What is your favourite type of food?

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04 Sep 2011, 5:31 pm

The foods are like the best are Chinese, Thailandish but also western foods like American, German and Canadian foods.

In fact I am considering moving either to China or Canada because they have the best variety of foods there. Where I live the food is not so good.

The foods I like the best are:

Satai Chicken

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Chinese-style spare ribs with sweet red seasoning

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Burger made of deer meat - eaten alot in America, Germany and Canada

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Seafood: I also like seafood very much especially Lobsters and Shrimps. Lobsters are quite expensive in Europe but in America and Canada they are quite cheap.

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For dessert I like:

Sweden torte (quite popular in Sweden)

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Rose syrup: delicious and also used in a lot in India, China and Singapore. They use it for cooking, on desserts or simply as a drink.

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http://bombaybazaarstore.com/images/pro ... 0Syrup.jpg



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05 Sep 2011, 3:46 am

Potatoes (especially baked/roasted)
Peanut butter
Pad thai
Stir fries
Risotto
Bean burritos
Garlic bread (anything with tons of garlic, actually)
Anything sweet and salty (like french fries dipped in plum sauce, tofu teriyaki)
Freshly baked bread
Veggie sushi
Cheesecake


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05 Sep 2011, 11:49 am

Mexican!


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05 Sep 2011, 12:00 pm

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05 Sep 2011, 12:16 pm

fried green tomatoes and white potatoes made any way except for potato pancakes.



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05 Sep 2011, 1:49 pm

I especially like Czech and Italian cuisine.



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05 Sep 2011, 3:53 pm

I love spicy foods, and I also love foods from basically any ethnicity. My favourite is probably Indian though. Mmmmm!


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05 Sep 2011, 5:00 pm

Diet/breakfast shakes, fruits, veggies and chicken.


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05 Sep 2011, 5:09 pm

The kind that makes me not die.


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17 Sep 2011, 8:33 am

I really like everything, but i'm vegan haha.
I ADORE PIZZA!


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20 Dec 2014, 12:38 pm

Indian food

I used to hate Indian food -- the flavors were far too overpowering. It bothered me even to go in an Indian restaurant.

Then I had a heavy case of the flu that seems to have destroyed much of my ability to smell. My sense of smell/taste has returned somewhat over the years, but for several years I really couldn't tell the difference in foods by taste -- for example, between a hamburger and food on a Chinese buffet.

One day I stopped at an Indian restaurant and found that I could suddenly eat the food and I could actually taste it to some extent. Ever since then, Indian food has been my favorite. I would eat it every meal, if it was available. Unfortunately, the nearest Indian restaurant to my house is 100 miles away.

Today, 35 years after that case of flu, I have some sense of smell, but oftentimes it screws up badly and I frequently smell things that aren't even there.



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20 Dec 2014, 1:22 pm

I like cakes, cookies, pies etc, particularly fruity ones. I like plain fruits, too, such as grapefruits, pineapples and so on.

I also like very spicy hot food, too.



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22 Dec 2014, 1:18 am

Korean food, specifically bibimbap and daenjangchigae. I also like sashimi, and real Italian style pasta, not the sugar filled dish we know in America as spaghetti with marinara sauce. Pasta swimming in sugar sauce. yuck.



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22 Dec 2014, 1:34 am

chagya wrote:
Korean food, specifically bibimbap and daenjangchigae. I also like sashimi, and real Italian style pasta, not the sugar filled dish we know in America as spaghetti with marinara sauce. Pasta swimming in sugar sauce. yuck.


I've never added sugar to marinara sauce. I can't recollect ever eating anybody else's spaghetti with a marinara sauce that was more than naturally sweet from the tomatoes.

Is it really common to put sugar in marinara sauce? Is that a regional variation? If so, what region?



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22 Dec 2014, 1:49 am

I like indian and arabic food



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22 Dec 2014, 2:06 am

eric76 wrote:
chagya wrote:
Korean food, specifically bibimbap and daenjangchigae. I also like sashimi, and real Italian style pasta, not the sugar filled dish we know in America as spaghetti with marinara sauce. Pasta swimming in sugar sauce. yuck.


I've never added sugar to marinara sauce. I can't recollect ever eating anybody else's spaghetti with a marinara sauce that was more than naturally sweet from the tomatoes.

Is it really common to put sugar in marinara sauce? Is that a regional variation? If so, what region?


Everyone I have ever known puts sugar in marinara sauce, to offset the bitterness of the tomato. I find the natural sweetness and the little bitterness acceptable. I make my own sauce but I never put anything sweet. Here is a link from food.com showing that even some chefs use sugar in marinara, probably olive garden too.
http://www.food.com/recipe/marinara-sauce-58246