Underrated foods?
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Fiber one cereal. Underrated.0
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just_Tomek wrote: »Silentpadna wrote: »Underrated (maybe not, but not common): Sturgeon. I'm a former Pacific Northwest guy, so almost all seafood is awesome.
Also underrated (only because it's not possible to rate it high enough): Copper River salmon - the best on the market (it's seasonal, so not available all the time).
Overrated? Tilapia. Rye bread. Yuck. Yumm
I thought I liked you, really liked you.......... until the last sentence.
I like you just fine. In fact, you can have my rye bread. The "yuck" was meant for that.
Tilapia's fine, just seems like nothingness with protein. I'll eat it - just nothing special.0 -
Silentpadna wrote: »just_Tomek wrote: »Silentpadna wrote: »Underrated (maybe not, but not common): Sturgeon. I'm a former Pacific Northwest guy, so almost all seafood is awesome.
Also underrated (only because it's not possible to rate it high enough): Copper River salmon - the best on the market (it's seasonal, so not available all the time).
Overrated? Tilapia. Rye bread. Yuck. Yumm
I thought I liked you, really liked you.......... until the last sentence.
I like you just fine. In fact, you can have my rye bread. The "yuck" was meant for that.
Tilapia's fine, just seems like nothingness with protein. I'll eat it - just nothing special.
I'm a sucker for a good blackened tilapia...0 -
Kiwis! WITH SKIN ON. That's where the fiber is. Suck it up and eat the hair if you have to!! LOL3
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QuinntessentiallyMe wrote: »Kiwis! WITH SKIN ON. That's where the fiber is. Suck it up and eat the hair if you have to!! LOL
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QuinntessentiallyMe wrote: »Kiwis! WITH SKIN ON. That's where the fiber is. Suck it up and eat the hair if you have to!! LOL
Agreed. The skin is fine. I don't get the antipathy.0 -
QuinntessentiallyMe wrote: »Kiwis! WITH SKIN ON. That's where the fiber is. Suck it up and eat the hair if you have to!! LOL
Agreed. The skin is fine. I don't get the antipathy.
It's furry. I won't even eat fuzzy peaches.2 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »QuinntessentiallyMe wrote: »Kiwis! WITH SKIN ON. That's where the fiber is. Suck it up and eat the hair if you have to!! LOL
Agreed. The skin is fine. I don't get the antipathy.
It's furry. I won't even eat fuzzy peaches.
Oh, I LOVE fuzzy peaches.1 -
Lemon and dark chocolate is amazing. I’d never thought of that combo until I tried Missionary chocolates dark chocolate lemon truffle at the farmers market. Amazing! Google Missionary Chocolates Portland and check out their website. Expensive but worth it!pancakerunner wrote: »Not really a "food" per se, but a highly underrated food COMBO is lemon + dark chocolate.
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youcantflexcardio wrote: »youcantflexcardio wrote: »I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.
Is this just plain roasted/grilled/broiled/poached chicken, steamed broccoli, and brown rice? I mean I could probably eat chicken, broccoli (steamed or roasted), and rice every day. That said, just plain chicken wouldn't do it for me, not for long at least. Not when there are so many ways to make chicken (I eat a lot of chicken).
My trick? I work outdoors and have to pack a lunch. Doesn't matter if I am sick of it or not, I eat what I bring or I go hungry.
I bring a lunch when I'm not at home for lunch. That doesn't mean that I am going to deprive myself of variety.0 -
Lemon and dark chocolate is amazing. I’d never thought of that combo until I tried Missionary chocolates dark chocolate lemon truffle at the farmers market. Amazing! Google Missionary Chocolates Portland and check out their website. Expensive but worth it!pancakerunner wrote: »Not really a "food" per se, but a highly underrated food COMBO is lemon + dark chocolate.
Hm, I don't think they're at the farmers market I typically go to (the one at PSU), but next time I'm at Barbur World Foods/World Foods I'll see if they have that flavor.0 -
Here is something I bet most of you have never had....monkfish. One of the ugliest, slimiest, most creepy creatures from the ocean but some of the best tasting fish ever. (the tail) I worked commercial fishing back in the 80s . We primarily caught scallops, but many monkfish came up with the nets too. We'd filet them right on deck with the scallops.
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Lemon and dark chocolate is amazing. I’d never thought of that combo until I tried Missionary chocolates dark chocolate lemon truffle at the farmers market. Amazing! Google Missionary Chocolates Portland and check out their website. Expensive but worth it!pancakerunner wrote: »Not really a "food" per se, but a highly underrated food COMBO is lemon + dark chocolate.
Someone once brought me a hostess gift of candied lemon peel covered in dark chocolate.1 -
nighthawk584 wrote: »Here is something I bet most of you have never had....monkfish. One of the ugliest, slimiest, most creepy creatures from the ocean but some of the best tasting fish ever. (the tail) I worked commercial fishing back in the 80s . We primarily caught scallops, but many monkfish came up with the nets too. We'd filet them right on deck with the scallops.
I'm almost positive I've had monkfish. I've never cooked it myself, but it's easy enough to get at nicer restaurants here.1 -
I can't understand why more people don't love Fig Newtons.6
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nighthawk584 wrote: »Here is something I bet most of you have never had....monkfish. One of the ugliest, slimiest, most creepy creatures from the ocean but some of the best tasting fish ever. (the tail) I worked commercial fishing back in the 80s . We primarily caught scallops, but many monkfish came up with the nets too. We'd filet them right on deck with the scallops.
I'm almost positive I've had monkfish. I've never cooked it myself, but it's easy enough to get at nicer restaurants here.
