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maille, trois petit cochons, edmond fallot are all excellent. the tartness pairs especially well pate and charcuterie, cuts the richness.

i alternate between hershey's dark?? cocoa and schokinag drinking chocolate.

eggs benedict w/ salmon or if im hungover everything bagel toasted cream cheese and extra crispy bacon

Alice's Tea Shop (several locations)
Popover Cafe (UWS)
Brooklyn Diner (2 locations in midtown)
Peanut Butter & Co (Greenwich Village)
Serendipity 3 (Midtown East)
Blue Smoke (Gramercy)
Bubby's Pie Co (Tribeca)
Carmines (UWS and Midtown)
The Coffee Shop (Union Square)
City Bakery (Union Square)
Good Enough to Eat (uws)

Korea: kimbap, everyone can make there own and put in whatever they want and you can use pretty much anything you want for fillings

http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2009/07/how-to-make-kimbap-korean-sushi-recipe.html

France: you can pre-make crepes and have fillings on hand just need to assemble

hahaha i meant to say pot de creme but for some reason typed pot au feu, chocolate pot au feu would be gross

challah french toast from the diner

i personally really like stuffed acorn squash because it's delicious there are lots of different variations such as moroccan style acorn squash and it's also more festive than stuffed peppers

possibly, if you are eating bananas in lieu of ice cream or candy then yes its the much better choice.

however, bananas are high in sugar so i would pair them with some protein or fiber, so that you don't crash and get hungry again.

i personally love 1 cup greek yogurt (0 or 2%) with half a banana sliced and a little bit of peanut butter (or honey or granola)

oatmeal with smushed up banana

bananas sliced with peanut butter and topped with grapenuts/crushed weetabix

popover cafe is a little further up but is great for kids.
cafe fiorello, trattoria dell arte, or gabriel's for italian
the brooklyn diner

the stewlike chili with mango - i searched only for recipes but could only find one on foodreference.com

orwasher's on the ues have some pretty yummy ones

veggie matzo lasagna