Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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7 Aug 2005, 17:20 #3761
Lunch invitation at a friend's

and it is gonna be - Tandoori chicken, chicken curry, salads, cheeze and lots of wine ... :dancing: :dancing: :dancing:

happy happy ... :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 20:55 #3762
bmwracer wrote:
Sardines??

Yeech. :bleh:


K.T. Tran wrote:Yea....sardines isn't the greatest fish to eat....but it could taste good depending on how you cook it


Yes sardines! Yum!!!! :) You don't have to cook them. They taste good right out of their own little can/ tin. They were lightly smoked sardines in soybean oil. It is an aquired taste, I suppose. :)


K.T. Tran wrote:The Taro smoothie I had was awesome. The lady who makes these drinks for me when I stop by the family restuarant is awesome, she really nice Always makes me a Thai Tea w/pearl even before I ask for any drink


Taro smoothies are good. What exactly are those dark colored beans/ pods in the Taro smoothie? At least they were in mine. :shocked: Thai tea with pearl??? Real pearl? Sounds interesting. I ate at a Thai restuarent the other night with some friends we had Pad Thai noodles and Green Curry chicken in coconut sauce. Very good!!!

z123_us wrote:Lunch invitation at a friend's

and it is gonna be - Tandoori chicken, chicken curry, salads, cheeze and lots of wine ...
happy happy ...

I would be happy too z. Tandoori chicken is delicious! Oops sorry its the lots of wine you are so happy about, isn't it? :bonk: ;) :D
8 Aug 2005, 00:44 #3763
Those little black balls are called pearls or Bolba... :mrgreen:

Can't say I've had a Green Curry chicken in coconut sauce...but I've had Pad Thai many times :mrgreen: I'll have to ask my Godmom if she knows how to make Green Cury chicken in coconut sauce the next time I stop by her restaurant :woot:
8 Aug 2005, 00:57 #3764
K.T.Tran wrote:Those little black balls are called pearls or Bolba... :mrgreen:

Can't say I've had a Green Curry chicken in coconut sauce...but I've had Pad Thai many times :mrgreen: I'll have to ask my Godmom if she knows how to make Green Cury chicken in coconut sauce the next time I stop by her restaurant :woot:


Thanks K.T. Tran. No wonder they tasted so good. I looked up Bolba and found that they are also called Boba or Black Tapioca Pearls that are also used for Bubble Tea. I love the taste Tapioca pudding!!!! :inlove: I have loved it since I was a litle girl. :D

Here is what I found at the Wikipedia website of what Tapioca really is:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapioca

The green curry was a little bit spicier than the other dishes in a creamy greeish-white sauce but it was sooo good! :thumbsup: I hope your GodMother can make it for you KT.
8 Aug 2005, 01:44 #3765
Enna wrote:

Thanks K.T. Tran. No wonder they tasted so good. I looked up Bolba and found that they are also called Boba or Black Tapioca Pearls that are also used for Bubble Tea. I love the taste Tapioca pudding!!!! :inlove: I have loved it since I was a litle girl. :D

Here is what I found at the Wikipedia website of what Tapioca really is:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapioca

The green curry was a little bit spicier than the other dishes in a creamy greeish-white sauce but it was sooo good! :thumbsup: I hope your GodMother can make it for you KT.


ohh the green curry, tried that before, thesedays so into Japanese Curry/and other kinds of food. But Indian Curry isn't bad, and very spicy too.
Boba, yeah good stuff, was into it a lot 6 years ago. Occassionally i like to have boba, usually the regular Milk-tea one or Taro, either ice blended or regular just with ice. :bonk:
8 Aug 2005, 02:18 #3766
qilver wrote:

ohh the green curry, tried that before, thesedays so into Japanese Curry/and other kinds of food. But Indian Curry isn't bad, and very spicy too.


I have yet to try Japanese curry and Indian Curry. I'll have to try them soon. I hope they good and spicy too, love spicy food :victory:

Breakfast today = 1 bowl of Honey Bunches of Oats Cereal. First time eating it and its pretty yummy :applaud:
8 Aug 2005, 02:39 #3767
K.T.Tran wrote:

I have yet to try Japanese curry and Indian Curry. I'll have to try them soon. I hope they good and spicy too, love spicy food :victory:

Breakfast today = 1 bowl of Honey Bunches of Oats Cereal. First time eating it and its pretty yummy :applaud:


Indian curry comes in different degrees of spiciness. Not sure but I think Vindaloo (sp?) is one of the hottest. Check with z123_us on that one.

I recently started eating Honey Bunches of Oats also. GMTA! ( great minds think alike). They are pretty yummy. :good:
8 Aug 2005, 03:31 #3768
Enna wrote:

Indian curry comes in different degrees of spiciness. Not sure but I think Vindaloo (sp?) is one of the hottest. Check with z123_us on that one.

