Favorite Foods

[one...two...tree 2,762]

USA - cheese

Thailand - Pak Boong Fai Daeng (Stir Fried Water Spinach)

I love pak boong!!!

http://www.smilingalbino.com/blog/2009/09/...oong-fai-daeng/

That looks really good. There's a water spinach (kangkong) in Filipino food that looks like that. The stalks are a bit crunchy and the leaves are soggy like other cooked spinach.

[Kevin and 10]

Pizza-Italian sausage & jalapanos.

Pho

Gyros

roast beef

deep fried walleye

[Rhiannercakes 14]

USA - cheese

Thailand - Pak Boong Fai Daeng (Stir Fried Water Spinach)

I love pak boong!!!

http://www.smilingalbino.com/blog/2009/09/...oong-fai-daeng/

That looks really good. There's a water spinach (kangkong) in Filipino food that looks like that. The stalks are a bit crunchy and the leaves are soggy like other cooked spinach.

I agree, this does look really good.

I eat something similar when I'm with my fiance, he's Taiwanese.

I love their food, though... some of it I can't get passed the look of it. Like chicken feet

[pnrmbr975 1]

My wife and I love Korean BBQ (Bulgogi)

Indian Food

Thai

Vietnamese Food

[scandal 951]

It depends on what I'm missing lately.

Now that Vickie is here, I'm eating lots of Thai several times a week.

I could go for a good Montreal smoked meat right about now.... (not to be confused with the similar - but distinctly different - NY pastrami on rye)

[yogib37 3]

Eisbein - yummmmmmyyy.

Was ist das?

[sheree 2]

Pho!

HOLY CR*p!!!!!! I am soooooo addicted to that soup !!!! and it reminds me of Canada sooo bad. There is a place in Toronto that makes a heavenly Pho...OH!!! especially in a snowy days that soup always brightens me.

[Marilyn. 340]

mmm the enchiladas and beans at Rodolfo's on Olvera street in LA are the best thing ever

[Malrothien 6]

Ropa vieja:

Dungeness crab:

Stuffed shells:

Baby back ribs:

Very short list, though.

[slim 1,533]

Today I climbed Mt. Bacon!

Seriously, if you guys haven't sampled the tasty-goodness that is three fresh, never frozen, quarterpound all-beef patties, three slices of melted cheese, nine strips of Applewood Bacon all covered in mayo, ketchup and mustard tossed on a premium bun sans veggies... then you're really missinng out. Head to Wendy's today, it's like a triple-slice of heaven! Couple it with a large fries and Coke - 2140 calories of Americana, baby!

My wife and I love Korean BBQ (Bulgogi)

Quite possibly the best food other than a Baconator and definitely the very best "foreign" food ever.

[Dr. Obvious 49]

Though, the first time I ate one, thought it was absolutely disgusting. Tzatziki wasn't exactly a taste acquired overnight for me.

[scandal 951]

Though, the first time I ate one, thought it was absolutely disgusting. Tzatziki wasn't exactly a taste acquired overnight for me.

Tzatziki? Where's the tzatziki in that photo? It looks like it could be a souvlaki. Though it's actually captioned as a donair - similar, yet different.

Tzatziki is a yoghurt/garlic/cucumber concoction which you can smother onto a souvlaki if you so choose:

[Susita 175]

mmmm souvlaki

[GabiandVi 34]

I have a harder time listing foods I DON'T like.

Though, the first time I ate one, thought it was absolutely disgusting. Tzatziki wasn't exactly a taste acquired overnight for me.

Tzatziki? Where's the tzatziki in that photo? It looks like it could be a souvlaki. Though it's actually captioned as a donair - similar, yet different.

Tzatziki is a yoghurt/garlic/cucumber concoction which you can smother onto a souvlaki if you so choose:

Some people put tzaziki in their gyro.

[Dr. Obvious 49]

In Germany, it is very common to have tzatziki in a döner. I later found out that is what was initially so gross about it to me. I am still not really a huge fan of cucumbers, but I can stand them in tzatziki now and I enjoy a döner normally with it now when I get one. There is no cabbage in that döner either, but most of the ones I have had fully prepared over there included either red, green, or both kinds of cabbage.

Edited December 11, 2009 by Wacken