What is your favorite food the most???

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Twice baked potatos!

Stuffed lobster is my fav!

Just plain lobster, maybe with a little lemon butter.

no question here!!!!! PIZZA!!!!!!! sue

mm has to be a curry, chichen tikka massala or saag lamb with mushroom pilau rice, samosas, keema naan and cucumber raita. and an ice cold pint of heineken export to wash it all down. :) and dont forget the poppadums!

lil

Roast Chicken, Sage Stuffing,Mashed Potatoes, Gravy

pizza with ham, onion and green peppers. or steak, baked potato and salad. or Thanksgiving dinner with turkey, mashed potatoes, dressing and cranberry orange relish.

seafood and lamb,but not together.

Does Chololate count?????

No? Well then I would have to say the all American home grilled burger!

I do love Itlaian food, and Mexican as well!

Lobster stuffed with crab imperial for sure

chocolate. it *is* a whole food group in and of itself! in particular, hazlenut truffles by Godiva...

Italian style sphagetti with: steamed mussels or meatballs or sausage or meat sauce or chicken livers etc.

Lobster (plain or stuffed with lobster), especially when we're on vacation in Maine. Maine is one of my favorite states.

Beef Enchiladas smothered en rojo chili sause with a side of spanish rice,and Frijoles refritos.

Ham and scalloped potatos with cheese.

TACOS or anything mexican! I like anything someone else cooks!!! LOL

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My comfort food would have to be cinnamon/sugar toast with cocoa. Some of my favorite meals are spagetti/meatballs, pizza, tacos at Mi Pueblitos, Turkey with bread stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, Steak, baked potato, and salad, and the one thing I can eat anytime - cheeseburger.

vic

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NO RRose-im not mexican-i do have some portugeese in the family tree!

Every single meal I eat is my favourite :)

That would be too hard Red Rose :-) You pick for me, I'll take any of the above :-) vic

If I had to live on one food for the rest of my life and I could only choose one, any gooood bread and butter.

A very good aged steak cooked medium rare, pasta side dish, like pasta with pesto, or fettucini with alfredo sauce. And then there's bread pudding. Sometimes all of the above in the same meal, but then I'm hurtin' for sure!

Cheese and sausage pizza!

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Olive Garden's salad and Starbucks Coffee Almond Toffee ice cream.

Fried Green Tomatoes!!! Chocolate! Fried Oysters...cornbread (not the sweet kind)and Pepperoni PIZZA!! Oh gosh,...now I'm hungry again! (hmmm....seems like there's some left over cornbread and.....)Jo

fried chicken... home made of course.
scratch yellow cake with fudge icing
thin spaghetti with butter and garlic, salt & pepper, fresh herbs...
mmm

When I eat out, I order scrod(with crumbly top)because I don't fix this at home. and white chocolate, macadamia nut cookies(for dessert)mmmmmm

Crab legs, Italian food, ben and jerr's ice cream.

Strawberries

Just one well I am with RUby-pizza with 1000 toppings

Garlic butter shrimp that my DBF(Dear Boyfriend) makes

Stone Crab claws with drawn butter or mustard sauce. Tis the season!!

a good piece of fresh fish any day.

NO WAY!! You can't make me pick just ONE!! I could pick anything listed above at any given moment/mood. Variety is the spice of life!

I HAVE to pick one??

One luxury food: Prime Rib, extra rare.

Comfort food: Hmmm...meatloaf?...pork roast?...grilled cheese & tomato soup? I've got it! A blade chuck roast, in the oven about 5 hours. Plenty of onions, carrots and red potatoes.

Fun food: Gotta be soft shell tacos! With refried beans, guacamole, sour cream, the whole works!

Then there's dessert.......You CAN"T make me pick just ONE!!! WAAAAA!

seafood

thick cut bread, toasted to almost burnt, crunchie peanut butter and strawberry jam/?jello or leerdamer cheese with lemon marmalade and back bacon on the same bit of toast (not with the peanut butter and jam).

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Mark