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...you get to choose what's being served for dinner. what do you serve?

my menu:

crawfish and shrimp etouffee

turnip greens with turnips

whipped sweet potatoes

jalapeno cornbread

sweet tea

sorry fuzzy... no watermelon and fried chicken.


Posted
Carolina "whole-hog" barbecue Bourbon baked beans Brunswick stew Buttermilk biscuits Collard greens Corn on the cob Macaroni and cheese Vinegar slaw Red velvet cake
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Moroccan Lamb Shanks served with mash potato and greens.

That Good.

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Posted

Shrimp and grits

Jalapeño creamed corn

Stuffed Tomatoes

French Bread

Fresh Fruit

Arnold Palmer (lemonade tea)

Cheesecake


Posted

had to look up "brunswick stew," i'd never heard of it. looks a bit like gumbo with different vegetables. and what's with carolinians and their vinegar? why would anybody wanna ruin good meat by putting vinegar on it? ;)


Posted

Rib-Eye Steak

Baked Potato

Jack Daniels....a lot of Jack Daniels.

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New Zealand Eye Fillet

New Zealand Lamb Shanks

Macaroni and Cheese

Garlic mashed potatoes

Caesar Salad

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proscuitto/herb stuffed chicken with stone ground mustard
herb crusted salmon with lemon
yellow fingerling potatoes with garlic
fresh field greens with a light balsamic vinaigrette
sauteed mushrooms/onions over prime rib

creme brulee with choice of fresh fruit with chocolate sauce (white/dark/milk)
black forest cake
key lime torte

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You forgot the beer!  Otherwise this is the best list so far.  I would add beef brisket for the red meat eaters.

Originally Posted by Chilli Dipper

Carolina "whole-hog" barbecue

Bourbon baked beans

Brunswick stew

Buttermilk biscuits

Collard greens

Corn on the cob

Macaroni and cheese

Vinegar slaw

Red velvet cake




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i wish more of you guys would participate. i was trying to get a feel of what different regional dishes people eat in different parts of the world. thanks for the responses so far.


Posted

Ok being a Scot.....

Cock-a-Leekie Soup

Haggis, Neaps and Tatties

Clootie Dumpling or Scottish Trifle

Bannocks and Cheese

Springbank 21 year old Single Malt (lots of it - my favourite)

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I believe a Mr S Lyle has already tried the haggis out on the good men at Augusta, but I thought I should complete the supper (dinner).

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Steak and  baked potato and salad and pie for dessert.  Sometimes simple is better.   And if someone doesnt want steak, give grilled fish or chicken to those a bit more health conscious.

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Chicken Fingers, hot dogs, french fries, milkshakes. LOL. I love that kind of food!

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Posted


Originally Posted by MrElculver2424

Chicken Fingers, hot dogs, french fries, milkshakes. LOL. I love that kind of food!


Absolutely this, except you forgot to include bacon cheddar cheeseburgers.

And of course a keg full of stout beer.

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Probably a few bottles of Leeuwin Estate Art Series would do.

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Posted

Korean BBQ! With heavy emphasis on beef brisket, beef tongue and pork neck! Oh yeah! Can't overlook the soju and beer (somek) of course. Lots of panchan (side dishes) including tons puchingae (korean pancake), fish cake, pickled radish, kimchi, garlic, rice cake and salad. I don't know how authentic the KBBQ in Georgia would be though...

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Lobster Bisque

Caesar Salad

Bacon Risotto

Rainbow Roll

Porterhouse Steak with onion straws and creamed spinach

Amarone wine

Borbourn sampler

Marble Cheesecake

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