you want top quality meats try Lobels out of New York.
http://lobels.com
Unfortunately I'm relatively sure I can't have them deliver to Helsinki, and I'm not gonna take a trans-atlantic flight to get a steak. :)

I like meat.[/b][/quote]
do they make a lot of reindeer sausage there like they do in Alaska? i just remembered how good that was.

[TeenGodFather]

Originally posted by JR@Jan 26 2004, 07:59 AM
do they make a lot of reindeer sausage there like they do in Alaska? i just remembered how good that was.
Probably in lappland, but reindeer meat is pretty expensive here in the 'south' :P

[Carrie]

Has anyone had alligator meat?
There was a discussion about it on GFY (someone rec'd a spam for it) and supposedly it kinda tastes like chicken with a sweeter flavor, and has the consistency of lobster. They sell it down in Florida(so we were told). Sounds interesting!

[TeenGodFather]

Originally posted by Carrie@Jan 26 2004, 08:14 AM
Has anyone had alligator meat?
There was a discussion about it on GFY (someone rec'd a spam for it) and supposedly it kinda tastes like chicken with a sweeter flavor, and has the consistency of lobster. They sell it down in Florida(so we were told). Sounds interesting!
I've had it, and it tastes pretty good. :)
Sort of like chicken, but not quite. Very tender (atleast the one I had).
I also like frogs legs, those also taste a bit like chicken. :)

[sarah_webinc]

I cook most of the time and I enjoy doing it. I hate using anything out of a packet, I would much rather spend the time to chop the vegetables myself. I know that as soon as I go away from this my weight goes up but if I spend the time to cook it goes down. So, that is how it has to be.

I'll try most things and when I am travelling I make a point of trying new things. I have had alligator meat and I agree that it is a slightly sweeter chicken. Ostrich is good too..more beefy but with hardly any fat.

[TeenGodFather]

Originally posted by sarah_webinc@Jan 26 2004, 08:29 AM
I cook most of the time and I enjoy doing it. I hate using anything out of a packet, I would much rather spend the time to chop the vegetables myself. I know that as soon as I go away from this my weight goes up but if I spend the time to cook it goes down. So, that is how it has to be.

I'll try most things and when I am travelling I make a point of trying new things. I have had alligator meat and I agree that it is a slightly sweeter chicken. Ostrich is good too..more beefy but with hardly any fat.
I had ostrich pizza. lol.. :)
Tastes like turkey, just stronger.

I disliked mantaray steaks, the texture was like eating fat. manta ray soup was good though. :)

[Peaches]

Originally posted by Carrie@Jan 26 2004, 12:14 PM
Has anyone had alligator meat?
There was a discussion about it on GFY (someone rec'd a spam for it) and supposedly it kinda tastes like chicken with a sweeter flavor, and has the consistency of lobster. They sell it down in Florida(so we were told). Sounds interesting!
I've had it several times - it is tender but doesn't have the consistency of lobster, IMHO.

In addition to gator, when you go to college in S. GA you also get to try the delicacies of BBQ'd goat and rattlesnake. :P

[Carrie]

now here's an idea... the next Internext in Florida could involve some neat type of (catered) smorgasbord of all of these neat foods from different cultures!

[JulieJolie]

Originally posted by Carrie@Jan 25 2004, 08:14 PM
Julie no one could ever look at you and imagine you had a problem with your weight, hehe *wolf whistle*
Yeah I get told that all the time. What people don't know is if I wouldn't work out every morning on my empty stomach it would show! When I don't fit in my pants anymore I know something's wrong! :gbounce:

[Torone]

Originally posted by Peaches@Jan 26 2004, 10:43 AM
In addition to gator, when you go to college in S. GA you also get to try the delicacies of BBQ'd goat and rattlesnake. :P
You just reminded me of a Mexican dish I'm fond of...Maria! j/k
Actually, I found out when I went to a Mexican wedding that I like cabrito. Barbecued, in salsa, or in sangre, it's delicious! You would never know you're eating goat.

As for rattlesnake, I ate some at a bar once...not bad!

Strangest: deep-fried grasshoppers.

[HoneyBlond]

Food Glorious Food !!

See Poll Good Sex or Great Food (http://www.oprano.com/msgboard/index.php?act=ST&f=1&t=8937&s=6210d51dc540f80041439664f6952f73)

I'm a big fan preferably if someone else is cooking *wink*

otherwise I find it all a bit soul destroying - taking all the time & effort to produce something wonderfully mouth watering, for it to be defaced and devoured by tomato sauce swilling, salt & pepper addicts. ( ie the family )

:okthumb:



Last edited by HoneyBlond at Jan 28 2004, 01:31 AM

[Torone]

Originally posted by HoneyBlond@Jan 27 2004, 08:28 AM
Food Glorious Food !!

See Poll Good Sex or Great Food (http://www.oprano.com/msgboard/index.php?act=ST&f=1&t=8937&s=6210d51dc540f80041439664f6952f73)

I'm a big fan preferably if someone else is cooking *wink*

otherwise I find it all a bit soul destroying - taking all the time & effort to produce something wonderfully mouth watering, for it to be defaced and devoured by tomato sauce swilling, salt & pepper addicts. ( ie the family )

:okthumb:
I cook a lot for family; and I am flattered when they 'devour' my work! :D

[cj]

Originally posted by Carrie@Jan 26 2004, 01:15 PM
now here's an idea... the next Internext in Florida could involve some neat type of (catered) smorgasbord of all of these neat foods from different cultures!
we already had the trial run at serge's house during a previous interext! aussie, russian and californian dishes ...

count me in for a food fest!! the cooking is as much fun as the eatin ;-)))