Sentences with phrase «comfort foods of my childhood»

I loved the comfort foods of my childhood in Scotland, but my time cooking in the Orient really taught me a love for clean, simple great food.

Rice in soup reminds me of rice porridge, the comfort food of my childhood.

I was talking about mashed potatoes with my boyfriend the over day and how this was a comfort food of my childhood.

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It will remind you of your childhood comfort food.

This version is one of my childhood comfort foods.

It is my # 1 comfort food of choice, and many of my childhood holiday dinners went something like this: Christmas Eve: Family eats lobster.

Homestyle Waffles offer the comfort food taste of childhood while the Blueberry Waffles are bursting with fresh plump blueberries.

It's pure comfort food to me, and always reminds me of my childhood.

He actually describes a lot of childhood comfort food favorites that way.

Perhaps the greatest Italian comfort food, however, is the simplest tomato pasta, a recipe that is so deeply rooted in our childhood memories that the average Italian can differentiate the smell of her own family's tomato sauce recipe from any other.

I guess that I should clarify — IF our parents, grandparents, etc. were good cooks then our comfort food is the food of our childhood.

It is the perfect comfort food dish, and is amazingly reminiscent of childhood.

According to the Oxford Dictionary: «Food that provides consolation or a feeling of well - being, typically having a high sugar or carbohydrate content and associated with childhood or home cooking» Sadly, most comfort foods are not healthy.

The smell of it cooking sends me straight back to my childhood — French toast is true comfort food for me.

One of my favorite comfort foods from my childhood is deep fried okra.

It's easy to understand how PADDINGTON 2 became one of the highest - rated movies of all time by RottenTomatoes.com (100 %): its warmth and compassion make it an instant buy, reminding us of our favorite comfort food or memories from our childhood.

Dave Myers and Simon King are back with a new series that sees them make some of their favourite comfort food, dishes that conjure up childhood memories, and the tastes of days gone by.