u/asromatifoso

Homemade egg salad & cole slaw, cheddar, gouda, 3 different types of olives, BH maple ham, Kirby cuke, radish, bread. No stove or oven required!!

Broker's, Fever Tree Light Tonic Water, Lime, Cucumber. Had three of these beauties with a pretty unhealthy amount of cocktail peanuts while watching the World Cup today. Found it a bit hard to rise from the couch after. Fantastic!

New here and new to gin. I don't think gin will ever replace scotch in my affections or that a martini will knock a Paper Plane off my cocktail list but this was really good. I am eager to continue exploring the world of gin. I have gleaned a lot of info from this sub in the last couple of weeks, so thanks to you all!

Went to a local place that I have not visited in a long time. Burger was very good, on par with my normal place, but the fries were absolutely standard. Had a couple of my wife's onion rings, which were good and obviously made in-house.

Ground beef, chorizo, bacon, refried black beans, cheese, salsa, sour cream. I know the hard shells are totally inauthentic and I never get them at any Mexican place I go to (they usually don't have them) but I love them. Growing up, that was the only way I ever had a taco, so they just hit that nostalgia vibe for me. These were fantastic!

I eat this sandwich two or three times a month. A lot of people don't even know that Honey Baked Ham makes sandwiches but they are really good, with this one being the best of the lot. Really terrific!

Canned clams and liquid, butter, oil, white wine, bacon, lots of garlic, kalamata and castelvetrano olives, caper, sun-dried tomatoes, lemon, parsley, red pepper flakes.

Didn't want to go to the market for Holy Basil so I used Italian Basil that I grow in pots on my deck. Not the same but still great; with runny egg, peanuts, a bit of shredded cabbage, and Jasmine Rice.