BasedKebap,Shawarma,Gyros,Pizza and all kind of Soups from mom.
I've wanted to that shit for yeeeeeeeeeeeears.Takoyaki is one of my favorite Japanese dishes, it's flour ball shaped batter typically filled with octopus.
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Okonomiyaki is another one, that's shaped as a pancake instead.
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Curry is also one of the most fun things to make.I'm not too hard to please. A Go Go Curry Grand Slam is enough to make me feel like I'm being treated to fine dining:
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Alternatively, a chicken katsu curry with omurice is also a good choice (and more available at other Japanese places than Go Go Curry):
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A nice bulgogi bowl always makes me feel at home, too (gyudon is also acceptable, but not as nostalgic):
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For special occasions, sushi is a great choice:
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Mac n cheese is usually a home staple, but I sometimes like to go out for seafood mac:
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A good pub burger is also great to go out for (and if they have pretzel buns, even better):
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I also love Mexican food. My favorite is enchilada con mole:
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Though I eat tacos more often:
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My favorite dessert is ice cream. I really love Ben & Jerry's, with Phish Food and Cherry Garcia competing for my top choices (luckily at the shop I can get a scoop of each):
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Baskin Robbins is okay, but lacks the texture of Ben & Jerry's. I never tried Hรคagen-Dazs; it's been on my to-do list for some time, though. The local ice cream scene is good enough that, between it and Ben & Jerry's, I haven't really needed more options.Curry is also one of the most fun things to make.
I donโt remember ever having Ben & Jerryโs. Only baskin robins and hagan daz.
Oh my. I'm flexitarian but I'm salivating right now.Florentine tripe.
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