What makes your mouth water?
Food cravings are soo kooky. For me personally, I think a well executed tarte tatin does it for me as a sweet, mouthwatering treat. As far as a savory is concerned, I have a few more:
-Crispy homemade taco (homemade corn tortilla) with succulent meat-juices that drip out
-Juicy porterhouse steak cooked medium/medium rare
-The roasted chicken I made last weekend - stuffed a butter/herb salve under the skin on top of the breast and filled the cavity w/ sliced sweet onion wedges, celery sticks, Italian parsley, lemon wedges, and a healthy pour of EVOO
-A crepe filled with butter and a lemon simply syrup, folded into a triangle and dusted w/ powdered sugar
What do you think is mouthwatering??????
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Steamed soft shell clams with "drawn butter."
Fresh and juicy fried clams.
Grilled chicken yakitori.
A rare cheddar cheese burger.
Salmon or yellowtail sushi (I really like ikura and uni but there;s no mouth response).
Terriaki salmon.
Beef steak with madiera-truffle crean sauce.
Fresh roast pork - any way!
Mutton chops, broiled!!
Lobster rolls.
Tiramissou.
Tuna salad on toast.
Fresh fried Faidley's lump crab balls!!! (my all-time champion).
Belgian fries with mayo.
Fresh tomato sauce.
Raw oysters.
Spaghetti carbonara.
Most all wine and related spirits.
Krispy Creame glazed donuts.
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Really fresh scallops cooked in a butter / wine sauce with live blue crabs steamed and a cold, crisp hoppy amber beer dripping with condensation- on sweltering summer evening; sauerkraut covered with a peppered pork loin and topped with winesap apples, one pan, covered and simmered over a campfire, served beside a lake at dusk on a chilly October evening;
Mabe I missed the point.
A&W Rootbeer and Coffee Ice Cream Float; Bread Pudding with Bourbon Sauce; Perfectly cooked shrimp; candy apples; warm pecan pie
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I just got a tin of MarieBelle's spicy hot chocolate. But my husband is in the middle of a two-day clear liquid regimen and I think it would be mean to fix hot chocolate for myself when he can't have any and drink it in front of him. So my mouth is watering for that, and I won't be having it till tomorrow.
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- a mouth watering CHEESEBURGER where the ground sirloin is at most 80% lean. anything more than that, is jerky. The patty has got to be at 1/2 inch thick and is seasoned with some salt, pepper, and massaged in red wine. grilled till it's medium well.
- then the cheese is not melted too much so you don't lose the flavor. I like a sharp cheese, like havarti, jack, or extra vermont white cheddar.
- on the toasted SOFT white bun; a layer of mayo, ketchup grilled yellow sweet onions,and green leaf lettuce.
- on the side - fat crispy steak fries with buttermilk ranch dressing.
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he old carnie trick of dumping a bunch of onions and peppers on the grill to entice people to your sausage stand works on me every time! Other olfactory seductions are frying bacon, frying fish, that wonderful Chinese whiff of chicken and garlic, the smell of a bakery when you first walk in, hamburgers on a grill, latkes in a pan, the combined whiff of chiles and masa. Oh, and doughnuts!
As you can guess, I get excited a lot...
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its funny i see this post today, because im in the middle of a week long "fast-cleanse" and today i was at work and the hot lunch special was philly cheese steaks and everytime i had to scoop it out to make a sandwich i would curse to my co-worker that my mouth was literally watering. i have been fine the past few days, but the smell of that meat & cheese melted was killing me. i told her she better make something i hate tomorrow for hot special :)
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Oh...those halibut cheeks sound amazing.
Speaking of bisque, I made an amazing crab bisque as a starter for my roasted chicken. I got the recipe from the Williams-Sonoma Christmas cookbook and added a few things of my own to it (fresh corn kernels, a dash of hot sauce, and thyme). It was AWESOME.
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A fresh crab sandwich on sourdough bread and hot lobster bisque soup bought right on the wharf in S.F. Also, a really good creme brulee. Garlic mashed potatoes. This delicious dish of halibut cheeks that I had while in Seattle. They were lightly breaded, fried and then topped with an incredible champagne sauce. Can't find halibut cheeks here in Sacramento!









