What's the #1 Thing That You Eat and Say, "Wow That REALLY Hit The Spot"?
For me, I noticed I seem to say this most when I've ordered and eaten the perfect bacon, egg and cheese sandwich. If the person making it gets it right, it's like WOW. I've noticed that this is the one thing I consistantly say this over.
Not looking for "wow that was a good meal", this is a bit different. What I am looking for is like being in a state of mini Nirvana.
p.s. just right for the breakfast sandwich for me is, kaiser roll toasted, egg over easy, bacon extra crispy, mayo, and pepper. Today's was just SO good.
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Hamburgers. I don't eat these very often, at all, so when I do have one, it's because I had a craving and it therefore inevitably "hits the spot".
If you were to expand the question to cover "ingestibles", then my first answer would be a nice, freshly brewed, steaming cup of black coffee.
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on Thanksgiving night, i stopped at Del Taco because i hadn't really eaten or enjoyed lunch. it was empty so they made my fries fresh. i tell you, they came out perfect. a good crinkle cut fry, hot, lightly salted and just a little greasy. they were downright heavenly.
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http://thekitchykitchen.blogspot.com/...
OKay as of today it's the pumpkin ice cream and pecan pie recipes found here.
What can I say I'm totally fickle about my WOW's. -
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The Setting is a cool and crisp fall evening, at the table outside.
The Entree is Chicken and dumplings, with absolute attention to a perfect matrix of gravy, with variously textured white and dark chicken that has been hand shredded to where it could be eaten without teeth... merely rolled between tongue and gums, and fluffy but small dumplings that are soda-leavened to be light.
This triad of gravy, dumpling, and chicken support each other in a way that, when you close your eyes and take a spoonful, all three components grade into each other, all part of a revolving circle.
The Salad for a counterpoint crunch is seeded cucumbers, salted to crisp them then marinated with vinegar and oil and scant sliced onion and loads of fresh chopped dill.
The Fulcrum that keeps you see-sawing back and forth between the entree and the salad is a huge stone crock bowl of homemade pimento cheese, served with the spoon stuck upright in the center to say "I am your trenching tool... Enjoy this a spoonful at a time."
If you sit and eat long enough and the fall insect chorus changes with the lowering temperatures and the level of the pimento cheese in the bowl also goes down, you will have "Hit the Spot."
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An ice cold lager beer, never a lite beer, after hard physical labor on a hot summer's day. Man, that really hits the spot. A nice cold T'NT too.
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re: Passadumkeg
The first beer is definitely satisfying after a hard day of hitting and chasing a golf ball.....but since this is about eating.....any of the three would vie for the top spot.
Taylor Ham, egg and cheese on a buttered hard roll
Hamburger/Cheeseburger fresh off the backyard grill
BLT with New Jersey Beefsteak Tomatoes
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For me it is a variation of the egg-on-a-roll that michele cindy posted; I'm always craving a chorizo con huevo torta. Mexican chorizo cooked with the scrambled egg, on a griddled bollilo roll with mayo, jalapenos, avocado, bean paste, etc. Just a crazy good combination of ingredients.
I'm also big on chorizo tacos- hell, let's just amend the answer to chorizo in general.
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re: TongoRad
ohhh i love the sandwich at finagle-a-bagel in boston that has two fried eggs (over med), black bean paste with cilantro and jalapeno, avocado, cheddar cheese, tomatoes on a grilled wheat bagel. After a beer fest, that is the best breakfast in the world to me, and every time i have it i just have to say "wow, that realllly hit the spot!"
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Wow. It would have to be perfectly broiled Chinese spareribs on the bone, not too lean, with a pork egg roll or shrimp toast. With a beer. My tastes are rather pedestrian. That is my guilty meal, usually eaten alone with a book at lunchtime at a quiet Chinese restaurant. Last time I had it was on my birthday in May - great gift to myself.
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re: capeanne
A really good Juicy Bacon Cheeseburger, cooked Medium on a BBQ Grill with a nice char. Freshly Ground Sirloin or Ground Round. No meat from ECOLI factory or Frozen Patties. With just regular salt and fresh ground black pepper on it before throwing on the grill. And lightly handled while making the patties. And with Cracker Barrel White Extra Sharp Cheddar Cheese (or Boars Head Sharp Cheddar, or Cabot Extra Sharp) on top. And a really nice SOFT, squishy kaiser-type hamburger roll fresh from the bakery.
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Whoa. Where to begin. I tend to be in particular food moods, so a well executed dish I was in the mood for ALWAYS hits the spot.
Few things that come to mind, tho: ma po tofu; a perfectly grilled rib-eye; chicken soup with egg noodles; a great burger.
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re: linguafood
That's kinda my answer too. Sometimes you just have the taste for something and nothing else will do. If the item is really good, it really works for you.
Once in a while though, you'll get whatever it is you're having for whatever meal it is and when you're done it's like "OMG, that was just perfect." Those surprises are the best.
DT
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Fresh baked bread right out of the oven, steam still coming off the crevices spread with sweet butter.
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a really good bowl of pho- has to be piping hot with all the different meat cuts and the usual greens with lime. this reeeaally hits the spot!
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