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The best meal you've ever eaten
1. Gnocchi after a marvelous day of skiing in Aspen.
2. In a hotel in Maine.
3. Breakfast in bed on Mother's Day hand-delivered to us by three wonderful men and promptly taste-tested for quality assurance by the youngest squire in attendance (the eggs passed with two thumbs up)
4. It probably wasn't the best food I've ever eaten, but it was awfully good food ... what made the meal great was the event, the last Thanksgiving my grandmother was alive, and her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren all got together, with my daughter and I traveling the greatest distance to get there.
5. it was a little shack on the beach in Biloxi, Ms. They had just got in the mornings catch of oysters... shucked them right in front of us..... eat them on the half-shell till we couldn't eat any more and the coldest beer I think I've ever drank... wished they would've built it back after Katrina....
6. Tree top restaurant in Langkawi during a thunderstorm
7. A little Italian restaurant about 20 miles north of Memphis - the Veal St. James is superb
8. Tough call... probably Astrid y Gaston in Miraflores, Peru. Best. Ceviche. Ever.
9. (Non-creamy) Mushroom soup with freshly baked bread in Madrid, Spain
1. Gnocchi after a marvelous day of skiing in Aspen.
2. In a hotel in Maine.
3. Breakfast in bed on Mother's Day hand-delivered to us by three wonderful men and promptly taste-tested for quality assurance by the youngest squire in attendance (the eggs passed with two thumbs up)
4. It probably wasn't the best food I've ever eaten, but it was awfully good food ... what made the meal great was the event, the last Thanksgiving my grandmother was alive, and her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren all got together, with my daughter and I traveling the greatest distance to get there.
5. it was a little shack on the beach in Biloxi, Ms. They had just got in the mornings catch of oysters... shucked them right in front of us..... eat them on the half-shell till we couldn't eat any more and the coldest beer I think I've ever drank... wished they would've built it back after Katrina....
6. Tree top restaurant in Langkawi during a thunderstorm
7. A little Italian restaurant about 20 miles north of Memphis - the Veal St. James is superb
8. Tough call... probably Astrid y Gaston in Miraflores, Peru. Best. Ceviche. Ever.
9. (Non-creamy) Mushroom soup with freshly baked bread in Madrid, Spain
