That One Childhood Food That Comforts You

[Anonymous]

I don't know how I could only pick one.
Plain potato chips with sour cream and onion dip.
Heavenly hash ice cream
rice/tuna/cheese casserole
macaroni and cheese
fried catfish
my dad's homemade beef stew

I could keep going...

[Anonymous]

Toast and Marmite.

[Anonymous]

Pork chops with apples or biscuits and gravy..,

[Anonymous]

Hot rice with ghee and a spoon of freshly made avakkai.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hot rice with ghee and a spoon of freshly made avakkai.

Omg, you’re me! I was just coming here to say white rice and my mom made the best avakkai. I miss it. I have tried so many store bought avakkai and nothing comes close.

[Anonymous]

I never have these but only ever had my mother's
Sauerkraut and spareribs with drop dumplings
Pineapple upside down cake

I guess the ones I make for myself are
Oatmeal
Ice cream like Breyers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hot rice with ghee and a spoon of freshly made avakkai.

Omg, you’re me! I was just coming here to say white rice and my mom made the best avakkai. I miss it. I have tried so many store bought avakkai and nothing comes close.

Hot rice, ghee and maharashtrian methkoot.

[Anonymous]

Chicken divan!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Or toasted very thin sandwich bread with ham and mayonnaise.

Yum! I loved that as a kid!

[Anonymous]

Matzo ball soup. I love the smell of it cooking, and could eat it every single day of my life without getting tired of it.

[Anonymous]

My mom is an excellent cook. I love her warm homemade soup with chicken and rice and vegetables topped with an egg.

I recently had surgery and my dad made this soup for me this time when I came home after a long hospital day; my parents stayed with me to help me out and make me food daily. it was so comforting.

[Anonymous]

Wonton noodle soup with real wontons, not the doughy crap in chicken broth from generic Americanized Chinese restaurants

[Anonymous]

Devil Dogs
English muffin pizzas with Kraft cheese
Roast pork fried rice

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't know how I could only pick one.
Plain potato chips with sour cream and onion dip.
Heavenly hash ice cream
rice/tuna/cheese casserole
macaroni and cheese
fried catfish
my dad's homemade beef stew

I could keep going...

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wonton noodle soup with real wontons, not the doughy crap in chicken broth from generic Americanized Chinese restaurants

Is this available in any local restaurants? Or if make yourself have a recipe?