Cook the Book: 'Chocolate Epiphany'
Decadent double-chocolate cake for me. Mmmm.
I would head to the Philippines for some pit-roasted pig.
FRESH mussels sauteed in garlic and butter, and a piece of crusty bread. Yum, yum.
The first time I had a slice of warm blueberry pie a la mode at a diner is most memorable of all. It was sooooo good!
Cherries and green olives (but never in the same drink :) ).
Cool red potato salad garnished with dill and served alongside a thick, juicy ribeye steak. Yum!
Spearmint tea, iced with a little dash of sugar is cool and refreshing.
Spanish peanuts and soggy, margarine-soaked popcorn.
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though it is painful to even consider a lifetime without chocolate....
My last taste would be the Chocolate Tuxedo Cream Cheesecake at the Cheesecake Factory.
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I'm thinking Australia for some shrimp. It's gotta be good or the phrase wouldn't be as popular as it is, right? :-)
Although I am biased toward American BBQ in all of its forms, I'd try Brazilan churrasco and the Korean versions.
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