s/o Last Meal-What Would You Have Or Where Would You Dine?

Anonymous
If it were my last meal, I would definitely include lobster, mussels, the best sushi money can buy, really good bread, a great cheese course and a few things I've never tried-foie gras, truffles, really good caviar. What about you?
Anonymous
I think I'd want Michel Richard to cook for me. Or Frank Ruta and ask Ann Amerinick to come out of retirement.

But probably Michel.
Anonymous
Momofuku Ssam Bar
Anonymous
El Bulli the day before it closes. This is assuming I will be able to travel to Spain sometime soon before the execution.
Anonymous
A whole platter of french things to be eaten with amazing bread and cornishons. The best pates (pork, rabbit, goose, duck), the best cheeses (I'm a fan of the stinky cream ones, banon being the ultimate), and maybe a little pot of mussels on the side. But really, the main event is the pate, cheese and bread.

FWIW, the closest I've come in DC is Montmartre at Eastern Market. I don't think I've ever had any cheeses there, but the mussels and pate are solid.
Anonymous
Peter Luger's Steak House (Brooklyn. New York.)
Something moist/chocolate for dessert.
Anonymous
Bellagio Buffet on an empty stomach with the whole day paid for (including the blackjack tables).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:El Bulli the day before it closes. This is assuming I will be able to travel to Spain sometime soon before the execution.


Too late, I think.
Anonymous
My mom's cooking. I miss her.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My mom's cooking. I miss her.


Me too.

Even though I have many of the recipes, it just doesn't taste the same.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My mom's cooking. I miss her.


Wouldn't that just be lovely -- thanks, PP, for summoning some wonderful memories.

If Mom's too tired to cook, though, I'd happilly settle for DH grilling a burger in the backyard and some fresh-picked corn; for dessert, strawberry shortcake. Can we sit on the screened porch one last time? \

Hope this isn't too melancholy; have a great weekend, all.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My mom's cooking. I miss her.
Awww, me too. I'd like to think we'll meet in heaven but I doubt she's waiting up there to "spend all day to cook a fabulous meal just to watch us snarf it down in a matter of minutes!!!"
Anonymous
All homemade food - I've finally turned into my mom (and I'm not even 40!) and prefer home cooked food. I'd want cheesy dishes - my mom's eggplant parmesan, green chile macaroni and cheese, grilled veggie lasagna, red chile enchiladas - yum, yum!
Anonymous
Sounds off the wall, but I would have Tarte Flambee and a good Alsatian Riesling. And I would eat it in a wonderful restaurant in the Vogses, in Alsace Lorraine. Best meal I ever had. Yes, I had a year in France and it stayed with me.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Sounds off the wall, but I would have Tarte Flambee and a good Alsatian Riesling. And I would eat it in a wonderful restaurant in the Vogses, in Alsace Lorraine. Best meal I ever had. Yes, I had a year in France and it stayed with me.
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