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Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2002 9:29 pm
by dragon wench
@Nippy and Grunt...lol! :D

Hmmmmm........barley (it has a really tasty, nutty flavour when cooked like this) and porcini risotto.....along with lamb that has been glazed with a bourbon/blackberry reduction sauce.... And of course....a good, chewy red wine.....Maybe a Zinfandel or a Shiraz..... ;)

Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2002 10:17 pm
by Zelgadis
Originally posted by Gruntboy
Cheese pizza & beer.
heh, make that a cheese pizza & (root)beer for minors like me :p

Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2002 11:25 pm
by Harry2052
Pizza(anything with a lot of meat and no pineapple) and a good spirit .... also a well cooked vension steak and roast potatoes ...yummmy

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 12:19 pm
by Beowulf
Ooooooooh, I had my very first pizza today (con'sarn those darntootin' allergies :mad: ), and it was divine.


Soy sauce tastes great on pasta, IMHO. Toast with lime marmalade is great. I also adore raspberry icecream, with a large spoon and plenty of time ;)

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 2:47 pm
by /-\lastor
Hmmm.... a nice italian cappuchino, a Red Bull in mixed with red wodka, pepperoni pizza. All served at the same time.

Next up would be a dessert of warm cherries and vanilla ice cream.

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 6:23 pm
by der Moench
Oh, this is just too predictable

Hmmmm ... German beer and - german beer! No? :o Well ...

Maybe German beer and wiener schnitzel.

German beer and hasenpfeffer.

German beer and roast duck.

Well, you get the idea. ;)

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 6:34 pm
by Mr Flibble
Whole crumbed chili peppers stuffed with cheese and deep fried. mmmmmmmmm..... love those.

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 6:43 pm
by Tybaltus
Well my mother is quite a Mexican cook because she was born and raised in Panama, so one of her spanish meals are always good-like spanish rice and beans or spanish chicken rice are VERY good. Her home made chili is real good too. :cool: And Mountain Dew or Pepsi is good alongside. I would probably like alcoholic drinks more, but Im a lawful citizen and am underage of drinking. I have had some alcohol before on special occasions, but Ill stick with soda for now. :D

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 6:47 pm
by Mr Flibble
@Tyb, you drink MD and Pepsi with chili? You're brave.

Try curry and coke. That's 'fun' (read=painful)

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 6:51 pm
by Tybaltus
Originally posted by Mr Flibble
@Tyb, you drink MD and Pepsi with chili? You're brave.

Try curry and coke. That's 'fun' (read=painful)
Ah, but I like a burning tongue. Spicy food is great. My mom also makes home-made tobasco sauce with peppers and what not. Now that stuff is SPICY! :D I like it. :D

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2002 7:35 pm
by VoodooDali
Hummus and dolmas (stuffed grape leaves). Love 'em.

Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2002 4:21 am
by Beldin
Originally posted by Witch King
Nipples and Pinot Noir.


I'm not sure I understand this correctly...

NIPPLES ? as in Image ???

Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2002 11:32 pm
by dragon wench
@Beldin...lmao :D

@Chanak.....I think I may have to rename this thread to "masochist's anonymous," since reading some of those combinations is making me ravenously hungry....thus reading about them is pure torture ;) :cool:


Hmmm...I'm noticing a theme here...it would appear that beer and wine go well with many different things :D

Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2002 11:45 pm
by Chanak
@Beldin: My question exactly, LOL! You asked it in style, as usual. :D

@DW: Yummy...now I want to take a vacation and go bumming around the vinyards in California...you know, wine tasting. ;)

Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2002 8:02 am
by Beldin
Originally posted by Chanak
@Beldin: My question exactly, LOL! You asked it in style, as usual. :D


Thank's @Chanak, but stylish as it may be , it's still not been answered by anyone...... :rolleyes: ....

No worries, I can wait...

