I have two: bokeum bap (Korean fried rice) with lots of butter and ketchup, and McDonald's cheeseburgers. I still eat both regularly and it brings me back and makes me happy every single time.
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My MawMaw makes the BEST homemade chicken & dumplins. They're my favorite comfort food by far.
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My Grandma's homemade spaghetti sauce & my mom's tuna casserole. Doesn't get much more comfort-food than those two for me!
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Meatloaf and okonomiyaki ( Japanese pizza pancake)
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Filet o Fish from McDonald's (I'm not Catholic but I loooooooved Lent so I could savor those every Friday) and my mom's Vietnamese meatloaf with a big bowl of Jasmine rice.
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Rice, with a litte sesame oil and soy sauce mixed together. Mmmmmmm. Or pho. Pho cures everything - colds, broken hearts, an F on an exam, you name it!
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grandmas manicotti, and carrots with ranch dressing. This used to be my favorite thing when I was little, and she was watching me.
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My mom makes this awesome cheesy hashbrown dish. I know how to make it, but even made the EXACT same way is NOT the same unless she makes it!
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My mom used to always get me a happy meal with chicken nuggets when she and my dad had date nights. I think it distracted us from being upset that they were leaving.
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My moms cabbage soup. Since we are scattered all over the country, the rare times that we are all together we still make my mom make it.
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@Rubies: pho sho!! Pho is a super food.
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My mom makes this great mac & cheese with bread crumbs...yum. So probably either that, or a boiled dinner (I'm Irish) :o)
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Ramen!!! My sisters and I used to make Neoguri or Shin Ramen every day!
We used to make kimchee sandwiches too.
Bread, mayo, kimchee. SO GOOD! Although I'd never eat one now. *gag -
homemade mac and cheese, or chicken and dumplings.
Also, rice krispie treats because when I was sick, my mom would always make them with/for me.
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Fried cornbread or "ho cakes". My grandmother makes them. So unhealthy and delicious.
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Spicey ramen... Yum!
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Fry bread and homemade chili.... nom nom nom
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Id say pasta an cauliflower, or yellow rice and chicken, or chicken cutlets. Oh, my italian family cooking!
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chicken noodle soup and spaghetti!
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My mom's buchim geh (perilla, kimchee, seafood, etc.)
This always puts a smile on my face. Also her kimchee chigae and mandoo!
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