For me it’s pork n beans.
I used to sleep over at my granny’s house… and my uncle, who definitely couldn’t cook…would sometimes make them.

Pretty sure he wasn’t doing it right… but somehow that taste stuck with me lol…
For me it’s pork n beans.
I used to sleep over at my granny’s house… and my uncle, who definitely couldn’t cook…would sometimes make them.

Pretty sure he wasn’t doing it right… but somehow that taste stuck with me lol…
My mom was far from being a gourmet cook. But there are a couple of things I remember enjoying when I was a kid.
Campbell's tomato soup and a slice of bread with butter and peanut butter made an excellent lunch.
A bacon and peanut butter sandwich on toast is still one of my favorite things.
I enjoyed her spaghetti with meat sauce even though it was very simple. I make a much, much fancier meat sauce now.
I liked it when she made beef stew with dumplings on top.
And, although I don't remember being crazy about tuna noodle casserole when I was a kid, I must have liked it, because it is now one of my comfort foods. And it has to be made just the way my mom used to make it.
She also had a killer pumpkin pie recipe, full of spices, that was handed down from her mother. My sister and my wife now have that recipe. Whenever I have that, I think of my childhood and my mom and grandmother.
You bringing up the peanut butter and bacon reminds me of how I used to eat peanut butter and bacon on my pancakes sometimes haha…
And peanut butter/banana sandwiches was a thing for me as well lol. Have you ever tried maple bacon doughnuts?
Also… my granny made THEE best sweet potato pie and I made sure to watch and learn lol so that I could carry that precious recipe with me… and pass it down.
@7Phoenix7. I never tried a peanut butter and banana sandwich or a maple bacon doughnut.
I now that peanut butter and banana sandwiches are popular. It was supposedly one of Elvis' favorite things. I was just never moved to try one.
And I've never heard of a maple bacon doughnut. But it actually sounds really good. I mean, maple and bacon go together.
I love sweet potato pie. You are luck to have that old recipe.
Thank you for the MHO. :D
There was a chain of restaurants called Howard Johnsons that my parents used ot take me to. They had the best hamburgers. They buttered the buns and put them on the griddle along side the burgers.
There is a local burger joint in the next town that makes them exactly the same.
There's something one of my church aunties used to make that aren't really made at all here. the cookie has crushed almond and walnuts and it's dipped in a very thick sticky sauce that looks like marshmallow, but is actually a sort of merengue.
Not really nostalgia but whenever I make spaghetti bolognaise it reminds me of home cos my mum does it different from others so I do too and always think of it.
Chicken noodle soup always takes me back to my childhood. My mom used to make it on cold, rainy days as a comfort food that warmed us up from the inside out. The aroma of simmering onions, celery, and carrots mixed with the broth brings back memories of cozy evenings spent in the kitchen with family. It's simple, yet each spoonful is like a hug from the past. 🍜
Opinion
22Opinion
Spaghetti casserole...

One of the meals my mother made almost every week, typically on Saturday.
Mine is peach. My mom always tells that cute anectode about how, by the time she finished peeling the second peach and turn to me, i had already finished the first one. It is not a dish but still falls inside the food catgeory.
Nice memories:)
It's risotto, one of my favorite types of food since I was a kid.
How old were you when you Became vegetarian? I forgot.
Semi-Vegetarian when I was 18, and completely lacto-ovo vegetarian when I was 23.
Wow, cool
Thanks
Bacon and creamed corn soup. My mum got the recipe from my dad's mum. Its so rich but so good
Canned foods. Dinty more beef stew and Campbell's chicken noodle soup. Back when I was broke living in a house with ten people in NYC.
Tapioca and Jello... Dad had to have dessert every night. Mom would warm the pudding and spoon over the jello.
Macaroni pie, callaloo, Tunnock's Caramel wafers, spaghetti with melted cheddar cheese and ketchup (Italians can hate me all they want for that)
Can't just be spaghetti with ketchup. It needs the melted cheddar too 🤤
Macaroni pie with salmon sounds like an interesting mix. I'd give it a shot
A bowl 🥣 of Trix cereal or Captain Crunch cereal, and Corn Pops cereal.
Cream of wheat that my mom used to make for me. Yummy 😋
@7Phoenix7
I'm glad that I brought back some good memories for you.
I wonder if anyone else on here knows what Cream of Wheat is? 😅
@7Phoenix7
I'm tempted to make some! Yummy 😋
You can. I'd be curious if anyone else knows.🤣
Fried spam sandwich. We didn't have much money when I was a kid.
ramen
basically just poor people food like butter and bread or tortilla does too lol
I used to take saltine crackers… and then cut slices of cheese (cheddar or Munster usually) and put them in the microwave so the cheese would soften up and melt on the crackers… DELICIOUS 🤤
They were absolutely delicious. I might have to make some tomorrow because now you got me thinking of them! FYI… you should message me. I’m bored as shit and can’t sleep.
My mom's green peppers stuffer with ground beef and olives. My mom's baked chicken (that is repeatedly basted and tasted like fried).
Hotdogs cooked on an open fire. We used to have dozens of wiener roasts every summer. Hotdogs on a bun and pork & beans.
Homemade fried chicken wings and oyster stew.
Goulash, banana nut bread, butterscotch pudding pie, and chicken jambalaya.
Beans on toast or spaghetti on toast
Buttered toast as well as that was my grandparents thing
Salad
or
Pudding
Never been a foodie.
Toad in the hole followed by homemade apple pie
Chocolat fondant and brownies
Mutton biryani...
@7Phoenix7 Have you tried it before?
You should try it again 😜 hahaha
I agree it's delicious that's why one of my fav
bubble gum... does that count as food? LOL.
Which was your go to bubble gum?
I was a Bazooka Joe guy, or Fleer. My parents used to get it in single pieces, but by the time I was a kid it only came in a package that looked like 6 beads in a row. Remember that?
My grandmas sherry trifle
👍 no take aways or much processed foods when they were learning to cook
Home made buttermilk biscuits and molasses
Homemade beef stew, and meatloaf
Meatloaf especially from what my mom made.
I make it my self especially in the winter.
Spaghetti bolognese.
Beans and mutton
casseroles.
Grits.
Alphabet Spaghetti 🙂
Cotton candy
PB&J
You can also add your opinion below!
Most Helpful Opinions