The freshest, lightly cooked seafood. So much so, if she isn't being a right pain in the arse, I'm instantly suspicious and probably won't eat it.
She's a geriatric fluffball who frequently has to be picked up and put in front of her bowl to remind her to eat. But a freshly cooked prawn, cod from the good chippie, a lightly seared salmon or tuna steak (preferably sushi grade) or meltingly delicate mackerel? She launches at you screeching and will attempt to stick her fluffy paws into your plate or bowl in a cackhanded attempt to steal it from you.
The other things she will deign to eat match up with the other cat's favourites, being largely raw meat - lean beef mince rolled into marble sized balls, venison trimmings went down very quickly yesterday, the scraggy bits of chicken breast or rump steak strips. They will both enjoy some egg yolk from a poached or fried egg if it's made available DP leaves his plate on the side instead of washing it up and she's a bugger for trying to knock the butter dish lid off when she thinks nobody can hear her out there.
His kryptonite food for some reason though, is chip shop chips. He loves them and leftovers have to be binned within seconds to stop him getting his teeth into the things.