I didn’t want my food touching either when I was young and if I had three different things on my plate, I would eat all of one thing, then move on to the other. :)
Calamity Jane: Mexican? It is their tradition. The whole idea of the combination platter came about when El Fenix in Dallas ran out of separate dishes in the early 1920s.
I loved the scene from Monk, late in the series, when his dad was giving a deep heart-to-heart, and Monk says, “It’s touching,” and Dad thinks he’s really growing in his ability to relate—until Adrian points out his food is touching…
Zen-of-Zinfandel over 11 years ago
Before getting up at the end of the meal say, “May I please be excused?”
Saturday's Child over 11 years ago
I didn’t want my food touching either when I was young and if I had three different things on my plate, I would eat all of one thing, then move on to the other. :)
Plods with ...™ over 11 years ago
This would be my middle child.
hippogriff over 11 years ago
Calamity Jane: Mexican? It is their tradition. The whole idea of the combination platter came about when El Fenix in Dallas ran out of separate dishes in the early 1920s.
Budman 2 over 11 years ago
Food never stayed on my plate long enough for touching to bother me !
bmonk over 11 years ago
I loved the scene from Monk, late in the series, when his dad was giving a deep heart-to-heart, and Monk says, “It’s touching,” and Dad thinks he’s really growing in his ability to relate—until Adrian points out his food is touching…
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 11 years ago
A tribute to Richard and Peter. Nice!