Are there any ingredients that completely ruin a dish for you?

That sounds EXACTLY like what my husband would say.

But it works for us.

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I like my meat lean. Or with some fat, but well mixed in, like hamburgers or meatballs. I don’t know that my husband will necessarily jump at all the stuff I’d leave behind, but he would probably tolerate it.

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I’m clicking the forks; my son feels that way. I’m glad that’s not me!

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You’re fine! :pleading_face:

Welcome to HO!!!

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:exploding_head:

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I’m not a fan of chocolate either, except occasionally. Wonder what’s wrong with my XX chromosomes?? :thinking:

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You should really get that checked out - doctor, psychiatrist - maybe both.

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Ha, maybe I’ll have to!

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Nah; your fine.

As far as I’m concerned, it doesn’t ā€œruin a dishā€, but it’s not my thing either.

Heavy hand with salt …
Enormous amounts of garlic and onion. (Prefer leek, scallions and shallots) …
Tremendous amounts of dried spices …
Overly piquant anything … ( adore Wasabi with Nigriri / Sashimi )
Over cooked pasta, over done meat or fish. (Prefer al dente style pasta & rare or blue rare beef or tartare)

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For me, cat meat as well as dog meat, and, er, human meat. Can’t imagine eating anyone I sleep with.

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They are sweeter. I don’t like yellow onions raw, but the little red ones, mmmm!

I love roquette/arugula. ƀ chacun son goĆ»t.

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A psychiatrist IS both ! Just sayin’.

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YES, and what with your rigorous education and training, makes you an excellent intellect, with which to further explore the mind-body connection! IMO

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Put any fruit next to a cooked egg .

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Put a cooked egg NEXT to a cooked egg!

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If only it got me a pass more often.:disappointed:

Well just hang in there, I’m sure it WILL in the long run. I can only wish I had your CV.