what's your favorite food

[Deputy Joe]

Ribs.... full rack, of course

[huff317]

Thanks, thanks alot. Now, not only am I HUNGRY, my wife is calling me from the grocery store about five minutes ago, asking me what I wanted for dinner tonight.....what am I SUPPOSED to say to that?!?!?!?!

My favortie is definitely Fajitas, beef.
I married hispanic. Yes, I am in heaven every day due to that....

BTW, JKT, I have SEEN that sucker, and I mean to tell you, 72oz is a LOT of beef. Looks like the guy had half a beef on his platter!!

Peace

[Pigskin]

OMG, there is no way I can come up with just one thing...there are SO-O-O-O many. I love eggs, the incrdible, edible egg, & breakfast in general. Cinnemon rolls. I love hamburgers. I could eat them every day for lunch or supper. I love hot dogs (yes, I've heard what's in them) & can eat 6 or 7 a sitting. I love snack foods & junk foods. I can eat a tube of Pringles at a time or a box of Pop-tarts (brown sugar cinnemon). As far as a favorite recipe, my wife makes a sausage roll that is homemade bread wrapped around a filling of meat, sausage, & cheese. It is the best. New Years' Day dinner is my favorite with black-eyed peas, ham, cornbread, mashed potatoes, & green onions. Man I'm hungry!

[shooter1201]

A nice THICK medium RARE steak from Outback's...and a big slice of cheesecake!

BTW...there are 3 things God meant to be nekked:

Steaks
Cheesecake
Women

[nickg]

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Originally posted by TexReserve:
NickG,

Wasn't shimp curry one of the three stooges?

Just joking, I knew you really meant shRimp curry!

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ohhhh, a wise guy ehh??....nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!!!

excuse me -- SHRIMP curry!!

[TexReserve]

NickG,

Wasn't shimp curry one of the three stooges?

Just joking, I knew you really meant shRimp curry!

[nickg]

STEAK AND FRIED POTATOES!!!!! that is one thing i can eat ANYTIME!!!

FRIED EGGS AND FRIED POTATOES is right next to that -- with a nice loaf of fresh italian bread to sop up my eggs!!

nice big fat juicy LOBSTER...maybe two!!

SUSHI

any good INDIAN dish -- shimp curry, lamb saag, vindaloo (if i'm in the mood for something REALLY hot and spicy), red oninon chutney, lemon pickle on the side!!!

or any good mediterranean (like stuffed grape leaves) or greek dish (like mousaka)!!

the bummer is when you are in the mood for a REALLY good dish and the only thing you have in the house is bologna and the 2 heals of a loaf of bread.

[Sig220Man]

JKT: Thanks for the link. I heard about the restaurant on a documentary about Route 66. I didn't realize the steak was THAT big!! I also didn't realize that many people had such huge appetites It would take me about a month to consume something like that.

Oregon Mike: If you check their website, you have to eat the steak, and all the fixin's, within a one hour time frame. If you don't, you owe them $72 (that's a dollar per ounce of meat)

[rugbyman]

Any New Zealand roasts (beef, chicken, lamb, pork),roast potatoes, kumara, peas and gravy, followed by my mums raspberry jam steamed pudding.

[Mike Tx]

Bacon and tomato sandwiches. Cheeseburgers. Steak and sweet potatoes. All homeade by me of course.

And in the morning, pancakes. The delicious recipe of a half cup of some generic pancake mix that requires only water, adding a half cup of buttermilk, and an eighth cup of cream of wheat, and one egg. Add a quarter cup of applesauce.De-fracking-liscious.

Warning: the applesauce makes them sticky!

[Oregon Mike]

I'd give it a shot, depending on the time limit. Despite having gone through Army basic training, I'm not all that fast of an eater. But I'd get it down eventually.

Mike

[JKT]

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Originally posted by Sig220Man:

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Originally posted by Bill R:
Oregon Mike,

Restaurants don't usually offer 3 pound steaks, and I'm sure not going to cook one for myself.

There's this steakhouse on a ranch outside of El Paso that serves a great one.

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I heard there's a restaurant on I-40 somewhere in Texas (Amarillo if I'm not mistaken) that says if you can finish a 40 oz. steak, with all the fixin's, within a certain time period, that they'll give it to you for free. Supposedly in the long history of that restaurant only a dozen or so people have successfully done this.

BURP!!!

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Yep, It's in Amarillo and it's called The Big Texan

We did have one here (I'm 120 or so miles South of Amarillo), bnt it closed a long time ago

And it's a 72 oz steak

[Mitzi]

[Delta_V]

Sushi, smoked salmon, and duck.

[CopInNY]

Americanized Chinese Sesame Chicken.