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a fish fry :)

Colleen

:)

.... something that would take a loooooooong time to eat ... like all 2500 varieties of dimsum ... [ 3 weeks later ] ... ahhh what's for dessert?   LoL

I'd like some mangoes.

Nothing, because I would not like to spoil my appetite for my welcome home feast after death.

My maternal grandmothers Hungarian Goulash.   Literally, to die for!!

A beef in blackbean sauce from an exclusive chinese restaurant

....Communion 

ROMOS

Not sure if I could manage to think about food or even choose - If they fed me I would just eat it.  

My mother's stroganoff with extra mushrooms......

prime rib or standing rib roast , boiled potatoes,---with the au juice on them and on the meat,  fresh cooked green beans and fresh green peas, a good salad, home made bread, real butter,milk,  something chocolate for desert. 

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