Yeah, I've had it at restaurants too, not that uncommon here either. I have not cooked it either -- however, there was an early season of Top Chef that involved the cheftestants cooking it for kids that was kind of memorable.0 -
aliensacrifice wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »I can't understand why more people don't love Fig Newtons.
I LOVE fig newtons! the original
Same. I love them too! An ice cream shop near me makes a fig newton goat cheese ice cream... Now I'm craving it. haha3 -
pancakerunner wrote: »aliensacrifice wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »I can't understand why more people don't love Fig Newtons.
I LOVE fig newtons! the original
Same. I love them too! An ice cream shop near me makes a fig newton goat cheese ice cream... Now I'm craving it. haha
Fig newtons + cheese + wine = food nirvana1 -
midlomel1971 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »aliensacrifice wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »I can't understand why more people don't love Fig Newtons.
I LOVE fig newtons! the original
Same. I love them too! An ice cream shop near me makes a fig newton goat cheese ice cream... Now I'm craving it. haha
Fig newtons + cheese + wine = food nirvana
who disagreed.2 -
pancakerunner wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »aliensacrifice wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »I can't understand why more people don't love Fig Newtons.
I LOVE fig newtons! the original
Same. I love them too! An ice cream shop near me makes a fig newton goat cheese ice cream... Now I'm craving it. haha
Fig newtons + cheese + wine = food nirvana
who disagreed.
Not me, but I get it. For one, Fig Newtons are too dry and not grain-y enough (I'm aware that this is personal preference, not objective Truth), and IMO they're too sweet . . . especially too sweet to pair with most cheese and wine, unless you're maybe talking an actual good desert wine, and a suitably matched cheese. But generically, wine and cheese plus . . . well, actual ripe figs would maybe be OK. Not the minimum-date rectangular sugar puck, though.
The Fig Newton goat cheese ice cream sounds like it could be good, though. 0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »aliensacrifice wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »I can't understand why more people don't love Fig Newtons.
I LOVE fig newtons! the original
Same. I love them too! An ice cream shop near me makes a fig newton goat cheese ice cream... Now I'm craving it. haha
Fig newtons + cheese + wine = food nirvana
who disagreed.
Not me, but I get it. For one, Fig Newtons are too dry and not grain-y enough (I'm aware that this is personal preference, not objective Truth), and IMO they're too sweet . . . especially too sweet to pair with most cheese and wine, unless you're maybe talking an actual good desert wine, and a suitably matched cheese. But generically, wine and cheese plus . . . well, actual ripe figs would maybe be OK. Not the minimum-date rectangular sugar puck, though.
The Fig Newton goat cheese ice cream sounds like it could be good, though.
Yeah I get it...fig newtons and cheese and wine IDK... but FRESH figs wrapped in prosciutto with cheese and wine. yesssshhh
And the goat cheese fig netwon ice cream is great. Sweet, savory, tangy, salty.1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »aliensacrifice wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »I can't understand why more people don't love Fig Newtons.
I LOVE fig newtons! the original
Same. I love them too! An ice cream shop near me makes a fig newton goat cheese ice cream... Now I'm craving it. haha
Fig newtons + cheese + wine = food nirvana
who disagreed.
Not me, but I get it. For one, Fig Newtons are too dry and not grain-y enough (I'm aware that this is personal preference, not objective Truth), and IMO they're too sweet . . . especially too sweet to pair with most cheese and wine, unless you're maybe talking an actual good desert wine, and a suitably matched cheese. But generically, wine and cheese plus . . . well, actual ripe figs would maybe be OK. Not the minimum-date rectangular sugar puck, though.
The Fig Newton goat cheese ice cream sounds like it could be good, though.
Yeah I get it...fig newtons and cheese and wine IDK... but FRESH figs wrapped in prosciutto with cheese and wine. yesssshhh
And the goat cheese fig netwon ice cream is great. Sweet, savory, tangy, salty.
OMG that ice cream sounds incredible....0 -
Sriracha- on everything! (eggs, rice, vegetables, mixed with salad dressings, chicken.. so much you can do with it!)
Cottage cheese
Plain yogurt
Spinach- I cant run out in my house. Daily essential here!
Canned smoked herring- why does everyone except me think its gross?
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Yes...Fig Newtons
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-Red cabbage
-Diakon
-Cottage cheese
-Sardines
-Kimchi
-Finishing salt
-Roasted sea weed nori
-Tempeh
-Tofu
-Lentil (lentil dahl...yummm)
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Cabbage. It stays reasonably edible in my fridge for WEEKS, and it can be eaten crunchy OR cooked OR pickled, it has few calories to speak of, and it dresses up so many end-of-week meals when all the other produce has been consumed or started looking sketchy.5
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brilliantwords wrote: »Sriracha- on everything! (eggs, rice, vegetables, mixed with salad dressings, chicken.. so much you can do with it!)
Cottage cheese
Plain yogurt
Spinach- I cant run out in my house. Daily essential here!
Canned smoked herring- why does everyone except me think its gross?
Herring in general is gross lol0 -
just_Tomek wrote: »True story.... I had to google fig newtons and can honestly say that I have never had those things.
WUT0 -
Kimchi .....i recently started loving this stuff ,,,,i know it is a staple for many people but I never tried it until this year.3
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nighthawk584 wrote: »Kimchi .....i recently started loving this stuff ,,,,i know it is a staple for many people but I never tried it until this year.nighthawk584 wrote: »Kimchi .....i recently started loving this stuff ,,,,i know it is a staple for many people but I never tried it until this year.
Love it, but couldn't eat it for years because it stunk up the house. But now that I have my own place...
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