Perfectly medium filet mignon. My mom's mac and cheese and twice baked potatoes. Prosciutto and cream cheese - wrapped asparagus. For dessert NY style cheesecake with fresh strawberries.
Mmmm food.
Me: 30 H: 30 Dx: PCOS Married: June 2013 TTC#1: January 2015 BFP #1 8/24/15 | MC 9/3/15 at 6w2d BFP #2: 12/12/15 | DD born 8/29/16 TTC#2: June 2017 BFP #3: 7/15/17 | DS born 3/20/18
@becausescience I used to live in a small town with one Chinese buffet and it was amazing. I would eat there all day every day if I could.
I now live in a big city with more Asian buffets than I can count and they're all absolute garbage. There's one that's decent but you have to get there right away or else the food tastes like metal from sitting out all day. And it's crazy expensive.
This is a really hard GTKY...mostly because a lot of my normal faves sound disgusting right now lol. If I had to choose, it would be something Italian...either eggplant parmigiana or my mom's spaghetti with a balsamic tomato mozzarella salad and the most garlicky/buttery bread.
Lobster, crab rangoon, and a few desserts: a concrete mixer from Culver's, turtle cheesecake, and one of those chocolate chip cookies baked in a cast-iron skillet with ice cream on top.
The Sands Casino in Atlantic City, NJ does not exist anymore, but when it did, it had the biggest, best buffet I had ever seen. It really was unbelievably gigantic, and didn't taste like buffet food at all. They had real chefs at each station, making stuff fresh all the time. I'd go there and eat every single thing that was not meat. I'd definitely have bananas Foster for dessert. It's my favorite dessert, but bananas upset my stomach. If I'm gonna die anyway, though, might as well.
@becausescience, she did, but mine are never as good as hers were. Maybe it is the magic of the memory, or maybe it's because I try to make them healthier and she used ingredients like lard! Lol!
@becausescience, she did, but mine are never as good as hers were. Maybe it is the magic of the memory, or maybe it's because I try to make them healthier and she used ingredients like lard! Lol!
Omg, the idea of lard is so gross, but I know that it made a huge difference in my German grandma's recipes.
A bacon cheeseburger with onion rings and fries, mayo ketchup and BBQ sauce, with NY style cheesecake, chocolate covered strawberries and whipped cream for dessert. And an allagash white to wash it all down..
Uncle Julio's Mexican restaurant. Chips and salsa and queso. Guadalajara platter with chicken fajitas and cheese stuffed bacon wrapped shrimp dipped in butter. Sopapillas and chocolate pinata for dessert.
I second @rsquaredr with thanksgiving dinner. I freaking LOVE thanksgiving dinner lol.
But if I have to be original, I'd say a juicy prime rib, with mashed potatoes and brown gravy and home made macaroni and cheese. For dessert, a crisp. Maybe peach crisp. With vanilla bean ice cream.
PS I gagged the entire time reading this thread and writing my response.
My mom's lasagna and my grandmother's fresh baked sweet potato rolls ((I want them so bad now and haven't had them since she died 12 years ago)). And my great uncle's Lima beans. I don't even know what I want for dessert because it is totally unappealing right now. Ha.
This delicious dill and cheese dip from a local restaurant where I am from. And their shrimp caeser salad as well. It's so garlicky, and I want it NOW! And since it would be my "last" meal...strawberry cheesecake. An entire cheesecake. The strawberries would kill me faster...but oh well!
Giordano's Chicago deep dish pepperoni pizza, my mom's cheesy vegetables, and oatmeal fudge bars (try them if you haven't! https://allrecipes.com/recipe/10872/fudge-bars/). I'd probably accompany the meal with a mixed drink, vodka diet (boring? I like 'em) to take the edge off
A dozen or two raw Pacific oysters. Dry Rose. Eggplant caponata and fresh ricotta on freshly-baked bread, still warm. Perfectly roasted & super lemony-garlicky chicken. Broccoli rabe with red pepper flakes. Then strawberry rhubarb cobbler with vanilla ice cream.
Definitely some high dollar, juicy, flavorful, cooked to perfection, prime rib! Along with a roll with that honey-cinnamon butter, and some seasoned fresh roasted veggies. For dessert probably some snicker cake (which is a german chocolate cake with gooey caramel and chocolate in the center) and maybe a slice of ice cream cake from DQ!
