r/TipOfMyFork

This is a photo of a dish I ordered back in 2017. I remember the dish as "Whiskey Barrel Dip", an absolutely delicious chip dip appetizer at a pub known as "The Vault 29" in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. It had a spicy, cheesy, sort of tangy flavor to it. The way it complimented the tortilla chips and pita bread slices is unlike anything I've had since. I've managed to find a picture of the menu describing it, mentioning some of the ingredients, but not all. If anyone has any idea what the recipe may have been I'd love your input!

Here's what the menu described it as:
Whiskey Barrel Dip
Try our dangerous Jalapeno and cheddar dip, topped with panko, parmesan, and fresh herbs, served in three oversized crispy onion rings, with pita bread slices and tortilla chips.

Edit: The dip was served hot

Does anyone have the recipe for this oatmeal type dish? It was so good

can anybody please help me try to figure out what this discontinued british biscuit is i remember having a child? i’d say maybe before 2014. the brown would be a biscuit and it had a raised edge, inside was this soft icing - almost like the custard cream filling texture. it was alternating in quarters like i’ve shown on the picture and im sure you could get different flavours too like chocolate and banana maybe? they were absolutely delicious and id love licking the icing out of the middle. i think they’d come in a big packet with smaller packets inside containing around 4 biscuits? im not sure what the brand could be but i know we’ve shopped at asda, lidl, and aldi our entire lives so it could be one of those.

Hope this is ok for this sub! Just seen this and it looks so good it’s driving me insane. I recognise the green peppers and baby corn but what’s the rest? Is this a known dish? Tried googling SY chicken but I can’t read any of the rest of the text.

(Other nuts for scale)

They are small, puffy and crispy, and have a very slight cheesy or oniony flavor. They are mostly spherical, but some of them had a more organic shape. I want to buy a whole bag of them now!

It's one of my favourite foods, I recognise it when I see it in pictures. The sausage is stuffed with feta cheese and something green, very similar to cevapi. I've also had it in Greece in bowl form, that time it was just the sausages, yogurt, and the red powder (served all together, not separately).

I'm trying to develop a vegetarian version of it, but I don't even know what it's called.

Update: Why am I being downvoted for literally using this sub for its intended purpose? I even drew a picture.

Update 2: The name of the sausage inside appears to be called "gemisto bifteki"

I’m watching Bridgerton season four right now, and in episode three they focus on this pastry on a tea table for a solid five seconds (at 12:50). Now it’s all I can think about as the episode goes on. I’m not a baker and not familiar with tea-specific desserts.

It looks too big to be a shortbread or a cookie, and it does not appear to have a scone‘s texture… I think it may be red velvet, possibly? Whatever it is, I’m hoping I can find and/or bake one myself.

Thanks for your help!

These were absolutely incredible, and never tasted anything like them in Asian cuisine before. They had this strong umami flavor, that made you immediately salivate when you chewed on it. It was also strangely slightly cooling. I couldn't find anything on it.

Appears to be a "healthy" meal eaten by the skinny female prosecutor/ADA, lunch, looks like a decently nice place, I think that's a nice beer and free bread. Couldn't spot anyone else's plates but someone else is drinking a martini by the bar. Lawyers at a work lunch. One of them refers to it as "a bar" instead of a restaurant. Visible kitchen in the back.

Edit: wow this got a lot of attention. Consensus seems to be portabello. I have a hard time seeing that but my partner will feel vindicated in his guess.

I bought this randomly and absolutely love it. I want to see if I can find it online to buy in bulk but I don't know what to search for

this is the only picture i have of it, it was in France in 2018. it’s not the ruby bar that comes up when i google it. ive tried other pink magnum bars but they don’t have the double shell or jelly. it was milk chocolate under the pink sparkly layer but everything else was strawberry i think?

It just says pickles on the menu and I get delivery so I can't ask but I'm in love. Is it jicama? Good crunch, super perky like a dill pickle but I don't think there's dill. Not sweet. I don't think it's onion but I could be wrong. Served with Hawawshi.

Second for bonus points: is it easy to do a quick fridge version?

They crinkle cut them like fries, but theyre a raw or perhaps pickled vegetable. Bright red outside but an orange core. About an inch across on the cross section, texture of raw apple, very firm.

I'm stumped on these but theyre tasty! A little tangy with a light spice.

Fingers crossed you guys can help, because whatisthisthing automodded me.

I’m begging it was literally the most delicious popsicle I’ve ever had and I’ve been searching for years. It was mango and lime possibly. It was a push up pop, but the kind you squeeze at the bottom, and it goes up

Hi,I'm trying to find this gummy that I found at a pick n mix shop, it's a small strawberry flavoured peelable gummy and it's like very soft. If I can't find this could anyone give any other soft gummy candies?