Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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7 Oct 2006, 20:53 #10641
bmwracer wrote:
That's going a little too far. :bleh:


Agreed.
On the Iron Chef once, one of the chefs made Broccoli ice cream.... yuck!
7 Oct 2006, 23:29 #10642
bmwracer wrote:
I'm surprised you didn't bring up your breasts again. :beaten:


I would have, but I don't know what they taste like. :headscratch:

Speaking of breasts, I think I'll have a chicken breast salad this morning. I'm starved.
8 Oct 2006, 00:01 · edited #10643
the catfish i ate last night was the best i've ever had in my ENTIRE life, bar none. it was absolutely fantastic.....crispy and salty on the outside, delicate and moist on the inside....taking a bite with some cilantro and ponzu was PURE joy. a MUST have dish.
8 Oct 2006, 02:04 #10644
Wynter wrote:I would have, but I don't know what they taste like. :headscratch:

*stifles self from making a joke* :beaten:
8 Oct 2006, 02:48 #10645
bmwracer wrote:
*stifles self from making a joke* :beaten:


LOL! You must always take the opportunity when one arises. :P

I ended up having chicken wings (tandoori masala kind!) for breakfast. Now it's nearly 3pm and I'm starving again.

>>raids the kitchen<<

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8 Oct 2006, 02:50 #10646
Wynter wrote:

LOL! You must always take the opportunity when one arises. :P

I ended up having chicken wings (tandoori masala kind!) for breakfast. Now it's nearly 3pm and I'm starving again.

>>raids the kitchen<<

[image]


you and Tu, provide some nice food screen cap pix.....making some of us crave some food now.... :sweat: :rofl:
8 Oct 2006, 02:52 #10647
Wynter wrote:

LOL! You must always take the opportunity when one arises. :P

I ended up having chicken wings (tandoori masala kind!) for breakfast. Now it's nearly 3pm and I'm starving again.

>>raids the kitchen<<

[image]


looks yummy :mrgreen:
8 Oct 2006, 03:00 #10648
so dinner yesterday was

Chinese ravioli, made with wonton skins and a stuffing of shrimp mousse in a butter, cream and Shitake mushroom sauce

Spring rolls filled with sweet lobster and dipped in a spicy yuzu sauce.

Sizzling whole catfish garnished with cilantro & slices of ginger tucked between the scored flesh...resting in a shallow pool of ponzu sauce.

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grub.
8 Oct 2006, 06:44 #10649
Wynter wrote:I ended up having chicken wings (tandoori masala kind!) for breakfast.

Breakfast of champions.
9 Oct 2006, 02:17 #10650
going to eat Halu Ramen with me Okasan and ototo :mrgreen:
9 Oct 2006, 02:20 #10651
K.T.Tran wrote:going to eat Halu Ramen with me Okasan and ototo :mrgreen:


yummy for your tummy.
9 Oct 2006, 02:26 #10652
Tu_triky wrote:

yummy for your tummy.


Hai.

I love Ramen just as much as Naruto does :hehe:
9 Oct 2006, 02:30 #10653
K.T.Tran wrote:

Hai.

I love Ramen just as much as Naruto does :hehe:


^_^ i love me some ramen too...make sure if you eat some gyoza too....ramen and gyoza are best friends...
9 Oct 2006, 02:33 #10654
Tu_triky wrote:

^_^ i love me some ramen too...make sure if you eat some gyoza too....ramen and gyoza are best friends...



naruhodo.
Best friends should be eaten together :mrgreen:
9 Oct 2006, 02:35 #10655
Dinner at Orris last night if I can remember giving my post-inebriated state.


-Tuna Sashimi Salad
-free range FRIED CHICKEN ala japonaise (Kara-age) with sweet and spicy sauce
-prime FILET MIGNON SKEWERS with Roquefort butter
-FRIED SHISHITO PEPPERS. Topped with crispy prosciutto and parmesan cheese
-trio of DUNGENESS CRAB CAKES. Hand picked crab meat (no filler) served atop a grain mustard sauce
-berkshire PORK MEDALLIONS. Three tenders filets of famous "Kurobuta" or Berkshire pork, lightly sauteed with a green peppercorn sauce
-Foie Gras with Zucchini
-Manila Clams with garlic, butter, and wine
9 Oct 2006, 02:42 #10656
Tu_triky wrote:-Tuna Sashimi Salad
-free range FRIED CHICKEN ala japonaise (Kara-age) with sweet and spicy sauce
-prime FILET MIGNON SKEWERS with Roquefort butter
-FRIED SHISHITO PEPPERS. Topped with crispy prosciutto and parmesan cheese
-trio of DUNGENESS CRAB CAKES. Hand picked crab meat (no filler) served atop a grain mustard sauce
-berkshire PORK MEDALLIONS. Three tenders filets of famous "Kurobuta" or Berkshire pork, lightly sauteed with a green peppercorn sauce
-Foie Gras with Zucchini
-Manila Clams with garlic, butter, and wine

Awesome.

*stares at own lunch and wonders what went wrong*
9 Oct 2006, 02:42 #10657
Tu_triky wrote:Dinner at Orris last night if I can remember giving my post-inebriated state.


-Tuna Sashimi Salad
-free range FRIED CHICKEN ala japonaise (Kara-age) with sweet and spicy sauce
-prime FILET MIGNON SKEWERS with Roquefort butter
-FRIED SHISHITO PEPPERS. Topped with crispy prosciutto and parmesan cheese
-trio of DUNGENESS CRAB CAKES. Hand picked crab meat (no filler) served atop a grain mustard sauce
-berkshire PORK MEDALLIONS. Three tenders filets of famous "Kurobuta" or Berkshire pork, lightly sauteed with a green peppercorn sauce
-Foie Gras with Zucchini
-Manila Clams with garlic, butter, and wine


definately sounds like a delicious expensive dinner :beaten:
9 Oct 2006, 02:43 #10658
K.T.Tran wrote:

definately sounds like a delicious expensive dinner :beaten:


yeah it was pretty expensive....there were five of us....but we also ordered lots of sake...so i was anticipating the high cost..... :sweat:
9 Oct 2006, 02:49 #10659
bmwracer wrote:
Awesome.

*stares at own lunch and wonders what went wrong*


it was good...it's a rare occasion when i go out to eat with a number of ppl these days....so it was enjoyable.

i think my friends know i have a penchant for japanese food...i chose the restaurant this time so....

i had the good fortune to see friends i hadn't seen in a long time.

funny thing was i ate out twice this weekend which NEVER happens. Friday at Shiro and Saturday at Orris....both restaurants started by the same chef ^_^ Shiro is a Japanese/French bistro and Orris is new wave Japanese izakaya (I guess)
9 Oct 2006, 02:55 #10660
Tu_triky wrote:funny thing was i ate out twice this weekend which NEVER happens. Friday at Shiro and Saturday at Orris....both restaurants started by the same chef ^_^ Shiro is a Japanese/French bistro and Orris is new wave Japanese izakaya (I guess)

Never had the pleasure of trying those two places, but I've heard mighty good things about them. :victory:

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