

anyhow, my answers, onwards!
1. One thing I don't like: Any kind of melon. And olives.
2. 3 of my favorite foods: Frosting (or frosting'd foodstuffs), fish-heavy maki rolls, massive apple pancake from Walker Brothers (Chicago)

3. My favorite recipe: Mejadarah (Arab vegetarian dish with lentils & rice) from one of my favourite new restos in London, found here

5. The dish I wish I could cook: Hmm...the vegetarian lasagna my friend alex made from Jamie Oliver's cookbook. That was amazing. Also, my mom's Texas Sheet Cake, the best chocolate cake in the world. (and i'm not really all that keen on chocolate)
6. My best food memory: My first trip to Europe, 9 years old. Paper-thin sandwiches inlaid with diaphanous slices of cucumber brought to our luxurious Oxford hotel on a silver platter, underneath a fancy serving dome (what are those called?).
I'll cheat: that memory AND at my sister's wedding dinner in the heart of Tuscany, on a terrace overlooking the Tuscan countryside, 8 courses of black truffle-decorated pasta, fish, rabbit, and the biggest mixed fruit tart mine eyes hath ever seen.
Have a go? ripelondon, touchtouch, & gill, I tag thee.
5 comments:
Thanks Kira!
hooray! all over it.
also, that mejadarah looks good. and that apple pancake. and i don't like olives, either. and the covers to those books are great!
even kalamada olives? They're so yum in that icky kind of way. I guess that's what they call an aquired taste.
i dislike ALL melons too! i don't think i have met anyone else who felt the same. i don't like when other fruits take on that soft melon taste. oh but i love olives...
Great post! I love your description of your best best food memory. They're called "cloche" (the fancy serving dome). At least that's what we called them at the fancy french restaurant I used to work in, here in Sweden.
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