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SMLCHNG wrote:

creeky wrote: the only night of my trip I have felt physically ill with an upset stomach ... and my comfort food for that is Bundaberg Ginger Beer (settles the tummy) and I was at Molly's house and there was two bottles of it left

((((Jenny))))

I realised the problem - had pizza with NO pineapple at Denver airport ..... oh well .. it is no more

I am feeling better now .... thanks

creeky wrote: I realised the problem - had pizza with NO pineapple at Denver airport ..... oh well .. it is no more

I am feeling better now .... thanks

Yeah, that's it. Glad you're feeling better, though.

SMLCHNG wrote:

popcornjack wrote: Maybe if you're lucky, I'll make you some when I'm out there.

Do I have to let you in my kitchen to cook??

I think the closest thing to comfort food I can bring you will come in a bottle. You don't want me cooking for you unless you have a strong constitution and a paid up insurance policy.

popcornjack wrote: I think the closest thing to comfort food I can bring you will come in a bottle. You don't want me cooking for you unless you have a strong constitution and a paid up insurance policy.

I'll take the former. Rotten constitution but a good insurance policy.

SMLCHNG wrote:

creeky wrote: I realised the problem - had pizza with NO pineapple at Denver airport ..... oh well .. it is no more

I am feeling better now .... thanks

Yeah, that's it. Glad you're feeling better, though.

Yes - it was corrected at dinner time - Larry ordered me pineapple and pepperoni pizza

creeky wrote: Yes - it was corrected at dinner time - Larry ordered me pineapple and pepperoni pizza

Awwww, good for Larry!!!

phjrsaunt wrote:

flipflopgirl wrote:lasagna!!!! or just about any carb will do!

CHOCOLATE!!!!!!

hot open roast beef sammich with lots of gravy and mashed potatoes!

OH HELL YEAH! And I'd have to put in another vote for mac-n-cheese. Comfort "breakfast" food would be corned beef hash. Only Armour Star, no other brand.

I am with you both on the sammich, though I also like an open faced turkey sandwich with gravy and mashed potatoes.

Porterhouse steak
Sirloin steak
New York strip steak
T-bone steak
Ribeye steak
Wendy's triple cheeseburger
Hardee's monster thick burger
McDonald's double quarter pounder with cheese
Burger King's double whopper with cheese
Triple cheeseburger w/bacon & mushrooms at Billy Goats in Chicago
Mongolian barbeque
Chili from Zippy's restaurant in Honolulu
Arby's curly fries
Double decker tacos from Taco Bell
Kentucky Fried Chicken 8-piece snack box
My wife's barbequed chicken
My wife's home made pizza
Skyline chili in Cincinnati
Sunday brunch at Ceaser's Palace in Las Vegas
Bratwurst & beer at Veteran's Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids
Polish sausage & beer at Comiskey Park in Chicago
Chili cheese nachos & beer at Wrigley Field in Chicago
Chocolate covered macadamia nut candies from the factory in Honaka'a, HI
Beef jerky from Wal Mart
Anything from the HOOTERS menu

Wino you know wrote:Porterhouse steak
Sirloin steak
New York strip steak
T-bone steak
Ribeye steak
Wendy's triple cheeseburger
Hardee's monster thick burger
McDonald's double quarter pounder with cheese
Burger King's double whopper with cheese
Triple cheeseburger w/bacon & mushrooms at Billy Goats in Chicago
Mongolian barbeque
Chili from Zippy's restaurant in Honolulu
Arby's curly fries
Double decker tacos from Taco Bell
Kentucky Fried Chicken 8-piece snack box
My wife's barbequed chicken
My wife's home made pizza
Skyline chili in Cincinnati
Sunday brunch at Ceaser's Palace in Las Vegas
Bratwurst & beer at Veteran's Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids
Polish sausage & beer at Comiskey Park in Chicago
Chili cheese nachos & beer at Wrigley Field in Chicago
Chocolate covered macadamia nut candies from the factory in Honaka'a, HI
Beef jerky from Wal Mart
Anything from the HOOTERS menu

All at once???? Or in courses???

