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The Evolution of my Favorite Foods

By Grant Goodman

Over the years my taste in food has changed based upon my travel experiences and growing maturity.

When I was a kid I loved lammingtons, cakes made from squares of sponge covered in chocolate and dipped in icing sugar. Delicious!!

When I became a teenager I fell in love with the hamburger, New Zealand style - meat, tomato, lettuce, mayonnaise, fried egg and tomato sauce.

In my late teens and early twenties it was mashed potato, boiled potato, chipped potatoes, roast potato - I think you get the idea.

In my mid to late twenties I travelled in Asia - Hong Kong, Taiwan and Mainland China and started to get a taste for Asian food especially fried rice.

In my 40's I worked in Thailand for a while and acquired a taste for Thai food and Thai is still my favorite ethnic food choice especially Pad Thai with noodles or rice.

I still like all the previous dishes from my life story and now that I live in the UK I'm developing a liking for beef and dumplings and stoddies - good Northern fare.

No doubt I will acquire more faves as I age and travel yet more.

In fact I often trace where I have traveled by the food I ate. My father was the same, he remembered every place in New Zealand by the meat pies he had eaten whilst there.

Contributed by drkelp on February 22, 2010, at 3:03 AM UTC.

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What are "stoddies"? I'm not from these here parts... I'm from the colonies.

James Emery Vigh Feb 22, 2010 09:15
I also have food memories - from childhood and places I've lived. I lived in Okinawa for three years and loved the food - we ate the food locally in restaurants, but I also learned to cook many typical dishes.

I also spent 20 years in San Antonio and of course love Mexican or TexMex food, but San Antonio has such a diverse population, I could try food from just about any country. When I travel, I love to try new restaurants and check out the local grocery stores.

burntchestnut Mar 1, 2010 12:27

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