Food

The last one looks like taiwanese pineapple cake, I guess most of you must have heard it

I cooked up some piranas. I didn't feel like finding my pics, but here's an example I found .

Looks like Thai food

Yeah, snack time

Here are some traditional Chinese snacks

Eggette

Put Chai Ko

Candy and Cococnut Wrap

This is only a part of trad Chinese snack

These 3 here had me salivating Especially the Candy and Coconut Wrap Whats the texture and sweetness like on that snack Lyon?

I like Thai boxing, though I haven't had the food unfortunately. Then again, I may have but just didn't know what it was. As to Chinese food though, I don't have a picture, but I had these little balls that when I bit into them they shot really hot (temperature hot that is) soup into my throat. It was good but very surprising to say the least .

@D, you may check this page, someone talks about candy and coconut wrap

http://gourmettraveller88.com/2009/11/10/cheapnchiceatshkpart2/

Actually the coconut candy inside is quite sticky, it would stick to the molar lol

Having takeaway Yeung Chow fried rice for lunch right now

^ FRIED RICE! Have any leftover Lyon?

I had some shark fin . Not the actual picture.

^ FRIED RICE! Have any leftover Lyon?

^

Nice adds, guys. I've been eating deep-fried swordfish for lunch or dinner- just about everyday for well over a week (I love the taste of swordfish flesh and fat).

I've never eaten piranas before. Aren't they a little scary to look at and clean up?

I can't see the pic, but love swordfish too . As for piranas, I can't speak for all types as I haven't really gotten into the big varieties that much. I assume that those would be difficult to clean since there's no telling what they eat. Contrary to popular belief, there's a lot of them that don't eat human meat though. That's not to say I wasn't looking for those, as I see eating them as somewhat justified . I've been cleaning fish so long though, its somewhat mechanical now although I must admit that I don't fancy the smell so much, but its worth it in the end, especially when out camping or such.

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So do piranas taste good or do they taste like any other fish?

As far as fish goes, I only like Salmon and swordfish. The other varieties don't excite me so much. I prefer pan-fried fish over breaded, steamed, or baked fish.

It's going to sound like a French cliché but

this

with this

was my lunch today. I love cheese so so so much that I will eat it even if it was falling on the floor!

I love cheese me too ''so much,''is so yummy,mmmmmm

Hi

What cheese is that and what are your favorite cheeses?

It's going to sound like a French cliché but

this

with this

was my lunch today. I love cheese so so so much that I will eat it even if it was falling on the floor!

Bread, cheese....beer, I could love of those rations for the rest of my life I would say

Good call on the pan cooking and I don't necessarily find piranas to be particularly special taste wise in the big scheme of things . For me though, something about living off the land for some time makes almost any edible thing you find taste much better than it would otherwise. I think my esteem for samon taste wise might have been somewhat compromised by expectaitons beeing too high. Though to me there are a lot of varieties that taste as good to me, the non farm raised Alaskan kind is super healthy though.

As far as fish goes, I only like Salmon and swordfish. The other varieties don't excite me so much.

What cheese is that and what are your favorite cheeses?

I believe these are illegal to import to the USA (along with similar unpasteurized cheeses like brie and chèvre), which is a terrible shame for you. Who'd have thought cheese could be considered more dangerous than firearms?!

Bread, cheese....beer, I could love of those rations for the rest of my life I would say

I would throw in some olives too - but then I have a few trees and I need to shift them!

As for favourite cheeses, uh, it's like Sophie's Choice! Sometimes a overripe brie on a crusty baguette is pure perfection. Other times a thick chunk of salty haloumi hot off the barbecue. Or a wedge of cheddar or yarg (and I'll give you the beer with this one, mate ) with some red onion chutney. Or a stilton, and a glass of port, on a cold winters evening - maybe just before bed in order to have some pretty awesome dreams.

Stilton, thou shouldst be living at this hour

And so thou art. Nor losest grace thereby;

England has need of thee, and so have I—