Foods you love and hate

[bocian]

Originally Posted by Awar

I ate that yesterday.

Did you like it, or are you too a liver-hater.

[Vojvoda]

Originally Posted by bocian

The hard slimey things at the ends of chicken wing bones

That's my favorite part

Food with beer, either I drink or I eat. I only wash down food with water or tea. Beer is too precious to mix with food

Totally agree with that.

[Awar]

I like liver

I'm a meat-eater... when I don't eat meat, I feel weak.

[Vojvoda]

Originally Posted by bocian

liver with some caramelized onions...mmmm.

...and paprika

[Heretik]

Liver and some garlic. Tastes great!

[Zrinski]

I love Italian + Hungarian = Croatian food.

[bocian]

Originally Posted by Vo?d

That's my favorite part

I'm sure it's good, but I just can't stand the texture.

Originally Posted by Vo?d

Totally agree with that.

Call me psychic, somehow I knew you would...

[Vojvoda]

Originally Posted by Zrinski

I love Italian + Hungarian = Croatian food.

Pasta and gulash?

[Bulair]

Originally Posted by Katera

Man, you are absolutely insane...

They do taste like crap, don't they?

[Heretik]

Originally Posted by Bulair

They do taste like crap, don't they?

Crazy Blgars.

[Zrinski]

Originally Posted by Vožd

Pasta and gulash?

Indeed. Yum!!

[Ederico]

Originally Posted by Graeme

Stufat, a Maltese stew..........Pastizzi, Maltese cheese savouries in filo.

I believe it is written Stuffat. Most probably, given the characteristics of the words Stuffat and Pastizzi they are both of Italian origin. The Italians say "Stufato". I both like Stuffat and Pastizzi, anything Italian also suits my fancy, pasta is served regularly during the week at home.

What I dislike in general is what we call "Minestra", basically a soup in English I believe. Though I can take it occasionally. I prefer "Brodu" and "Soppa" to "Minestra" though. Come to think of it, all these Maltese dishes are actually of Italian origins.

Rabbit done the Maltese way, fried or in a "Stuffat" is excellent. "Bragioli", probably another Italian thing, are simply excellent. I also adore Smoked Salmon and Seafood, and occasionally fish.

I need to cut on the junk food, for health and political reasons (I feel guilty whenever I go to Mc. Donalds in haste, although to be fair they provide needed work for quite a few Maltese people)

Pizza, in particular Capricciosa is a must.

[Timo]

Originally Posted by Aeternitas

How do you people live without coffee?

How do people live without beer?
The spread of agriculture was so men could make beer.
4,000 BCE, and some Egyptian was like, "Man those Sumerians got a kick-butt drink that is better than our mud-water!"

[Aeternitas]

I feel guilty whenever I go to Mc. Donalds

That is a good start
Which reminds me, I should have also put McDonalds, KFC, Burger King products and such on my hate list. But then again, that's pseudo-food.

[Zrinski]

I never tried Burger King and KFC products...should I consider myself happy?

[Aeternitas]

Oh, extremely.

[Graeme]

Coffee. Yes I do like coffee. I don't drink it anymore because the caffeine started giving me headaches. Love the smell of ground coffee beans and freshly brewed coffee.

My apologies to all Maltese for misspelling stuffat. I have never been taught any Maltese. So correct spelling in that language is a problem. Bragioli or Bragjoli is the Maltese equivalent of Beef Olives. I like Ross il-Forn but I don't know how to make it. The Maltese like starchy foods like rice, bread and potatoes.

Love beer. It is a staple in my house. Even those Egyptians had beer.

[Dr. Solar Wolff]

Originally Posted by Zrinski

I never tried Burger King and KFC products...should I consider myself happy?

That matters on how long you want to live. Hell, if you want to "live fast, die young and leave a good looking corpse", by all means slam down those whoppers at Burger King.