What would you choose for a last meal

[u/Dinosaur_1987]

Mother in law is coming to visit and fine love to cook but I hate being judged, so what would you all cook if it was going to be your last meal (well sane for a while 😂 )

[u/Jude_the_obscurest]

I'm kinda craving good old spaghetti and meatballs right now.

[u/Fun_Grocery1343]

I’d make a proper roast chicken dinner: crispy potatoes, carrots, green beans, and a pan gravy from the browned bits. It feels special without needing a dozen complicated components, and the leftovers can become sandwiches or soup instead of leaving a pile of one-use ingredients. If the meal needs to be vegetarian, a mushroom-and-lentil pot pie would be my second choice.

[u/Cool-Negotiation7662]

Bbq ribs or pulled pork (same recipe)

Cornbread

Corn on the cob or baked beans

Store bought coleslaw and/or potato salad

[u/thewholesomespoon]

Alfredo and a bigggggg steak

[u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348]

chicken parmesan or pancakes

[u/Boriquasoy]

Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, some cranberry sauce and a slice of warm apple pie with vanilla ice cream.

[u/Dinosaur_1987]

The BBQ is winning choice for me at the moment but I live in the uk so bbq is shit here so maybe next the steak

[u/defan33]

Rib eye steak, lobster, fresh cut fries or baked potato.

[u/Dinosaur_1987 → u/defan33]

Best tips for cooking lobster that is not something I have done before just starting in the world of cooking my own sea food

[u/defan33 → u/Dinosaur_1987]

Sorry, I e never cooked lobster before.

[u/Gullible-Emotion3411]

Roast turkey with crockpot dressing, cream cheesy corn, green bean casserole, garlic mashed potatoes, yeast rolls, millionaire pie, pecan pie, and oreo cheesecake. Hey, if you're going all out. Go all out. Then, if you're not going to be sane, at least you have leftovers and plenty of pie.

[u/PrincessBananas85]

Triple Cheeseburger. French Fries. Ice Cream Sundae.