Carolinadreamin' wrote:All at once???? Or in courses???

Yes.

And you can add diet coke to that list too.

I love all types of food... comfort foods that come to mind are:

Lasagne
Roast Beef w/ potatoes and veggies
Soups w/ bread (I make tons of bread in the bread maker)

There's one dish I make that is great - we call it the "heart attack special"

- pork loin coated in flour, then sauted w/ onion... add mushrooms, sliced tomatoes and cheese sauce... add port to cheese sauce and bake...

The dish is heavenly with bread, rice or potatoes on a chilly night.

Big Mac Value Meal - Supersized.

Bad Bad Bad for you... but once in a while it's just right.

Wino, I'm sensing a pattern in your taste in comfort foods!

Which reminds me: the BEST way to eat a steak (other than medium rare, and only at home-never in public!) is with your hands. Primal, and SATISFYING! VERY comforting.

phjrsaunt wrote:Wino, I'm sensing a pattern in your taste in comfort foods!

Which reminds me: the BEST way to eat a steak (other than medium rare, and only at home-never in public!) is with your hands. Primal, and SATISFYING! VERY comforting.

When I was in the Quad Cities a few days ago, I stopped for lunch at a Bob Evans Steak House (a popular chain restaurant in the midwest & parts of the south), and I odered the ribeye steak & fries.
The damn steak they brought out to me was a measly 10-ounce portion that wouldn't feed an ant.
When the waitress asked me if I wanted a side order of anything, I said yes, I'd like a side order of another steak!!!

And a diet coke.

Because "diet" Coke will help you keep that girlish figure???

Wino you know wrote:Porterhouse steak
Sirloin steak
New York strip steak
T-bone steak
Ribeye steak
Wendy's triple cheeseburger
Hardee's monster thick burger
McDonald's double quarter pounder with cheese
Burger King's double whopper with cheese
Triple cheeseburger w/bacon & mushrooms at Billy Goats in Chicago
Mongolian barbeque
Chili from Zippy's restaurant in Honolulu
Arby's curly fries
Double decker tacos from Taco Bell
Kentucky Fried Chicken 8-piece snack box
My wife's barbequed chicken
My wife's home made pizza
Skyline chili in Cincinnati
Sunday brunch at Ceaser's Palace in Las Vegas
Bratwurst & beer at Veteran's Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids
Polish sausage & beer at Comiskey Park in Chicago
Chili cheese nachos & beer at Wrigley Field in Chicago
Chocolate covered macadamia nut candies from the factory in Honaka'a, HI
Beef jerky from Wal Mart
Anything from the HOOTERS menu

CARNIVORE!

My comfort foods (things I crave when the world is closing in) fall into two categories:

1) Things my mom made (she's still going strong in her eighties);

2) Things I've come across that spell COMFORT to me.

The short list would include a hearty stew made with lots of MEAT and fresh veggies that's been simmering on the stove for a few hours along with a couple of thick slices of warm bread fresh from the oven.

Cold beer and pizza (the more toppings the better).

Cold beer and grilled cheese sandwich.

Last but not least a cup of tea and a quiet place to sip it.

OMG, Garry!
I hope you hang around with someone who knows CPR!!!

Personally, I gave up red meat about 3 years ago. Saw an infomercial on what it does to your colon. Don't miss it one bit.

My all-time favorite 'comfort' food is definately Mac-n-Cheese!

phjrsaunt wrote:Because "diet" Coke will help you keep that girlish figure???

If you consider Rosie O'Donnell to be a "girl." then yes.

bufitonmybmw wrote:OMG, Garry!
I hope you hang around with someone who knows CPR!!!

Personally, I gave up red meat about 3 years ago. Saw an infomercial on what it does to your colon.

Honey, I'll be 56 in a couple months.
What's red meat going to do? KILL me?

Mine is the classic Macaroni and cheese, I like to use gruyere cheese for it and sliced tomatoes on top, very comforting.