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Gazpacho
Guacamole
Creme Brulee
Cheeseburgers (same quest as somebody else here)
Scotch Eggs

Thanks, everybody and keep 'em coming! Blue Heaven is a favorite of my niece's and is listed in Road Food books so I'm sure we'll be going there.

Does anybody know anything about Mangrove Mama's on Sugarloaf?

Portland, ME (seafood, blueberries)
Portland, Ore (fish, berries, wines, cheese)
Charleston, South Carolina (shrimp & grits, low country boil)
New Orleans (Cafe du Monde, Central Grocery for muffalettas)
Gulf Coast of Florida (so many types of seafood!)
All of my road trips are food trips and these suggestions are just the tip of the iceberg!

I'm 57 and I still crave my mother's great northern beans with chopped onion on top and cornbread. She also made some type of greens like collards or turnips but I didn't like those back then. Now, I've discovered that collards (cooked correctly with pork fat) are great!

Jacksonville, Florida - We love European Street on Park Street - the kibbi pita and beer cheese soup are awesome!

Happy New Year! Looking forward to another good year of eating and drinking and leaving the rest behind! I had my hoppin john with jasmine rice and collard greens and honeybaked ham left from Christmas and 3 glasses of pinot grigio! Yum!

We are so traditional and we love it! I even have a list that I keep updating every year called The Perfect Christmas Dinner. See our group fluctuates every year because the grandchildren and their children can't make it home every year because they have to be at their in-laws in other states. So one year we decided that we would ask each person who will be at Christmas dinner what would make it perfect for them.
And here's what we have:
Honeybaked ham
Broccoli Casserole
Mama's Potato Salad
Pole Beans or Stir-Fried Beans
Pretzel Salad
Crescent Rolls
Mama's Christmas Cake (every year she makes a different one)
If certain grandchildren are in town, we have to have deviled eggs.

Christmas breakfast in quiche lorraine and cranberry bread. Yum!

I also love Thanksgiving - it's my favorite holiday, hands down. My favorite food is Mama's dressing. She bakes cornbread separately, sautes onion and celery, breaks up the cornbread and adds the vegetables, chicken broth, and some of the drippings from the turkey pan and then bakes the mixture. Since it never goes inside the turkey, it's not stuffing, but dressing, and it is yummy!
I love how everybody talks about how cozy Thanksgiving is. I absolutely agree and I love the day after, too. Turkey sandwiches on sourdough bread - yum!

Every once in a while I just have to have Nachos Supreme from Taco Bell (they aren't as good ever since the green onion scare, though) and a #1 combo with cheese from Krystal.

Bread and real butter
Cheese
Tortilla chips
Cheeseburgers
Those waffle fries at Chick Fil-A with mayonnaise
Crunchy Cheetos
Cake frosting
There are certainly many more but these are the best (I mean worst)

Hot dogs, peanuts, and beer.

We're going to my sister's house for burgers, hot dogs, baked beans, a new recipe for potato salad that uses Yukon Gold potatoes, cole slaw and a light dessert using whipped topping, strawberries, blueberries and angel food cake.

We're in Central Florida so grilling is pretty much a year-round activity for us. We do a lot of fish (Alaskan salmon and halibut that my husband caught there himself), asparagus, peppers, portobello mushrooms, squash and onion. My husband loves to grill so he'll fire it up for just about anything - burgers, hot dogs, chicken, ribs - and he does it very well, I might add. We enjoy a lot of time just drinking wine or beer outside while the food is cooking when it's not 100 degrees outside with 90% humidity. Floridians hibernate in the summer more than in the winter.

We're taking a trip to Maine and Nova Scotia in July with a one afternoon-one night stopover in Boston. Our very first 2-week vacation ever!

We also have lots of favorite restaurants that we go to where we can sit outside by the river or ocean. We attend art festivals and concerts at parks anywhere between St. Augustine and Orlando.