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12-01-2007, 10:12 PM
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I tried the chips and queso from Panchero's today. My excuse is that my right ear was congested due to otitis externa. Very good- queso is very rich. But not as spicy as Q'Doba's queso- so it may not be as effective a decongestant.
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Someone mentioned that they love the smell of ham & cabbage cooking - it's one of my major comfort foods, and I've never heard of anyone else liking it!
-Homemade bread & corn muffins
-most soups that don't include fish (soaking lentils even as I type!)
-sugarcured ham on a biscuit
-sweet tea
-hot cocoa - not hot chocolate, cocoa!
-and of course, cookies!
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12-02-2007, 02:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Scandia
I tried the chips and queso from Panchero's today. My excuse is that my right ear was congested due to otitis externa. Very good- queso is very rich. But not as spicy as Q'Doba's queso- so it may not be as effective a decongestant.
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As someone who has had lots of ear nose and throat problems, I was informed by more than one doctor to cut back on dairy because, to put it bluntly, it makes many people phlegm up. Added to that list is chocolate, coffee, and sodas. I found spicy food without dairy, particularly Asian foods, work wonderfully for that decongestant effect. My favorites are Thai, Korean, and Vietnamese. Spicy noddles in broth (Pho) is a wonder food.
Back on topic...
Mac and Cheese (Kraft!)
mashed potatoes
stuffing
swedish meatballs
various soups
ice cream
oatmeal raisin cookies
Vernor's gingerale
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12-02-2007, 03:00 AM
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12-09-2007, 02:10 PM
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stress food: potato chips and onion dip. friends know if this is out something has gone really haywire.
my dad's eggs/salsa/bacon/potatoes he used to cook (he's deceased) at just after dawn in the national (state?) park near Yucca Valley (above Palm Springs). Everyone in the house had to get up and go when he was cooking, including visiting kids home from college at break with their friends who had only made it home from partying a few hours earlier. He'd stand at the edge of the hallway yelling "fever in the swamp" to kick off things, other than being a Wva country boy, why, I don't know. Breakfast was seved with champagne/strawberrires in paper cups.
Coffee: Starbucks, with almond syrup and whole milk, anytime.
Onion bagels/light veggie cream cheese. I drove across the country a few years back and was dismayed when found towns with doughnuts only.
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12-09-2007, 02:25 PM
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Pizza and fries.
When I want comfort, I'm too lazy to make homemade things.
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12-09-2007, 02:41 PM
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Pizza and fries.
When I want comfort, I'm too lazy to make homemade things.
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Agreed! If it have to be cooked it requires granny's touch!
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12-09-2007, 06:32 PM
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today is a great day for a carmal apple cider from Starbucks.
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12-09-2007, 06:56 PM
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Mom's mac and cheese. This ain't Kraft dinner, folks: Mom makes her mac 'n' cheese with ziti, lots and lots and LOTS of cheese, cayenne pepper, bread crumbs, tomatoes, milk, and Colman's mustard. We had this dish pretty often in winter (especially on Fridays in Lent).
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Ditto but without the cayenne. Nothing says comfort like homemade mac and cheese. But, my ultimate comfort food is a bowl Campbell's Tomato Soup and a grilled cheese sandwich with Ritz crackers.
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12-09-2007, 08:14 PM
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Ditto but without the cayenne. Nothing says comfort like homemade mac and cheese.
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In my family, if it isn't spicy, it isn't food. "Spicy" means black pepper at a minimum. My mom makes her mac 'n' cheese with just enough cayenne that you get a little "kick" without scorching your tongue. Her Indian curries, however...!!! Let's just say she has a heavy hand with the chili powder. 
On the other hand, my mother-in-law hates any flavoring of any kind. She says, "If it has any flavor at all, spit it out, it's bad for you." 
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