Best Thing I Ever Ate - CD Edition (beer, burgers, mushroom)

[silibran]

Hmm. Fresh halibut in Alaska was a revelation to this Midwesterner

But so was Creme Brulee to me, a dessert avoider.

[randomparent]

There used to be an Italian restaurant in a strip mall north of San Francisco that made a dish of grilled vegetables with pesto that was mouth-wateringly good. I could not go anywhere near the Bay Area without driving north into Mill Valley to get it. Sadly, the restaurant is now closed, but I still dream about that dish.

[20yrsinBranson]

Boiled crab legs at True Grit Steak House, Alamosa, Colorado.

Duck on Riverbarge.

[FlightAttendant]

About 10 years ago I had a very severe bout with pneumonia. I didn't eat for many, many days. Once I started to get better, my husband made a roast turkey. It was the first meal I had been able to enjoy. I don't even really love turkey, but I recall it tasting heavenly.

[Navyshow]

Wedding cake. No particular. They are all equally mind blowing awesome. The downside is the smallness of the slices.

[johngolf]

Haussners, Baltimore MD and most anything on their menu.

[joyeaux]

Pastichio in a Greek dinner in Queens, NY

[OzzyRules]

Various good memories of American, Tex-Mex, and Italian meals.

[Kthnry]

Four breakfast tacos after fasting for 36 hours for my colonoscopy.

[NoClueWho]

Probably Ethiopian beef or lamb stew w/ Ethiopian seasoned veggies and Injera.