[shaw8700@outlook.com]

I just had the tastiest dinner I’ve ever had - fried chicken breast (Popeyes), green beans, homemade mashed potatoes, and rich, homemade, chicken gravy. I wonder, what would you consider the most perfect meal?

[retiredguy123]

A dozen jumbo steamed Maryland blue crabs with Old Bay seasoning, and beer. Nothing else is needed.

[Randall55]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

A dozen jumbo steamed Maryland blue crabs with Old Bay seasoning, and beer. Nothing else is needed.

A thick medium rare steak grilled to perfection, creamed spinach, mashed potatoes and a glass of wine. Followed by an incredible chocolate dessert.

I like your style. Popeye's makes incredible chicken.

[Smalley]

What comes to mind is a lobster roll (while being in Maine) and a decaf latte.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

A dozen jumbo steamed Maryland blue crabs with Old Bay seasoning, and beer. Nothing else is needed.

Dam, that sounds great!

[BrianL99]

I suspect Popeyes isn't going to make many lists.

I had it once. First bite was awesome. 2nd bite? I felt my arteries start to clog, my cholesterol rising and I knew the grease taste would never go away or the smell come off my fingers.

Threw away the sandwich.

[CoachKandSportsguy]

Originally Posted by shaw8700@outlook.com

I just had the tastiest dinner I’ve ever had - fried chicken breast (Popeyes), green beans, homemade mashed potatoes, and rich, homemade, chicken gravy. I wonder, what would you consider the most perfect meal?

sportsguy: Fresh caught tuna, the same day preferably by me, tataki seared with fresh ground wasabi, and Bud Light Lime

or

coachk: fresh off the boat lobster with fresh corn on the cob, large salad and Chardonnay

[Mookie55]

To pound and a half Maine lobsters, in season corn on the cob,hot fudge sundae for desert

[shaw8700@outlook.com]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

A dozen jumbo steamed Maryland blue crabs with Old Bay seasoning, and beer. Nothing else is needed.

My husband and I had that once on a trip to Baltimore - we still talk about that more than thirty years later.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

sportsguy: Fresh caught tuna, the same day preferably by me, tataki seared with fresh ground wasabi

That sounds about as good as it gets, other than steamed Alaskan King Crab and freshly picked asparagus with drawn butter and a brandy sniffer filled with half Hennessy and half Grand Marnier. A few freshly shucked Wellfleet Oysters with fresh horseradish would take it over the top of culinary nirvana.

[MorTech]

Bistecca alla Fiorentina from Trattoria dall’Oste Chianineria...It's a bit out of town.

[CoachKandSportsguy]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

That sounds about as good as it gets, other than steamed Alaskan King Crab and freshly picked asparagus with drawn butter and a brandy sniffer filled with half Hennessy and half Grand Marnier. A few freshly shucked Wellfleet Oysters with fresh horseradish would take it over the top of culinary nirvana.

I will take AKC over lobstah all day every day with lightly grilled asparagas, with a start of steamers, cold jelly pearl makers :: not so much. . . .

[ThirdOfFive]

Klobasa, roasted potatoes and dandelion-green salad. Mom made this a couple of times every spring around Easter. Maybe potica for dessert.

And a shot or two of Slivovitz.

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

A dozen jumbo steamed Maryland blue crabs with Old Bay seasoning, and beer. Nothing else is needed.

As many Virginia/Maryland blue crabs that I can catch in my 6 pots, steamed with vinegar, Old Bay and a full can of beer added. Just add ice cold beer and friends on the porch with a nice southeast breeze off the bay. Maybe a few of my cage raised oysters roasted on the grill with Old Bay butter.

Life on the Chesapeake Bay!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

sportsguy: Fresh caught tuna, the same day preferably by me, tataki seared with fresh ground wasabi, and Bud Light Lime

or

coachk: fresh off the boat lobster with fresh corn on the cob, large salad and Chardonnay

Too hard to cook tuna. Goes from undercooked to overdone faster than I can catch it