What is the most magical food you've ever eaten?

Anonymous
Peking duck in Shanghai. A perfect bite.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Peruvian Chicken
"Drop em in the sauce"


Never had it, been meaning to try it...DH is away on business so it's just me and DD for dinner. I think tonight is the night!
Anonymous
Hmmmm...
Corn on the cob in Minnesota the last week of August. Needs nothing but a quick boil. I've eaten more than a dozen in one sitting.

Anonymous
an egg boiled in maple sap being reduced to syrup in a sugar house. So incredible!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Peking duck in Shanghai. A perfect bite.


You should try the Shanghai chicken while in Peking -- delicious!
Anonymous
Shawarma and hummus, in the Middle East. Absolutely magical.
Anonymous
Lucky Charms
Anonymous
The first time I had sushi was pretty amazing.


+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Peruvian Chicken
"Drop em in the sauce"


Never had it, been meaning to try it...DH is away on business so it's just me and DD for dinner. I think tonight is the night!


The best peruvian chicken I had in the DC area is at a place in Fairfax, on Lee Highway, in the back of a building with a Duron paint store in the front. I don't even know the name of it but it looks shady as hell. Best. Food. Ever.
Anonymous
An orange. After hiking about 8 miles through a rainforest.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Peruvian Chicken
"Drop em in the sauce"


Never had it, been meaning to try it...DH is away on business so it's just me and DD for dinner. I think tonight is the night!


The best peruvian chicken I had in the DC area is at a place in Fairfax, on Lee Highway, in the back of a building with a Duron paint store in the front. I don't even know the name of it but it looks shady as hell. Best. Food. Ever.


The best is Sardis... The green and whit sauce is mmmmmgrrrr.

Get the yucca or fries and salad with vinaigrette . It's like 7 bucks ... A steal

The fries and yucca in the sauce is money too!!
Anonymous
But almost all the places are delicious^^
Anonymous
pickled shitake mushrooms with humous and fresh pita bread
Anonymous
Rambutan in Asia.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The bacon at Peter Luger.


Plus the rest of the meal!!!!!!! Steak, tomatos & onions w/ PL sauce, hash browns & fries, pecan pie w/ shlog......the onion rolls to start....mmm!
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