What's Your Signature Dish? You Could Make It With Your Eyes Closed,

[Iluvspikey]

and now it'll turn out perfect every time. I would say mine was a decent meat curry, freshly ground spices, no curry powders or jarred pastes.

[flump1]

My stews are legendary !

[Barmaid]

Probably a brown sugar coffee meringue which I can knock up in minutes and it ALWAYS turns out fab.

[Mamyalynne]

Steak pie, my Grandson has announced on his blog which is viewed far and wide that my pie is the best in the world. Lol

[ladyalex]

I'm pretty good at smoked haddock in parsley sauce with plain boiled potatoes and petit pois.
Simple, but delicious and turns out every time.

[LyndaB]

Lemon Meringue Pie. I can remember word for word the old recipe that I use.

[Iluvspikey]

It's lovely when you read something like that Mamy, my no.2 son bought his friend home for dinner and as he came through the door he said 'mom's curries are awesome, far better than the take-away or restaurants' I was quite proud!

[granny grump]

I'm married to a chef - now retired - but I still like to cook and my signature dish is Bobotie. I also make a mean cheese sauce

[coccinelle]

Mine for years was mousse au chocolat until I decided that it was too risky serving up a dish with raw eggs. Everybody loved it and never a flop.
Now, it's paella a completely different kettle of fish! i get asked to do this time and again. As I love it and live on my own, it's a golden opportunity to have a favourite dish with friends or family.

[Answerprancer]

I'm famous (among friends at least) for my spicy dhal!

[DTCwordfan]

Quite a lot from roasts, fish, meringues, all sorts of things as I enjoy cooking.

For a family meal and comfort food, my homemade macaroni cheese with bacon, roasted leeks ( and onions optional), cherry toms and if you like a little heat some chipotle pepper/chilli added.

[DTCwordfan]

risottos as well.....what ever meat/veg combo you want......

[DTCwordfan]

fyi gness (and any others)

late-stage dementia patients often die of a medical complication, such as pneumonia or another infection.

Dementia itself can be fatal though with general wasting, malnutrition, and dehydration setting in and are real risks when an individual with dementia can no longer eat safely and/or move independently.

[DTCwordfan]

sorry wrong thread! I am not talking about cannibalism!

[abstibus]

Champ.

[alwaysbroke]

Fruit scones and chicken and leek pasta bake. I make them quite often without even looking at recipe book now

[MadMen]

Blueberry cheesecake.

[FredPuli43]

How classy! Mine is chicken dhing. [Stick the dish in the microwave and when it goes....]

[society]

Bread and butter sandwich; well I could make this with closed eyes.

[Sparkles62]

Granny G, what is bobotie please, I've never heard of it before. X

[RATTER15]

Toast