I grew up in the Chicago burbs and I love Giordano's deep dish!! We just moved from Columbus to Des Moines Iowa last month and no joke... two weeks before we left they opened a Giordano's in Columbus 15 minutes from my house!!!!!!! We were able to go once before we left and it was so so so amazing.
They just opened one that isn't too far from us, but would require a day trip-type commitment, so we haven't been yet. My brother and his family live DT Chicago, so we definitely go when we can for the real deal!
Sushi- any kind, crab legs, frizzled Brussels sprouts with bacon, pecans, and balsamic reduction, Mac and cheese, and for dessert creme brûlée. (Gagging while reading and writing this, ugh) my only redeeming grace is that DH decided to go on a cleanse last week and is not eating meat for 6 more days. DS is going to be a nine year old chef by the time this trimester is done.
@crossfitbabybump this is me too. I would just eat crab legs until I exploded. I love the boiled red potatoes and corn on the cob too. There's a restaurant in Nashville, South Street, that has the crab and slab. Sooooo amazing. I wouldn't even need a desert with that meal.
@crossfitbabybump this is me too. I would just eat crab legs until I exploded. I love the boiled red potatoes and corn on the cob too. There's a restaurant in Nashville, South Street, that has the crab and slab. Sooooo amazing. I wouldn't even need a desert with that meal.
@fiddleRN79 - that sounds so NOM right now! The best crab legs I ever had was at this place in Savannah, GA called String Ray's. UGH! The butter for the crab was to die for!!! And it was fun watching shark week on the TV while we had seafood
A mission style burrito from my favorite taqueria in SF with my grandma's famous buckeye cookies for dessert. (We call them black balls because we dip them all the way in haha)
Re: GTKY: Last Meal
My mom's mac and cheese and twice baked potatoes.
Prosciutto and cream cheese - wrapped asparagus.
For dessert NY style cheesecake with fresh strawberries.
Mmmm food.
Dx: PCOS
Married: June 2013
TTC#1: January 2015
BFP #1 8/24/15 | MC 9/3/15 at 6w2d
BFP #2: 12/12/15 | DD born 8/29/16
TTC#2: June 2017
BFP #3: 7/15/17 | DS born 3/20/18
@ShawnnaO Oooo that's a good choice too. And now I want an egg roll.
Dx: PCOS
Married: June 2013
TTC#1: January 2015
BFP #1 8/24/15 | MC 9/3/15 at 6w2d
BFP #2: 12/12/15 | DD born 8/29/16
TTC#2: June 2017
BFP #3: 7/15/17 | DS born 3/20/18
I now live in a big city with more Asian buffets than I can count and they're all absolute garbage. There's one that's decent but you have to get there right away or else the food tastes like metal from sitting out all day. And it's crazy expensive.
I'd probably die from the meal itself.
Garlic bread and bar ranch.
Tiramisu. Ice cream. A milkshake.
I would have to choose my mother in laws pierogies, homemade Mac n cheese (how can you go wrong with that) and ice cream! I loooooooooooove ice cream
Dx: PCOS
Married: June 2013
TTC#1: January 2015
BFP #1 8/24/15 | MC 9/3/15 at 6w2d
BFP #2: 12/12/15 | DD born 8/29/16
TTC#2: June 2017
BFP #3: 7/15/17 | DS born 3/20/18
*drooling*
But if I have to be original, I'd say a juicy prime rib, with mashed potatoes and brown gravy and home made macaroni and cheese.
For dessert, a crisp. Maybe peach crisp. With vanilla bean ice cream.
PS I gagged the entire time reading this thread and writing my response.
Crab legs... until I died. with a crap ton of butter and lemon!
Dessert? Tiramisu. Oh yeah. If I had any room for it after my crab legs.
I grew up in the Chicago burbs and I love Giordano's deep dish!! We just moved from Columbus to Des Moines Iowa last month and no joke... two weeks before we left they opened a Giordano's in Columbus 15 minutes from my house!!!!!!! We were able to go once before we left and it was so so so amazing.
(Gagging while reading and writing this, ugh)
my only redeeming grace is that DH decided to go on a cleanse last week and is not eating meat for 6 more days. DS is going to be a nine year old chef by the time this trimester is done.
@fiddleRN79 - that sounds so NOM right now! The best crab legs I ever had was at this place in Savannah, GA called String Ray's. UGH! The butter for the crab was to die for!!! And it was fun watching shark week on the TV while we had seafood
Married: 5.27.16
Baby Boy Due: 3.18.18