What food do you miss from home

561POSTS

14 years ago

When i move i will miss....

Going to the chippie
My mum's homemade lentil soup
mince and tatties
stovies
chip buttie with brown sauce
shortbread

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biscuta Active member

49POSTS

13 years ago

I miss liver cooked with hot pepper...yum. On the other side I love Korean food too. So I'm enjoying my meals here.

admars Guest

0POSTS

13 years ago

i miss raclette with friends and boeuf bourguignon

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

Liver yuck

right now i want black pudding on a roll..... and i can't

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

Dove
go ask your mum to help you make it, let her watch you.

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

i know you put dumpling in last thing

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

Try theses sites for the recipe Dove

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

Right now i want to make stovies

But have no sausages:(

Fred Indonesia Expert

30549POSTS

13 years ago

I had "hotdogs a la my wife" for tea last night.
My wife, being Indonesian, did a sausage sandwich because she'd no idea I was just going to wrap bread around the sausage and smother them in tomato sauce before stuffing down my cake hole.

However, being the amazingly inventive person she is, the old girl added fried onions, spicy mayo and a load of other stuff including lashings of tommy.

I don't think there are enough superlatives in the English language to describe them.

AAS Member

2POSTS

13 years ago

#10

I only really miss the chippy.

HousewifeDownUnder New member

5POSTS

13 years ago

#11

Cap'n Crunch breakfast cereal and Kraft Deluxe Mac & Cheese in the sharp cheddar flavour. *sigh*

El_Jost Serial expat

732POSTS

13 years ago

#12

Pirate bone stew with hardtack and a tot of rum.

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

#13

AAS where you fi in scotland

Filfil&Simsim New member

4POSTS

13 years ago

#14

What I really miss is chicken fricassee and creamed Spinach... yummm :`(

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

#15

creamed spinish ewwwwww

gjd Member

13POSTS

13 years ago

#16

Ghoetta and eggs. Cincinnati Chili. Irreplaceable.

haggishunter Serial expat

561POSTS

13 years ago

#17

I know this wont count but.....

I miss my husband blowing on his ice cream

francaiscuisine Active member

40POSTS

13 years ago

#18

home made cakes

JO/EU Serial expat

381POSTS

13 years ago

#19

Stracciatella-Kirsch Torte, aber Knafe(Kunafa) entschaedigt dann doch wieder...

admars Guest

0POSTS

13 years ago

#20

My mum's style of cooking to any dish. I miss crab soup! Our mums are the best chef ever!

JasfurJQ ViP

1865POSTS

13 years ago

#21

i misses all my moms specialty, she cooks so good that I could eat all of it. mmmmmmmm

Sarahk Contributor

148POSTS

13 years ago

#22

When Im in South Africa I miss Lakrids, as only the Danish make them.
When Im in Denmark I miss Biltong, as only the South Africans make them.

utte86 Active member

26POSTS

13 years ago

#23

I miss satay~
I miss my sis home made cookies~~
I miss pig's liver which my mom cook very well~~
I miss fried noodles with egg and cheese~~

all9bouTpriNt01 Member

16POSTS

13 years ago

#24

Oh, i so loooove homemade lentil soup! yummy!

kiwiinkorea Serial expat

385POSTS

13 years ago

#25

Steak and cheese pies
Roasted leg of lamb
Vegemite
Decent bread
Good fresh vegetables
Fish and chips

carlavegas Member

2POSTS

13 years ago

#26

Sopaipillas con pebre jejej very chilean!!聽 thank god i found this cheap place in Tenerife where they sell chilean plates and tapas..聽 if any chilean is interested is

Primadonna Jordan Expert

5339POSTS

13 years ago

#27

Dutch veggies,the variaty in dairy, cheese and bread, sweets and special in time of Sinterklaas (no, not Santa Claus, he is an nephew!), fresh and cheap fish, musterdsoup, goulashsoup, some spices and herbes.

But thanks to internet and my capability I can make a hope things by myself, even when I don't have the right stuff.