How do you end your last meal of the day?
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Comments (26)I think I'm too literal minded. I keep reading your answers and thinking that if I were facing execution I wouldn't have an appetite. I'd be either innocent or the political prisoner of an extremely corrupt regime, and the injustice would make it even worse. Tea and toast? So I came up with an alternate scenario--if I were going to have lifesaving surgery that was likely to destroy my sense of taste, these are the things I'd want to taste one last time: Cheese borekes made with filo and gruyere (among other cheeses). Eggplant in techinah salad with Syrian style scratchy hard pita. Greek style salad with a large variety of vegetables, including peppers and cress, and feta. My mother's arroz con pollo, full of dried fruit, mandarin slices, and guava jelly. A friend's "Flablam!"--mostly cheese with some tomato sauce stuffed into a butter pastry shell. Double cut rib lamb chops with salt and ketchup (childhood favorite). Petits Pois (plain). Sunbursts little yellow tomatoes, chilled. Roasted eggplant spears with pepper and herbs. Sliced cremini mushrooms braised in port with shallots. French vanilla ice cream. 72% dark chocolate. Perfectly ripe cantaloupe, strawberries, peaches, and cherries. Aged gouda and triple cream brie with whole grain and seed bread. Plain buttered white toast. Plus a double double animal style + raw onion and the world's best crunchy street taco. :) That's more than a meal, but it's interesting to think of living but not tasting. There are all kinds of foods that I love that aren't on the list. These are the ones I'd want to remember most. OTOH, I think I already remember them really well, so maybe I should ask for stuff I can't imagine?...See MoreHow many meals a day do you eat?
Comments (48)On days I work I try to eat 4 snack/meals a day. I usually eat an egg or small portion of leftovers for breakfast with coffee. I wake up between 5 and 5:30. Around 10:00 I have Greek Yogurt and sometimes a few nuts. Some days I don't get to do this, especially if I have a busy group of patients. Lunch is usually a frozen dinner. I'm so sick of frozen meals. I keep changing brands but they are all bad for you and don't taste good. I have been buying mostly organic stuff lately but most of it doesn't taste any better. I buy them for convenience. Sometimes I freeze meals I make at home and take them instead. My dinner/snack in the evenings has been those P3 snack packs with meat, cheese and nuts. Fast and easy and are good source of protein. I do sometimes bring another meal but sometimes I don't get a chance to eat it because we're too busy, one reason I started taking the P3 snacks instead. I just stated getting meals from Hello Fresh. I'm alone at home now and find myself eating out a lot because I'm tired of cooking the same old things and then having tons of leftovers that get frozen or thrown out. On days I don't work I usually eat 3 meals but sometimes I forget to eat a 3rd and may just snack on cheese and a little fruit or nuts. I do sometimes eat things not good for me. Like bagels and cream cheese but usually only eat half a bagel at a time. I also like Skinny Pop popcorn....See MoreWhat Time of Day Do You Have Your Holiday Meals?
Comments (35)It varies. It used to be dictated by one sister because as she has children, any and all schedules MUST be convenient for them, (none of my other siblings are like this, they all have children and understand that they wont DIE if they are a little more hungry than usual at mealtime). My mother always complied because the rest of us are more flexible and it was easier, even though it ticked me off. And to make it worse, that sister and her family are always always always LATE, even when she picked the mealtime, and then she blames it on having 6 kids. Its a vicious cycle. Or it was. But, as all her kids are getting older, and admittedly, I have become more obstinate about it, it is more flexible.(They are still always late, by an hour or so) I remember growing up it was at 3 pm. Always. Why I am not sure. When i started cooking the meal,I was still living at home and therefore cooked the whole meal there. I could not (still cant) STAND people in the kitchen PICKING at things because they were hungry, and then when the meal was ready everyone was full. Now that i make most of the meal at my own home the day before, well, the meal is when i show up and finish it. So there. This year I am hoping my mother will agree that a 12-1 pm mealtime will be okay. I have to be at work at 5 am the next morning because someone is on vacation that week and i am to cover her shift that day. Day shifts are pretty rough on me, rougher than they have been in years past, and i find i need more rest beforehand than i used to to be useful. They live about 45 minutes away, and i will be there early to start the turkey and other things, So I am hoping to leave around 3, 4 at the latest, get home, and get into bed.Besides, I have always thought such a big meal should be eaten at midday, then the leftovers can be picked at later when everyone gets hungry again. The only obstacle would be the above mentioned sister, who will be bringing some sweet potato thing and corn casserole. Normally i cook everything. But no matter to me anyway. I have NO reservations about serving the meal at the time it was announced that it would be served,whether or not they and their dishes are there.. They can put a plate in the microwave to reheat it when they get there. And that system doesn't seem to bother them either. It used to. She really expected us to wait, all the food ready, for her to show up and put whatever in the oven and wait for it to be done to eat. Nope. She learned the hard way....See MoreOklaMoni
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