I recently started eating Honey Bunches of Oats also. GMTA! ( great minds think alike). They are pretty yummy. :good:


had Costco Pizza, good stuff and only $2 for a big slice.
:thumbsup:
8 Aug 2005, 03:36 #3769
qilver wrote:

had Costco Pizza, good stuff and only $2 for a big slice.
:thumbsup:


Oooh I am suposed to go to Costco tomorrow with friend. I never tried their pizza. Now maybe I will. Thanks qilver! :D

PS. z123_us and K. T. Tran scroll back up to catch the Indian curry/ Japanese curry/ Thai curry discusion. :)
8 Aug 2005, 03:40 #3770
Enna wrote:

Oooh I am suposed to go to Costco tomorrow with friend. I never tried their pizza. Now maybe I will. Thanks qilver! :D

PS. z123_us and K. T. Tran scroll back up to catch the Indian curry/ Japanese curry/ Thai curry discusion. :)


yea, some good pizza, and for a extra large pizza combo, only $9.95, not bad.

yeah, that curry stuff must be hard to make. :bonk:
8 Aug 2005, 06:39 · edited #3771
Enna wrote:
I would be happy too z. Tandoori chicken is delicious! Oops sorry its the lots of wine you are so happy about, isn't it? :bonk: ;) :D


post lunch report - it was EXCELLENT ... very very very good indeed

not just the wine .. we had tandoori, red beans, chicken curry, rice, salads.

then we had 5 types of french cheeze with special bread made with grains .. u know bread is also very famous in france . :)

and then VOILA .... we had a choice of ..... 10 icecreams ... to choose from .. not kidding .... 10 different flavors ... so was had scoops of like 5 flavors in our bowls .... one of us actually took 10 flavors in his bowl :hehe: ..... on my god that was heaven :dancing:

( enna - u were mentioning ice cream addiction yesterday only ... :hehe: :hehe: )

and ofcourse ... wine ... wine .. wine .... the best was : we had a bottle of very good quality Bourgougne wine .... 1991... yeah 15 yrs old ... very good :dancing:

so in the end we ate sooooo much .. and we finished eating at 5:30 pm ... with the coffee .... i am not eating dinner ... damn ... i just dont have place :bonk:

always good to have good friends like this ... :victory:
8 Aug 2005, 06:41 #3772
qilver wrote:yeah, that curry stuff must be hard to make. :bonk:


oh yeah .. my friend ... slogged for like 4.5 hrs in the kitchen to get all that ready ... poor guy ... :beaten:

but it was all worth it
8 Aug 2005, 07:37 #3773
z123_us wrote:

oh yeah .. my friend ... slogged for like 4.5 hrs in the kitchen to get all that ready ... poor guy ... :beaten:

but it was all worth it


for a special lady, that would be understandable to cook a meal like that, but it had better be for a special occasion as well. that is a lot of cleaning too after all that cooking. like a thanksgiving meal, a cook-a-thon. :hehe:
8 Aug 2005, 08:35 #3774
qilver wrote:

for a special lady, that would be understandable to cook a meal like that, but it had better be for a special occasion as well. that is a lot of cleaning too after all that cooking. like a thanksgiving meal, a cook-a-thon. :hehe:


friends my dear ... anything for friends ... :)
8 Aug 2005, 10:38 #3775
z123_us wrote:

friends my dear ... anything for friends ... :)


dang, you are a good friend, your friends are lucky to have someone that will cook for them for that long, they better do the cleaning afterwards... :rofl: :hehe:
8 Aug 2005, 11:40 #3776
Rotini pasta with mushrooms, sausage, onions, and zucchini that I made mayself... Yum!
8 Aug 2005, 18:05 #3777
qilver wrote:

dang, you are a good friend, your friends are lucky to have someone that will cook for them for that long, they better do the cleaning afterwards... :rofl: :hehe:


or atleast get some good women with them ... when they come over .. :hehe:
8 Aug 2005, 18:48 #3778
bmwracer wrote:Rotini pasta with mushrooms, sausage, onions, and zucchini that I made mayself... Yum!


Ah-ha!! So you ARE Chef Boy-ar-dee!!!! :hehe: That-a musta tasted sooo good-a my gumbah! :hehe: :D
8 Aug 2005, 23:03 #3779
Enna wrote:Ah-ha!! So you ARE Chef Boy-ar-dee!!!! :hehe: That-a musta tasted sooo good-a my gumbah! :hehe: :D

:lol: LOL. I can't remember the last time I ate something from Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee...

Thank goodness for that. :hehe:
8 Aug 2005, 23:42 #3780
bmwracer wrote:Rotini pasta with mushrooms, sausage, onions, and zucchini that I made mayself... Yum!

Enna wrote:Ah-ha!! So you ARE Chef Boy-ar-dee!!!! That-a musta tasted sooo good-a my gumbah!
bmwracer wrote:
:lol: LOL. I can't remember the last time I ate something from Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee...
Thank goodness for that. :hehe:


No no not eat that stuff!!! :shakehead: :bleh: You ARE Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee pisan! :hehe: What kind of sauce did you cook? Your dinner sounded so yummy. :)

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