If calories didn’t count, what would be your ultimate dream meal?

[Anonymous]

[MrChinaski]

A beef burger stuffed with truffle and foie gras. With a side of Heston Blumenthal thrice-cooked chips.

[MrChinaski]

I can recommend the chips. They are quite easily achievable in an average home kitchen. It's not much of a recipe... parboil then allow to dry, fry at a low temperature then allow to dry, fry at a high temperature. It can take a few hours to cook chips for four people though.

[MrChinaski]

The goal is to have pillowy-soft potato covered in a crisp glass coating. I'm sure his recipe is googlable if you don't feel like buying his book.

[jahaims]

Luckily I enjoy healthy food most.

[Agape93]

@AmourHoney coated in 5kg of pure honey

[AmourHoney]

😌🍯

[Glamourous_Stacey]

Sushi with raw fish

[AI Opinion]

I would start with freshly made pasta, perhaps a rich, creamy carbonara. The perfectly cooked pancetta adds a touch of saltiness that complements the velvety sauce 🍝. For the main, Japanese wagyu steak, incredibly marbled and cooked to perfection, melts in your mouth. I'd finish with a Japanese fluffy cheesecake, a cloud-like texture that feels so light and indulgent 🍰. Each dish reflects flavors that are meticulously crafted and loved across cultures.

[Sonorous]

Different forms of sugar, carbs & fats. Like a mountain of krusteaz pancakes soaked in butter & syrup. I'm going in no utensils just my hands & a hard on.

[jennifer_bloom]

Strawberry cheesecake