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Cold hot food

  • 27-10-2010 1:55pm
    #1
    corblimey
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    Anyone got any tips for hot cooked food that tastes just as good (or even better) when cold? Disregarding the usual "sunday roast in a sambo" and the hopefully American-only predilection for cold Chinese and cold pizza, any food that you could recommend?


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  • #2
    Pigwidgeon
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    I think spaghetti bolognaise is lovely cold. :)


  • #3
    Mountjoy Mugger
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    Most fish, e.g. salmon. Try with pasta, potato salad, etc.

    Hams are also pretty tasty.


  • #4
    olaola
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    Anything tomatoey - lasagne, curry, chilli, chorizo stew type thing. ALL taste better the next day.


  • #5
    leahyl
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    sausages - in a nice sausage sandwich! MMMMMMM! Haven't had that in ages actually...years!! must have it again someday...ah memories:D


  • #6
    mike65
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    Pan fried breaded chicken breast or does that count as Sunday lunch in a sarnie?


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  • #7
    olaola
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    Oh I forgot, BBQed chicken (I had some for my sambos today, nyoms) tastes GREAT the next day.


  • #8
    Lillylilly
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    Pasta bake. Cheesy, tomatoey ones. YUM!


  • #9
    Alun
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    leahyl wrote: »
    sausages - in a nice sausage sandwich! MMMMMMM! Haven't had that in ages actually...years!! must have it again someday...ah memories:D
    How could I miss that one! Had one yesterday as it happens ... somehow I always manage to buy more sausages than required for a meal, so magically there are always some left over for me for lunch the next day :D


  • #10
    FortuneChip
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    Lillylilly wrote: »
    Pasta bake. Cheesy, tomatoey ones. YUM!

    Yeah, had leftover Pasta Bake with Chicken and Bacon yesterday and it was great. Although I heated up some Garlic Bread with it too.

    Not big on cold dinners usually, but that worked


  • #11
    nompere
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    In one of his books Nigel Slater remarks that there are few things nicer than raiding the fridge in the early hours of the morning and finding a cold sausage. He goes on to say that finding some cold gravy to dunk the sausage into is even better.


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  • #12
    admiralofthefleet
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    stews and a dublin coddle always taste better the following day


  • #13
    Novella
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    Chili absolutely tastes better the next day.


  • #14
    Mellor
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    olaola wrote: »
    Anything tomatoey - lasagne, curry, chilli, chorizo stew type thing. ALL taste better the next day.
    Novella wrote: »
    Chili absolutely tastes better the next day.

    They taste better the next day, but you still reheat them.


    The thread is about food that tastes just as good when cold, not food that tastes good the next day.
    Did you miss that part or are you saying they taste better cold.


  • #15
    Malari
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    White toast. I let it cool before I butter it ;)


  • #16
    runrabbit
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    Frittata. Lovely cold with a salad


  • #17
    Miaireland
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    I like chicken korma cold the next day. Also beef or pork stroganoff.


  • #18
    joeKel73
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    The mexican take-away beside me does chicken caesar burrito which tastes twice as good cold the next day!


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