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Last Supper request

Posted by DaniG • 10/30/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: dinner, favorite meal, food, food to die for, last meal

Hey, poof, poof, you are sentenced to death and get to order your last supper. What will you order? For me? I would probably be happy with my dad's lasagne, as it is sinfully good, followed by peanut butter pie. I'd appeal at the last minute so I might get a second choice for another great meal, too.

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10/30/09

MissSuzie

Steak, coconut shrimp, baked potato w/ all the fixings, and a salad. Yum.

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10/30/09

brianomaracroft

I would probably ask for a glass of 20-year-old port...made from this year's grapes

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1. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  Hahaha!!! You're good, Brian! Very quick!
10/30/09

dbowles1017

Macaroni and cheese with hot dogs, pepperoni pizza, and beef ramen

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1. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  Good grief, DB! You don't like the big-ticket items, do you?
2. 10/30/09
  
  dbowles1017
  
  I can't afford anything else, so I wouldn't know what to order.
3. 10/30/09
  
  brianomaracroft
  
  Big enough...if you use actual dogs (oh great, I'm going to catch it for that)
4. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  OK, DB...You do know that the justice system PAYS for the last supper? Perhaps you could try braised penguin flippers to buy yourself some time?
5. 10/30/09
  
  dbowles1017
  
  If I have the death sentence I most likely deserved it, and would rather just get it over with.
10/30/09

LGramlich

Possibly something surf & turf, including crab legs & a nice prime rib, baked tater. Caesar salad. Corn & crab bisque soup. Raspberry cheesecake for dessert.

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1. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  Mmmmm. That'd be very sad to leave knowing you could never have it again!
2. 10/30/09
  
  brianomaracroft
  
  That sounds particularly well thought-out. Are you on death row, by any chance?
3. 10/30/09
  
  LGramlich
  
  Sssh, brian...Don't give it away...
  
  DaniG; At some point I can never have them again, anyway. I guess that's why I have what I can have while I can have them. *L*
10/30/09

lotusb

If I'm about to die I think I'd be about ready for my very first herion high...I hear it's the best. No food...I can never eat when I'm nervous.

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10/30/09

sjtavo

strip steak wrapped in a thick piece of bacon, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, my mama's apple pie, side of my mama's penne with vodka sauce, a bottle of Captain and a pack of smokes.

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1. 10/30/09
  
  DailyBeerReview
  
  Of course you had to use the word "strip"
10/30/09

angelshair

I would love to have artichoke, asparagus, shrimps, fish, french specialty salami and ham, cheese, and a very good glass of wine.
And finaly, I think I won't wait to die to eat this meal!!

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10/30/09

ThriftShopRomantic

Oh, filet mignon, or this Guinness pudding I had once.

And I like your peanut butter pie idea.

We have a diner here that makes a killer peanut butter pie; and considering the situation, pun intended.

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1. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  Hahaha, Thriftshop! Very punny!
10/30/09

FreakSmack

My last meal, I'm ordering the most expensive meal ever cooked at $30,ooo.oo per serving

Crème brûlée of foie gras with Tonga beans
1990 Louis Roederer Cristal

Tartar of Kobe beef with Imperial Beluga caviar and Belons oyster
1995 Krug Clos du Mesnil

Mousseline of pattes rouges crayfish with morel mushroom infusion
2000 Corton-Charlemagne, Domaine Jean François Coche-Dury

Tarte Fine with scallops and black truffle
1996 Le Montrachet, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Lobster Osso Buczco
1985 Romanée-Conti, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Ravioli with guinea fowl and burrata cheese, veal reduction
1961 Château Palmer

Saddle of lamb “Léonel”
1959 Château Mouton Rothschild

Sorbet “Dom Pérignon”
Supreme of pigeon en croute with cèpes mushroom sauce and cipollotti
1961 Château Haut-Brion

Veal cheeks with Périgord truffles
1955 Château Latour

Imperial gingerbread pyramid with caramel and salted butter ice-cream
1967 Château d’Yquem

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1. 10/30/09
  
  angelshair
  
  Hmm! Call me when you are about to die, we could share the meal :D)))!
2. 10/30/09
  
  dbowles1017
  
  This is why I had to get mac and ramen...
3. 10/30/09
  
  FreakSmack
  
  Sorry db, I'll try and bring you a doggie bag if the escape plan works out.
10/30/09

Deray28

My mom's stuffed Turkey, apple/pineapple salad, Sonoran bread and for desert my mom's key-lime pie, lime mousse, flan or cheesecake...or all 4!

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10/30/09

morgantj

I'm not so sure I would order anything. It's not like it is going to increase my chances of surviving anymore.

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1. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  Morgan, the reality that you are going to die is a given. I'd think you'd want to enjoy as much of your life as is afforded you - whether it be 30 minutes or 30 years. But, given your answer, can I have your pie?
2. 10/30/09
  
  morgantj
  
  I think that is the problem with some people today, they eat for enjoyment rather than for their health, for survival, for necessity. I am not much of a hedonist.
3. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  I guess I must be your polar opposite. I try to enjoy everything figuring the scales of justice will naturally swing pessimistically if I let them. (Dani piles more pie on her side as Morgan grimaces.)
10/30/09

DailyBeerReview

Prime rib with the juice, medium. Some seafood next to it, maybe shrimp cocktail. And since I'm not going anywhere, a case of beer, something good though.

It took me a while to answer b/c I thought the question was going to be who I'd have preferred to sit next to during the Last Supper. Of course I pick Jesus and then flip a coin for the other side.

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10/30/09

owlbarn

A simple home cooked meal by my mom. She is the best cook.

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1. 10/30/09
  
  DaniG
  
  Yep. There's nothing quite like home cookin'! I agree.