To ask what your comfort food is?

[Magschoice]

What is your all time favourite comfort food?

The best snack, or meal that makes you happy everytime you eat it

Tarka dal, hot, spicy and with a squeeze of lemon juice
French onion soup with a gruyere-coated crouton
Fried black pudding with grilled tomatoes, lots of black pepper
Twice-cooked baked potato with spring onions, cheese and chorizo
Custard doughnuts
Bubble 'n squeak
Really good sweet black or red grapes wrapped in slices of Serrano ham
French bread, Brie de Meaux, drizzle of truffle honey

Foos is my comfort :)

Loving these - and yes to the still warm egg Mayo in white bread!

Mushroom risotto loaded with Parmesan
Crisp butty on white bread
Steak & kidney pudding, chips, mushy peas & gravy (when things are really bad!)
Sticky toffee pudding and custard

For a snack it has to be plantain chips with really creamy coleslaw. Just dip the chips in and scoop up the coleslaw.

For something more substantial homemade beef stew with mash and dumplings, crusty buttered bread is optional but amazing too.

For breakfast or supper: Rolled oats microwaved with banana and dark cherries or blueberries, pumpkin seeds and chopped Brazil nuts followed with large dollops of thick, plain live yoghurt, followed up with a large green tea.. 🌹

Mashed potato with loads of salt and butter.

Rhubarb crumble or gooseberry crumble

A cheese and onion crisp sandwich with butter on white bread

Wetherspoons Eggs Benedict.

Macaroni cheese, cheese/marmite toasties, baked Camembert. Basically cheese is a stand alone food group for me...

Sushi.

Or crusty French bread with room temperature salty butter.

Pasta with red pesto, tuna and lots of parmesan

Cheesy mashed potato, with sweetcorn if I'm feeling in need of a vitamin (reminds me of "sweetcorn pie" we had as kids which was just that, browned under the grill). If I'm still miserable the next day then I can make the leftovers into toasties with sliced white bread.
Or spinach and red lentil soup/ dhal.
If it's not a full meal, then a cup of tea with milk and 2 sugars and a couple of dark chocolate digestives.

Dirty mash with a shitload lot of butter or substitute, salt and pepper and a blob of tom sauce.

• Cheese and onion crisp sandwich, with white bread and butter. Have to be walkers crisps.

• Plastic ham and Mayo sandwich.

• Coco pops.

• Sliced apple with Nutella.

• Panang curry, with noodles instead of rice.

• Milkybar yoghurts

• And a Terry's Chocolate Orange.

Or mashed potato, with strong cheddar, bacon, onion and tomatoes. Ideally, eaten with tiger bread and butter 🥰

Treacle sponge pudding and custard.

Cold roast meat (usually leftovers) with baked beans and roast potatoes or oven chips.

Pea and ham soup. As a meal I'd go for chips, good ham, two very runny eggs over the chips.

Chicken pie
Mash
Gravy
Red cabbage from Xmas (frozen of course) I make huge amounts for this very reason

@myusernamewastakenbyme

Wetherspoons Eggs Benedict.

I ordered this once but poached eggs were out of stock.

Similarly I was in a chain steakhouse in America once and I wanted my steak medium-rare. Those were sold out, too.

I have loads.

My current favourite is Chips and bacon in a bowl smothered in melted chocolate and golden syrup.

Pancakes and nutella or golden syrup.

Golden syrup porridge with chocolate sprinkles.

Very addicted to golden syrup at the mo!

Ready salted crisps and butter sandwich.

Vimto fizzy sweets.

Creme eggs.

I also tried the new white chocolate snickers this week and they were amazing.

@MirandaMarple

Cold roast meat (usually leftovers) with baked beans and roast potatoes or oven chips.

My late father would not eat left overs off the roast, don't know why, so if we 'd been to Sunday lunch, or even just knew there's been a roast cooked, we would make a point of 'dropping in' on Monday!

@hansgrueber pleasure 😊

It's actually a Boxing Day tradition from my DH's childhood. His Grandad called the turkey leftovers 'thumb bits'

A massive plate of chicken wings, roasted until crispy and seasoned only with salt and pepper. Yum! Crunch, crunch...

Thickly sliced white toast with loads of butter. Dunked in really sweet tea.

OR

Homemade chunky veg soup.

A really good jacket potato, butter, cheese, coleslaw.

Fucking A.

Noticeable how many posts mention cheese, potatoes, pasta and bread!