Beldin :cool:

Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2002 8:44 am
by Vivien
Hmm...Now I want to try some new combinations :)

I myself am a pasta person, any type of pasta, but I like my own sauces the best (then you know what went in them). ;) Previously I would have said:
-Mushrooms and cream tossed with angel hair pasta and Merlot
-Fettuccine Alfredo with grilled chicken and broccoli cooked in garlic sauce and...Merlot
-Veggie lasagna and Merlot
-Pre-made ravioli/sauce and 'Red Table Wine' if you don't have the time/money to do anything better: D

But, lately my happy wine and pasta nights have been put on a hold. First, this whole getting-married-must-save-for-a-dress thing, and next my sister has convinced me that I am going to get fat if I continue eating the way I do. Apparently eating whatever you want whenever you want is a bad thing? I wouldn't listen to her if I hadn't jumped up on the scale right then and there and realized I have gained five pounds!! Granted, I was wearing jeans and tennies at the time and usually I weigh myself in the nude, but still that was enough for me.

So, here I am, ready to enter 'the zone'. Granted, I'm not very sure if I like the idea of entering any zone that she and her insane body-building boyfriend cavort in, but heck, I'll give it a try. (They flex and pat each others arm muscles all the time, I think it's some sort of mating ritual. I don't understand it as once you've felt your sisters arm muscles, there's no real thrill in going back there.) The first thing I learned was that pasta was very, very bad for you. :( How can this be? My favorite food is pasta, then wine, then cheese, then strawberries. :(

So, I've been trying to change my food. My idea was to cook a nice chicken breast on a Teflon pan and toss it with steamed broccoli. Of course, the fear of a tasteless chicken breast caused me to pat on a few 'helpers', you know rubbing in garlic, Italian herbs *cough* Parmesan cheese. Then I decided olive oil would make it better and I knew a certain amount of olive oil was allowed on the zone. But, alas, the little devil in my head assured me that my sister would never know if I put a pat of butter on the chicken to turn it that nice golden brown, so away I went and things were downhill from there.

I will say it was a delicious meal, didn't even miss the pasta, but then I had some nice toasted garlic bread to make up for that. :D My sister also says it's the most delicious chicken she's had for a long time, but to that I say "if you cook your chicken with little japanese fish sprinkles it will taste like fish, stop doing that, it's insane, and stop trying to make your own tofu!!".

*shakes herself*

Oops, where was I? :) Anyway, we'll see how this 'zone' thing works out :D Sorry for the long babbling. :o

Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2002 9:22 am
by dragon wench
lol! @Viv ;)
Well...I figure it is all about balance and moderation...... You see one night I might eat something like one of the rich pasta meals you've described, the next I might eat a vegan chilli... :D Actually if you are interested I posted the recipe for quite a tasty one in the "recipe swap" thread.... I checked last night and it has not yet been eliminated by the deities of SYM :D Of course..you might want to hold on the sour cream and accompanying tortilla chips....erm..and the bottle of dark beer...but other than that it is pretty low cal..... ;) :cool:

@Chanak...lol....beer...beer....beer...and beer :D

Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2002 5:16 pm
by Bad Karma
I find garlic bread dipped in milk to be tasty every once in a while. Ketchup on mac 'n cheese (nobody I know likes that! Why?) is also nice.

Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2002 5:51 pm
by RandomThug
A great meal for all occasions.

BBQ'd Steak (trip tip, flank, etc)
Baked Potato staked generously with/without cheese butter garlic salt sourcream etc.
Baked Beans slopped onto your plate without hesitation.
A Case of Coors light.

And a monday night football game.

Mmmm Tonights gonna taste good.

p.s. (Tri tip tonight with some a-1 sauce... good stuff)

((I'll post tommorow when I go to my grandma's for some good old Anne Torono Sicilian Cookin... ehh mmmmmm hmmmm))

Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2002 8:25 pm
by Chanak
Ketchup on mac 'n cheese (nobody I know likes that! Why?) is also nice.


I also like this. I know some other people who do, too. :D

In fact, they were the ones who introduced me to it. ;)