Post by springrot on May 9, 2024 14:18:34 GMT
I'm pretty bored right now, so I'm just going to ask a simple question: what is a food you grew up with in your youth? Do you still like/eat it?
Me personally, my family eats tacos every Friday. We still do this, and it's usually a great time and we prepare everything ourselves. Normally, the meat we get is Al Pastor, which is pretty much seasoned pork, but sometimes we get Carne Asada, which is just grilled meat. What we put on the tacos depends on the family member, but I get cilantro, onions, and put a little lime juice on all of it. Pretty sure my sister eats it with tomatoes, which is a war crime and should not be allowed. When I was younger, we would always get all of our stuff at this latino place (we go somewhere different now) which was amazing and I still occasionally go there to get some vanilla wafers and a pineapple fanta (i could make another paragraph on pineapple fanta tbh its my elixir of life).
We also made these little things called Alfajores. They're an Uruguayan dessert and it's pretty much two cookies with Dulce de Leche (Think caramel but replace the water with milk) in the middle and covered in either coconut shavings, powdered sugar, or chocolate. They're amazing, and I still make them with my mom every few weeks.
idk if any other posts are gonna go into detail like i did but i still wanna hear what food(s) made your childhood!
Me personally, my family eats tacos every Friday. We still do this, and it's usually a great time and we prepare everything ourselves. Normally, the meat we get is Al Pastor, which is pretty much seasoned pork, but sometimes we get Carne Asada, which is just grilled meat. What we put on the tacos depends on the family member, but I get cilantro, onions, and put a little lime juice on all of it. Pretty sure my sister eats it with tomatoes, which is a war crime and should not be allowed. When I was younger, we would always get all of our stuff at this latino place (we go somewhere different now) which was amazing and I still occasionally go there to get some vanilla wafers and a pineapple fanta (i could make another paragraph on pineapple fanta tbh its my elixir of life).
We also made these little things called Alfajores. They're an Uruguayan dessert and it's pretty much two cookies with Dulce de Leche (Think caramel but replace the water with milk) in the middle and covered in either coconut shavings, powdered sugar, or chocolate. They're amazing, and I still make them with my mom every few weeks.
idk if any other posts are gonna go into detail like i did but i still wanna hear what food(s) made your childhood!
