Posted by N.E.O
What's everyone favourt Dish mine is Korma with Quorn Pieces (vegitarian). if this threads been up B4 i would still like 2 know thanks
Posted by DickySnapples
lobster thermador! yum!!
Posted by WelshTom
lol @ Dicky - look at you with your sophisticated tastes!
mine is the more humble, but utterly gorgeous bread and butter pudding! Mmmmm
and if deserts aern't allowed on the list it is fillet steak, cook rare, in a redwine and peppercorn sauce - heaven!
Posted by axxxr
Traditional Fish & Chips from the local chippy...Yumm!!
Posted by Pradhika
In India are so many regions and atleast one dish per state is outstanding. Tough to single out. Still the best is home made DOSAs and FILTERED COFFEE.
Posted by kk.226
PIE PIE PIE!
Posted by Janet_k500i
Surinam Nasi met Moksi Metie
Posted by axxxr
N.E.O .....sorry have an urge to ask this but are you the ONE?
I also love Arabic Style Mix Grill with houmus and toasted pitta bread.
Posted by JK
my favourite is bake beans and meat!!!
Posted by mrao
Crab tandoori :-)
Posted by *Jojo*
Boullabaise Soup/Mixed Tempura/Katsudon/Fillet Mignon/T-Bone Steak . . .
Posted by N.E.O
2 axxxr if u count how many post yea... not really. i might be the 1 yea
Posted by Cycovision
I'm quite glad this thread came up actually because I'm off to Goa for two weeks over christmas.
Anybody got any suggestions for any particularly good food / snacks / drinks I should look out for over there? From what I've read, the cuisine is quite diverse so I'd appreciate some suggestions
I like hot 'n' spicy stuff, the missus prefers milder stuff.
Posted by haynesycop
so many dishes:
my mum's tuna casserole
chicken curry rice and chips
chicken fajicas (i know i spelt that wrong)
duck and pancakes with hoi sin sauce
chicken fried rice
barbeque ribs
anything with chicken
yorkshire puddings
and the list goes on.......
Posted by dude_se
i agree with miss c. all of my fav food apart from your mums dish as ive never tried that, sure its good
dude_se
Posted by mrao
@cyco. Good time to be in goa. Try the local fare, particularly the goa sausage curry and chicken vindaloo. Also the pork sorpotel. If you like spicy food, you will love these dishes. Have fun and bon appetit. :-)
Posted by Cycovision
Thanks mrao, I'll look out for those
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Posted by mrao
No problemo. Im a bit drunk right now. So cant remember more stuff offhand. Will pm you with a complete list tomorrow :-)
Posted by marlonski
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My perfect woman
couple of poached eggs on toast with several rashers of bacon (well done), mushrooms cooked with the bacon
and a large portion of bubble and squeak washed down with a nice mug of tea
Posted by haynesycop
oooooooo! bacon, bacon butties are the business, with barbeque sauce, perfect hangover cure on a sunday
Posted by marlonski
mmmmm not sure about the bbq sauce, either ketchup or fruity depending on my mood and if hungover
washed down with a double dose of resolve 'and' a mug of tea
Posted by haynesycop
baerbeque or garlic sauce from asda, that is yummy, never had fruit sauce before, may have to try that
Posted by marlonski
I meant HP Fruity
Posted by london-uk
Mine is definately Tournedos Rossini.
To anyone not familiar with this dish (although it is nothing new, and was probably a cliche already in the '90s) it comprises a Tournedos(i.e. the best part of the tenderloin (of beef)). To this, you add foie gras and truffles (in my opinion, preferably black). The sauce is made in different ways, according to the chef. For the sauce I prefer to add a small amount of Madeira, Cognac and Port to the pan which was used to cook the tournedos and foie gras, adding the truffles and some stock. Reduce the sauce quickly and add to the dish.
Posted by solidsingh
roti with daal
Posted by *Jojo*
You may NOT call this a DISH, but I never let a month PASS without STOPPING at this resto everytime I visit the Mall . . . since the mid-80's ! The latest craze here is their - Shrimp Supreme Sandwich
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Posted by feco
C-H-I-N-E-S-E F-O-O-D-!-!-!-!-! !!!!
Posted by teexl
u ever heard of EBA with vegetable soup.lol.wanna know d recipe.buzz me.
Posted by carkitter
French toast for breakfast at the Byzantium Cafe on Ponsonby Rd.
(Sliced baguette dipped in egg/milk, toasted; topped with grapes, sliced orange and kiwifruit; drizled with maple syrup, sprinkled with icing sugar).
Can't be beaten in my opinion. My wife always get the Sweetcorn fritters with salsa and mesculun.
Posted by methylated_spirit
Grilled swordfish is great, and i love pasta dishes.
Posted by Davo_169
@meths
i had a 550gram swordfish steak a couple months ago and it was the ducks nuts...yummmy!!!
i hate to follow the stereotypes but nothing beats some good ol' shrimp (prawns) on the barbie....or calamari
Posted by methylated_spirit
i cant stand shellfish....
Posted by leeboy13
Im a vegi and my father in-law keeps refuring to my food as 'Squiral shit' so i guess my fav has got to be the legendary:
'Squiral Shit'
LOL
Posted by teexl
i love this local food too..called iyan(pounded yam).to go wiv it is grilled bush meat in a vegetable stew..u'll love it when its hot.lol
Posted by teexl
ever taken pepper soup?...a rich green broth with lotsa pepper n assorted meat..want d recipe?pm me.lol
Posted by fatreg
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indeed, you canny beat a good old bit of chips and fish.
fatreg
Posted by hihihans
As I'm seeing food photos all over the world wide web I might as well revamp this old thread.
Veggie bbq