Belly rubs [food thread]

[Indieguy]

Pulled chicken fajitas. I did everything all by myself from scratch. (smiling)

[Ques]

"aquí?"

"aquí"

[Ques]

La Sirenita if you're in sellwood next time youre in ptown

[bird.in.flight]

[bels]

Whenever I eat paninis or crusty bread it scrapes up the top of my mouth and hurts for a week.

#justnankidthings

[stappard_]

First christmas dinner of the year

[can-]

would kill for a sunday roast right now

[Ques]

blueberry bourbon basil donut

yum

[deadkitty]

HAUTE ICE CREAM

[sknss]

anyone has a good recipe for burritos?

[can-]

ask bela about burritos

[TheLouisVuittonPawn]

Dad took me and out to a nice ramen place and we got a nice little booth in the back

[prawnzee]

[kyung]

i love being at home because i have such a wide selection of ingredients =)



massive chicken tsukune bowl



karaage



떡국 (korean rice cake soup traditionally eaten on new years)

[mahi-mahi]

What's the best pizza around?
Actually, what's the best meal around?

[frogosaurus]

Anyone got any good fish taco recipes? Trying to decided between grilled / baked / fried and what to put on them

[kyung]

[bels]

Post your fav hotsauce for falafels for

My fav is Mamoun's. My friend brought me some when he went there and I hoard it jealously.

Sriracha is OK too.

[zayg]

I go to the falafel place in the gas station outside of my campus. They have a delicious hot sauce that I sometimes put on. I've also noticed a direct correlation between the amount of hot sauce put on and the amount of time spent on the toilet, so generally I avoid hot sauce on falafel.

[inherently]

The first time I went to Mamoun's my friend underestimated the spiciness of the hot sauce. It was not a very good experience.

[pips]

Some of the things I ate in Thailand I managed to take a photo of before wolfing them down. I have no idea what these are called in Thai so I will just describe them to the best of my ability, sorry about that.



Duck Noodle Soup with Blood Cubes. This was my first meal in Thailand. I love duck anything but I've never eaten blood cubes before so this was a bit of a gamble but I ended up loving it, especially when I put a tiny amount of chili flakes in it. The texture of the blood cubes was similar to tofu but with a very earthy taste.



Grilled Squid with Mystery Sauce. The sauce was really incredibly spicy (at least for me, and I only asked for a little) with a touch of what I think was cilantro, lending it a freshness that brings to mind salsa. Half an hour later after eating this my mouth was still burning. Despite that I enjoyed this snack.



Spicy Chicken Noodle Soup. The clear soup is deceptively spicy. This was actually my sister's meal but I ate like half of it, oops.



L: Some sort of sticky rice desert with coconut pudding on top R: Sticky Rice with Mango and Coconut Milk. What I ate in place of a cake on my birth day eve. Had been craving for this for days since we landed in Thailand. I even went three times to what is considered the best sticky rice with mango stand in Bangkok to have some, only to be greeted by a sold out cart each time I went, damn my luck. You can just imagine my joy when I spotted a cart selling them on my last night at some random side street in the red light district.

Other things I ate and drank:

- All the cheap street Pad Thai I could possibly ever want
- Green Curry Rice with Chicken
- Garlic Chicken Rice
- Thai Pork BBQ
- Strawberry Yogurt Smoothie
- Passion Fruit Smoothie
- Banana Nutella Crepe
- An overpriced glass of mocha that gave me the shakes and left me with the weirdest, most unsettling feeling as I wandered around Siam. Reminded me why I dont drink coffee.

[nothobo]

Mapodoufu

[freddy]

Self explanatory...

[Indieguy]

Family brunch: hotsmoked salmon, spring rolls, toast Skagen, bacon, oven baked carrots potatoes and parsnip, feta cheese, scrambled eggs with chives and cress. Also sippin' mimosa.

[ramseames]

Sesame-ginger-beef ramen w/



green onion garnish tho

[deadkitty]

stuff i ate in wellington



ponzu tuatuas



tamarind gurnard



chicken & waffles



snapper sashimi w/ mango and lime and stuff



cereal milk créme brulee w/ thyme & yoghurt gelato and shortbread

[ramseames]

miso gravy dawg

[KLF]

my favorite part about nice restaurants is that you can pay two or three times the average price for a meal that ends up served to u on a piece of wood

[straysheep]

forgot I had some pictures from my last food binge in Asia.

--pictures of food from people who can make food much better than I--


Imahan in Asakusa might be the most delicious beef I've ever had, highly recommend if you ever visit Tokyo.


Kanda tsukemen

[nothobo]

Everybody should go to their local korean market and buy this and then make a video of you eating it (smiling) (or at least a reaction pic)