food What's your favorite dish that your parents cook?

[The Kaeya Simp 13,966]

My mum's slow cooked macaroni and cheese

[CinnamonPop 3,341]

Definitely the Pasta Cassaroles or the stuffing covered Porkchops in gravy that my mom and step-father make. Both are excellent cooks, and I do want to continue that by being the dessert-maker in the  family. 

[Jeric 46,835]

My parents are no longer with me, and to be honest only my father has any skill in the kitchen. He had a gift. My favorite thing he would make is a slow cooked homemade tomato sauce. I have his recipe and according to my family it’s fine dining level, but it’s hard for me to tell. 
 

The best thing he ever made was something that I didn’t know the name of until I was 20. He called it “fancy steak”. It’s actually Beef Wellington. I don’t know the recipe. I am making it this Christmas because my wife has never had it. 

[Astralshy 23,569]

I would say Potatoes Pancakes. Especially since Im always far too lazy to cook them myself xD

[daviddaviddavid 772]

My mother makes the greatest lasagna in the world. I know that's the typical food that everyone argues about on behalf of their mothers' honour, but in this case I'm afraid to say that it is literally the objective, inalienable truth that my mother's lasagna is the greatest in the world. At least that I've eaten.

[twilightlicious69 626]

I absolutely love my mom's soy and cottage cheese curry!

Edited June 5, 2023 by twilightlicious69

[Cash In 21,514]

My mum makes some incredible meatballs. I always helped her make them when I was a kid and to this day, I still do. I guess that little tradition makes them all the more special, but even in terms of taste, I can say that nothing I've had compares.

[Trot Shuffle 3,593]

I wish my mom made it more often but there's 2 little treats: they're called something like "khao nom kuk" (basically a coconut rice cake) and "nam vahn khao" (pandan flavored tapioca starch noodles dunked in sweetened coconut milk, sometimes with other goodies like sweet corn. I think it's also called "cendol')

I love them because they're not too sweet!