50 more things to eat or drink before you die

Submitted by buddy on Tue, 07/26/2005 - 04:38
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  1. Fresh-out-of-the-ocean crab
  2. Sushi (more specifically, spicy tuna roll, gyoza, tempura, and unagi roll)
  3. Vietnamese sandwich (made with pork roll, fresh cilantro/coriander, pickled shredded carrots and daikon radish, fresh jalepenos, mayo and a splash of soy sauce)
  4. Daal with chappattis, handmade with the chappattis hot off the pan
  5. Dim sum
  6. Pomegranates
  7. Spicy caesar (the drink, not the salad)
  8. Whiskey sour
  9. Pizza (No, not that kind. True, Neapolitan pizza.)
  10. Mozzarella di buffala
  11. Real English strong cheddar
  12. Fluffy pancakes made with sweetcorn kernels in the batter (I'm pretty sure this is fairly unique to my family. Try it, though, I think you'll like it! Still have syrup with them.)
  13. Bratwurst in Germany
  14. Gelato, in a place that does it with fresh real ingredients in the Italian style (preferably Italy)
  15. Sugar snap or snow peas, raw and fresh from the garden
  16. Perogies with sour cream or sauerkraut
  17. Red wine
  18. Sno kone
  19. Jelly bellies
  20. Big fat smokey hot dog with all the fixin's
  21. Roasted garlic (spread on steak, a sandwich, mixed into mashed potatoes, or just eaten on its own!)
  22. Pho (Vietnamese beef noodle soup)
  23. Wonton soup at a proper Chinese restaurant
  24. Dad's oatmeal cookies dipped in milk
  25. Branston pickle
  26. Sour warheads
  27. Cappuccino
  28. Flower salad
  29. Sourdough bread from a bakery
  30. Dill pickle chips
  31. A really good goulash
  32. Vietnamese salad roll
  33. Sambal green beans (Malaysian)
  34. Saag paneer
  35. Homemade apple pie
  36. Pumpkin pie (but not the death-orange jelly-like kind)
  37. Space cake
  38. Black forest cake
  39. Risotto
  40. Polenta
  41. Piping hot garlic naan
  42. Fondue
  43. Paella
  44. Udon noodles
  45. Suicide wings
  46. Nachos and salsa, where the nachos are fresh and corny (not too salty), and the salsa made fresh
  47. Barbequed garlic prawns
  48. Thai green curry
  49. Lemonade made with real lemons (North American style, not European)
  50. Water, ice cold and drunk straight from a mountain stream
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50 more specific things to eat or drink before you die
marygabucan07/26/2005

Now I'm hungry again....guess I could have another piece of pizza with my brandy.

buddy07/26/2005

That was a bit disorienting. It's 10:16 in the morning here - brandy is the last thing on my mind. Sorry to cause some late night munchies!

marygabucan07/26/2005

No problem.

Penny07/26/2005

Saag paneer and garlic naan -- wonderful, but then how could one go wrong with spicy spinach, cheese, and garlic bread?

Having only had caught-and-flown-hundreds-of-miles-inland crab, trying fresh-out-of-the-ocean crab is high on my list of things to try when I visit the coast.

Spicy caesar? Sounds intriguing.

buddy07/26/2005

Ah, the spicy caesar is a funny one. I think everyone should try it, if only to have a decent reason to not like it. I hate people wrinkling up their noses before even trying it. It happens to be one of my very favourite drinks (though I've only ever known Canadians to say this). It's basically a bloody mary, but spicier, and the tomato juice is actually Mott's Clamato (tomato juice mixed with a splash of clam juice). Garnish with a spicy pickled bean, and you have yourself a drink that (it seems) only a Canadian could love.