If you could eat one meal or cuisine...

[cjt110]

... every night for the rest of your life, what would it be?

For me it would be curry - tikka, balti or jalfrezi - with rice, poppadoms and lime pickle 😍🤩😍🤩

Heaven... ❤

What about you.....?

In a time machine to 1982 and a curry house off great Horton rd in Bradford. Chicken off the bone Madras, three chapattis, chopped onion and luminous green sauce. Heaven.

Japanese, we have the most amazing Japanese restaurant in my home town and I could eat there everyday, it's such a treat.

Italian. I love carbs so being able to eat pasta, gnocchi, pizza and all the yummy desserts would be ideal

Thai, without a doubt.

British. (A mix of all sort of cuisines). Is that cheating?

@spagyetti... There's a fantastic thai place near me. We went in just before we went to Bangkok and the food is immense.

We tried lots of foods in Bangkok. Yummy

Weve had Korean and Japanese in Bangkok. Like the hottest spice on earth lol

Persian or Arabic (which is what we eat most of the time anyway). Just asked DH who said Thai - which I'd agree with if our climate was warmer and I could get ingredients more easily.

Vietnamese. Next choice Thai, then Japanese. Mmmmmm...

Indian here too

4th choice Korean! #kimchiaddict

Definitely Indian. Viciously hot lime pickle, chicken madras/jalfrezi/vindaloo, tarka daal, everything really. I'd be the size of a bus within a month though.

Any combination of aubergine , mushroom, red pepper, tomatoes, pesto with salad. In fact, anything I could make from an Italian veg patch...

Italian. So much to choose from, lots of regional variations.

Macaroni cheese.

Thai. Definitely Thai. With prawns. Prawn Pad Thai essentially

Mexican. I love it all.

Definitely Indian. Chicken tikka dhansak, pilau rice and a garlic naan...delicious!

Lebanese.

Torn between Japanese and Italian

If forced, Italian. Pasta, risotto, pizza all good but also all the salads (especially caprese, , bruschetta, crostini and breadsticks (love carbs can you tell?), olives, sun dried tomatoes, grilled peppers, minestrone soup, arancini, artichokes... Lots of yummy veggie food.

Hmmm it's a really difficult one to answer.

I think it would have to be either

A big bowl of Dal massalam and a tandoori roti from my favourite Indian takeaway or
Home made Macaroni and proper chips done in the chip pan (like I had as a child) with garlic bread.

Thanks to this, tonight I made curry. I hadn’t had one in months.

Christmas dinner.