It can't be pizza or hot dogs it has to be unaltered. No seasonings, dressings, condiments, etc. It can be cooked or raw.
Mine would be steamed lobster.
Mine would be steamed lobster.
What is the best pure food
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Seaweed.
Nuts and seeds.
Oysters.
Crab.
Without salt, a lot of things are much more bland than people realize.
For that reason, protein from the sea will edge out most land meat.
Nuts and seeds.
Oysters.
Crab.
Without salt, a lot of things are much more bland than people realize.
For that reason, protein from the sea will edge out most land meat.
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Also, in general, root veggies hold up better without seasoning.
Carrots, parsnips, sweet potatoes, etc.
Carrots, parsnips, sweet potatoes, etc.
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Right there with you. Fruits would likely top the list overall. I was thinking strictly proteins.
Crack an egg and fry it over medium.
Prime cut of Kobe beef seared on all sides to about medium rare.
Prime cut of Kobe beef seared on all sides to about medium rare.
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my dad worked for Boeing during WWII and some guy was being interviewed and put ketsup on his steak, he did not get the job
I'm not a foody or esquire reader. That said, there's an infamous story about Mitterand's last meal where they ate this illegal delicacy, a bird called ortolan. It sounds nauseating to me, but apparently people love it. It's kind of like those raw ducklings people eat.
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a4642/the-last-meal-0598/
For me, it's halibut and it's culinary Okie cousin, the crappie.
I think the kobe beef craze is the emperor's clothes. I'm not a big meat eater, but a good cook can make a pork tenderloin dance.
One other thing that deserves honorable mention: A simple, ripe orange.
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a4642/the-last-meal-0598/
For me, it's halibut and it's culinary Okie cousin, the crappie.
I think the kobe beef craze is the emperor's clothes. I'm not a big meat eater, but a good cook can make a pork tenderloin dance.
One other thing that deserves honorable mention: A simple, ripe orange.
