Me again…got too many food names…sigh.
Eh, they are made by blending solids into a liquid, so that’s still fair game.
For me though?
I don’t think I really have a “favorite” food. I have favorite “tastes”. I love the taste of tomato-based sauces. I love dishes with egg noodles in them.
I mean, if we are including all foods including desserts, the one item I could eat every day without getting tired of it is Chunky Monkey Ice Cream.
Sandwiches, the possibilites for those are endless. You can eat them on the go or you can make glorious gourmet ones.
Bangus Sisig
https://panlasangpinoy.com/bangus-sisig-recipe/
Anything that pairs well with a potato.
Sometimes another potato.
Sweet Revenge… a dish best served cold.
I can’t pick one, but my top 10 are:
Phó
Thai Curry (yellow one)
Biriyani
Tacos Carne Asada
Nigiri
Paella
Souvlaki
Shabu-shabu
Vegetable pizza on cauliflower crust
My wife makes that sometimes. I like to just eat the bangus with vinegar, plain rice, egg and tomato. You probably know what I’m talking about.
Not in preference order…
Pizza
Bacon
Ice cream
Fried Shrimp
Smoked White Fish
Hot pastrami on rye with melted swiss cheese and spicy mustard.
Garfield? Is that you?
Macaroni and Cheese
I basically like any food that isn’t like crappy American diner food
Casu martsu.
Favorite comfort food might be a godfathers taco pizza. Throw some taco sauce on that and good lord. They are very expensive as far as pizza choices go so I only get them a couple times a year.
Some times a flaming hot dish of revenge is pretty tasty too.
I like a good home made meatloaf with a rich brown gravy, mashed taters and fresh green peas out of my garden.
Pizza, and any kind of sea food.
Also, anyone that likes pineapple on pizza, you’re a monster.
Good question. I use to like burgers, can’t stand the texture.
Sick of Pizza, so I get cheesebread. Fettuccine is eh these days.
Though, my favorite drink is water and I love spicy food lol.
Kinda bored of food I guess.
I have a homemade stir fry recipe I learned from some very friendly Cantonese people I met when I lived in Miami. Their version of orange chicken. Towards the end you actually light the wok on fire, it’s soo good though:)