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In reply to the discussion: What was the worst food you have ever eaten? Mine is liver and onions. It was like eating the sole of a shoe. And you? [View all]Submariner
(13,265 posts)112. My Dad made great liver and onions with bacon
cook the bacon in the same black skillet cooking the liver and get some grease action goin'. You'll luv it...Mmmm Mmm Goooood Eatin'
Everyone knows bacon makes everything yummy
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What was the worst food you have ever eaten? Mine is liver and onions. It was like eating the sole of a shoe. And you? [View all]
debm55
20 hrs ago
OP
Thank you very much, get the red out. I have never tried it and I don't think I will.
debm55
20 hrs ago
#2
I use just a smidge of cajun seasoning, corn meal, the right amount of salt
gay texan
9 hrs ago
#111
Well their you have it, You grow your own. Your orka is grown with your loving hands.
debm55
8 hrs ago
#115
Its good when picked just right. Awful when partly hard and partly soft
BlueWaveNeverEnd
10 hrs ago
#80
We had no choice but to eat it--"It's good for you, There are children starving, etc, etc. I don't think I would try
debm55
20 hrs ago
#16
Yes, everything my mother made was overcooked. Steaks always well done.too. Yes you can have mine.
debm55
20 hrs ago
#5
I thnk it might have been. Even taking them out to eat , she would order well done steaks. thank you Diamond_Dog.
debm55
20 hrs ago
#17
Thank you very much for sharing, SheltieLover. I had that happen with vinegar chips. I spit them out and threw the
debm55
20 hrs ago
#10
Not sure, but the only time I think I spit something out was in Kindegarten....
electric_blue68
12 hrs ago
#67
I hated the black licorice ones. Terrible. I would spit them out in a paper napkin.
debm55
10 hrs ago
#85
I have Never had a piece of licorice -since- that unfortunate food experience!
electric_blue68
9 hrs ago
#102
I totally agree. Luckily I've never accidentally eaten any like maybe little bits in something else.
electric_blue68
7 hrs ago
#131
Thank you very much for sharing, Upthevibe. Do you remember the kind of cookie it was?
debm55
20 hrs ago
#19
Thank you very much, singingfeeling. I will add creamed carrots to your creamed peas. I have never had liver as an adult
debm55
20 hrs ago
#20
I very much dislike organ foods. My grandparents offered me, pickled pigs feet as a kid. Didn't take the offer. I
debm55
19 hrs ago
#21
My mother used to make that awful crap. And she'd make pig stomach and fake mashed potatoes. Ugh.
Clouds Passing
19 hrs ago
#22
True here too. When making salads , she would wash the lettuce in hot water to get the germs out. Ever eat a wilted
debm55
19 hrs ago
#23
Thank you very much for sharing, Clouds Passing. everything was with a creamed sauce--green beans, carrots and peas.
debm55
19 hrs ago
#26
OMG HAHHAAHHAAH. We never had the lettuce leaves or the whipped cream on top. Just a plate. Fine dining indeed,
debm55
7 hrs ago
#125
I never had tripe, I didn't like the looks of it. And when I found out what it was , It no from me. Thank you CanonRay.
debm55
19 hrs ago
#28
Thank you very much, samnsara. for sharing with us. I have never eaten any of your choices and never will. Pickled pigs
debm55
19 hrs ago
#33
thank you OldBaldy1701E, I hate to say this but, I used to buy chicken livers and feed to my cats.
debm55
19 hrs ago
#30
HAHHAHHHAHA. Thank you for sharing with us. C_U_L8R. You were smart. It's nice to have a dog around that would possibly
debm55
19 hrs ago
#34
Thank you very much LoisB for sharing with us. I do like eggplant. but the others no.
debm55
18 hrs ago
#35
Thank you very much, unweird for sharing with us. And thank you very much for being a blood donor.
debm55
18 hrs ago
#37
Thank you very much, Dear_Prudence. I hope you didn't get sick from the spoiled catfish. I live in Pittsburgh. I didn't
debm55
17 hrs ago
#49
I know the feeling of meat tasting like leather. Thank you for sharing with us, Tree Lady.
debm55
17 hrs ago
#50
I think it was supposed to be tuna casserole. The tuna was gray. So were the noodles and the sauce. I actually
Dorothy V
17 hrs ago
#48
Thank you very much, Dorothy V. for sharing with us and the helpful hint of putting okra in gumbo
debm55
17 hrs ago
#51
The tomato in gumbo is what cuts the slime. Any okra cooked with tomato will be slime-free.
Dorothy V
14 hrs ago
#62
Thank you very much, LisaM. I used to love it on bagels with cream cheese. Haven't eaten in a long time. How I would
debm55
16 hrs ago
#57
I also hated and still hate fish sticks. made of some cheap ass fish. Every Friday it was Fish sticks and macaroni and
debm55
16 hrs ago
#58
LUTEFISK! A neighbor took me to a church supper. It looked like normal cod fish.
Ziggysmom
15 hrs ago
#59
You liked liver and and onions?????? WOW. I never knew any kid that would eat it. When I think of liver, I think of the
debm55
9 hrs ago
#93
I got the same "it's good for your blood" Burnt to a gentle brick. Thank you applegrove for sharing with us.
debm55
9 hrs ago
#97
Now a minute beaglelover, I really and I mean really like Eggplant parmesan. I make that and lasagna with sliced egglant
debm55
9 hrs ago
#98
Thank you very much, Bayard for your wonderful post. I guess many of us can't get by the earlier experiences of eating
debm55
10 hrs ago
#75
My favorite older cousin invited my family up for Greek Easter one year...
electric_blue68
12 hrs ago
#73
Thank you very much, electric_blue68, I would have picked the little heats and kidneys out and eaten the soup. But that
debm55
10 hrs ago
#74
Slice in half, rub with garlic, salt, olive oil and paprika..bake for a long time
BlueWaveNeverEnd
10 hrs ago
#82
Thank you very much, UpinArms. I only had lamb once--at my uncles Serbian wedding. I hated it---very greasy and dark
debm55
10 hrs ago
#83
I hate those circus peanuts. too. Add the marshmallows, what ever is season now. Thank you johnnyfins.
debm55
6 hrs ago
#136
Thank you very much, The Blue Flower. I remember my mother it with Crisco. Yes very gag worthy. Never had catfish. But
debm55
6 hrs ago
#135
HAHHAHHAH. Agree with you Sailingdiver. As soon as you opened the door and smelled those onions cooking , you knew what
debm55
7 hrs ago
#134
Thank you very much, DBoon. No organ food for me. Was the goat greasy? I had a piece of lamb at a Serbian wedding and it
debm55
7 hrs ago
#132
I love liver and onions, mom used to make it for us as kids, I guess it was cheap and we were poor...
wcmagumba
9 hrs ago
#101
Thank you very much, wcmagumba. I never had those frozen burritos. They sound nasty.
debm55
7 hrs ago
#123
Thank you Submariner. I have heard the bacon method being used. I am happy you had good edible liver when you were young
debm55
8 hrs ago
#120
Thank you 3catwoman3, I have seen uni on the Food Channel. I have never tasted it. But your description is spot on. I
debm55
8 hrs ago
#117
Thank you very much, we can do it. It was very nasty. Mine was as hard as a brick as my mother cooked everything to
debm55
7 hrs ago
#129