Loki Posted October 10, 2005 Posted October 10, 2005 I was just wondering what everyones favorite meal and after dinner smoke would be. I love beef. Mine? A nice 2" thick aged porterhouse rubbed with sarawac pepper and kosher salt, seared in a cast iron skillet then finished in the oven to the perfect medium rare. Throw in some steamed broccoli , a baked spud with sour cream and cheddar and a nice glass of cabernet. Chow time.... Pop the button on my pants and settle down with a BBF and a vintage port. Aged Bolivar Belicoso finos are tops after a heavy meal. IMHO.
harwellplant Posted October 10, 2005 Posted October 10, 2005 my father in law's sugar and pepper crusted steak and dirty rice, followed with a vru.
Curmudgeon Posted October 10, 2005 Posted October 10, 2005 Well, the appetizer would be an Old Raj gin martini. The main course would include a grilled, thick, dry-aged NY strip steak and a baked potato with sour cream and Niman Ranch bacon. I'd probably have a glass of big, fairly young cabernet with that. For dessert, I'd have some George T. Stagg bourbon with a Tang Monarca. Damn, it's just after lunch and I'm getting hungry and thristy!
cf2112 Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 There's a place in Kansas City that serves a Poterhouse (medium rare) with baked potato, soup & salad. For desert they have a chocolate bag filled with chocolate mouse, fresh berries freaking awesome. After that a PSD 3 EL and a nice port can't be beat. If you get to KC it's called McCormick & Shimicks on the Plaza and they also have excellent seafood flown in fresh. I'm going next weekend and have atough time deciding between the two, if I go with the seafood, probably King crab I'll have a cohiba Espy instead.
smk819 Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 The winner is clearly steak, for me it is a dry aged NY strip, oven fried potatos, sliced tomato and red onion salad followed by an aged port and a Monte #2.
El Presidente Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 Stop it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11:20 am and I am now famished. Rabbit and Snails crockpot (Garlic, tomato, thin sliced chilli, dry white wine, sea salt and coarse black pepper.). Reduce down and serve with crusty baguette and rich red wine. and the cigar is always a Partagas Serie De Connoisseur No 1
Spud2 Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 Outback special, Prime Rib MR, side of grilled Schrimp, baked potato, soup (no salad) and relax after with a Monte2. :-P
gehrig24 Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 » There's a place in Kansas City that serves a Poterhouse (medium rare) with » baked potato, soup & salad. For desert they have a chocolate bag filled » with chocolate mouse, fresh berries freaking awesome. After that a PSD 3 » EL and a nice port can't be beat. » » If you get to KC it's called McCormick & Shimicks on the Plaza and they » also have excellent seafood flown in fresh. I'm going next weekend and » have atough time deciding between the two, if I go with the seafood, » probably King crab I'll have a cohiba Espy instead. You are correct on this place, seafood is very good and makes it a tough choice. I lived in KC area before I moved up to MN (last year) and frequently took business clients to this place. My usual cigar following the meal was RyJ Churchill.
strayvector Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 A 2lb. porterhouse grilled medium rare over mesquite with a teaspoon of ranch beans as a side dish to break up the flavor. Then followed with Woodford Reserve and a Trinidad Robusto Extra. :-P
shrink Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 Roast rack of lamb marinated in olive oil, rosemary and garlic. Middle eastern tomato salad with eggplant, onions and greek olives. Moroccan cous-cous with toasted pinon nuts. Freshly baked garlic pita bread with hummus. Freshly brewed hot spiced tea. Sparkling mineral water. Honey baklava. and for dessert: a Saint Luis Rey Double Corona.
jay8354 Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 Can't beat Beef. My Favourite Meal would have to be : Before Meal Drink: Shaken Dry Martini with Sapphire Gin. Starter: Deep fried Soft Shell crab with a light citrus dressing. Mains: Old aged Wagyu Sirloin steak cut thick. Seared on a cast iron pan and finished in the oven till it is on the rare side of medium rare. Topped with a light bearnaise sauce. Accompanied by potato chips that are handcut. Eaten with a glass of St Andrew 96 Cab Sav. Dessert: Varhonna Chocolate fondant Finish: Monte A with Seppelt Parra Old Port
Elric Posted October 11, 2005 Posted October 11, 2005 Aged porterhouse followed by a nbice LBV port ('94 Churchill is my current fave) and a Part Serie du Conn #1.
habanohal Posted October 12, 2005 Posted October 12, 2005 Ok, i will go out on a limb and halfto say after Sunday brunch. A 3 cheese and ham omelette,loads of bacon and cheesy hashbrowns with 2 slices of prime rib and iced down Diet COke
strayvector Posted October 12, 2005 Posted October 12, 2005 » Beef... its whats for dinner I wish I didn't have to worry about cholesterol, otherwise, this would be true every night. Oh...and pork for breakfast, chicken for lunch, seafood for brunch, and everything else for snack. Man, I wish I didn't have to worry about my weight.
thschrminm Posted October 13, 2005 Posted October 13, 2005 My love for Habanos has also led me to the world of Cuban cuisine.. I love a meal of Masas de Cerdo (fried pork marinated with garlic) with arroz amarillo (yellow rice), frijoles negros (black beans), and platano maduro (fried plantain bananas) with a nice agua de coco (coconut water) to drink. Finish this with some guava con crema (guava with cream cheese) for desert and I am ready for my ideal smoke... A 98 Bolivar Gigante.....
GoatLocker Posted October 14, 2005 Posted October 14, 2005 A big thick, rare fllet mignon and lobster, loaded potatoes, steamed veggies and a bottle of good Zinfandel. After the meal a good strong cigar, like Boli Beli or Party P2 with a nice port or scotch.
Bunker1028 Posted October 23, 2005 Posted October 23, 2005 » A big thick, rare fllet mignon and lobster, loaded potatoes, steamed » veggies and a bottle of good Zinfandel. After the meal a good strong » cigar, like Boli Beli or Party P2 with a nice port or scotch. Love steak, preferably on my grill or in a steakhouse like Mortons or The Palm. Before & during it's straight Stoly or Ketel One, and water for a chaser. After it has to be something that equals the heavy pace of the evening. And that means a Boli Corona Gigante or Partagas Lusi for me.
SlimDiesel Posted October 24, 2005 Posted October 24, 2005 For dinner, hold my steak over the flame just long enough for it to quit mooing with a baked potato. Gotta have some iced tea with that then after dinner, a nice scotch or irish whiskey and a PSD4. My cigar/meal combos happen for lunch though. For that I love a nice juicy Italian beef sandwich with fries and a Coke. Afterwards a nice Party Shorts before work is awesome. That if I got the Cubans, if not it's a La Aroma de Cuba most of the time.
swl Posted October 25, 2005 Posted October 25, 2005 Cuban food with lots of Mojitos and cigars. Mmmm...mmm...good! :-)
gvlagos Posted October 26, 2005 Posted October 26, 2005 i hate to say this, but the best pairing i've had was with an NC! I dont even smoke those things anymore! But i think a part of it was that i was with great company. It was an excellent steak, with some vintage port and an Ashton VSG. That peppery VSG taste was fitting.
Bernard Posted November 9, 2005 Posted November 9, 2005 Lots of gourmet combinations here, but what about: Long lunch at El Ajibe Food: Chicken, rice, black beans etc Drink: Loads of good rum in whatever format you choose. Smoke: Something rolled for you that morning.
alexgtp Posted February 22, 2006 Posted February 22, 2006 I am a simple person. I will take a good steak and baked potatoe any day of the week. Than i like to retire to the bar area for a Corona sized cigar.
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