Cook the Book: Cowgirl Cuisine
Barbecued ribs!
Cooking large portions at once, then separaing into meal size portions and freezing them for later.
France- pastries and all that rich food they eat and dont get fat on!
Italy- real Italian pasta, pizza, gelato, and chocolate like Baci
Hong Kong- dimsum and other great Chinese food without having to go to mainland China!
Ham with pineapples and cloves on it!
Don't know what it's called but it's a Porturguese bread with a egg in the center!
Definitely at home with my family and I might as well have a little of everything if it's my last meal. Maybe some sushi, roast duck, dimsum, kalbi, lumpia, shish kabobs, manapua, malasadas, haupia, mochi, pickled mangoes ...
My Korean wedding banquet. OK, she had help, but I know her food and her organizational skills and so I can confidently say, she prepared this meal. And it was amazing and I will always remember it.
Mom rarely puts her heart into cooking. About twenty years ago, though, she prepared meat fondue -- that was great fun! And most memorable. Loved cooking my beef and chicken in the hot oil at the table. She also allowed all of us to make our own assortment of dipping sauces. My brother mixed grape jelly with godknowswhat. We all laughed. It's a shame we never had it again.
Her cooking and baking was so phenomenal, it's impossible to choose. She was always trying new recipes, especially from Julia and Jacques. I loved her pies and gratins.
My mother makes homemade ravioli and Italian spaghetti suace and meatballs to die for. She's Sicilian
Stuffed artichokes smothered in tomato sauce.. YUM.
The most memorable meal was when I was sick as a kid- it was very simple- cinnamon toast and soup. As an adult it is the best comfort food.
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