Revenge. :-) I like poached salmon and poached chicken served cooled/room temperature. Roast chicken and fried chicken are also good cold. You could also make a steak salad with a rice wine vinaigrette. (18 replies, last updated by Catskillgirl June 19, 2008)

I need your best recipes/ideas for party snacks that are simple and can sit out and get cold (its a drop by party, so snacks will be picked at all night long).. I dont want to serve anything warm because not everyone will be... (24 replies, last updated by Val May 4, 2007)

Any recommendations for COLD sandwiches and COLD Drinks? Tuna salad, Subs (Italian or Vietnamese), turkey, egg salad, and – any others? Also, any Cold drinks that are a must have in the heat of Summer? My fav Summer drinks are... (27 replies, last updated by liu July 16, 2007)

will immediately want dinner. Thus, I’m hoping to find some good options that can be acquired in Austin, transported in a cooler, and served cold or at room temperature (no kitchen facilities are available). Does anyone know... (9 replies, last updated by MPH February 25, 2008)

Reading the recipe of the cold Japanese ramen/noodle soup led me to think of my own aversion to what I think might be liquids served cold/hot that I could only think of eating hot/cold. I find iced coffee repulsive; barely can... (10 replies, last updated by pat hammond May 17, 2001)

If the weather is hot and you’e trying to stay with cool food, maybe lettuce wraps? Can be done with chicken, although I prefer pork. Or maybe mochiko chicken? Debone 2 lbs of chicken thighs and cut each thigh into 3... (4 replies, last updated by hannaone August 11, 2007)

My favorite cold weather food is a great big pot of sauerkraut with smoked pork chops and assorted, browned sausages (especially boudin blanc) tucked into it. Serve over creamy mashed potatoes, various mustards and horseradish on... (24 replies, last updated by Jean Bortz April 16, 2003)

Since we seem to be in the middle of Heat Wave 2008, I am not really up for cooking or eating hot food. Growing up in Hawaii cold noodles and other dishes were common, but not so much here, it seems. Does anyone have suggestions... (23 replies, last updated by barleywino July 12, 2008)

in the spirit of summer (no ac and 100 degree weather) i think cold drinks, foods, soups, and dessert. just anything that you can’t do without during the summer. i’ll kick off with my list: 1. cold drinks: -black... (17 replies, last updated by Key Lime Guy July 17, 2003)

I guess you could consider this food: fenugreek tea. Simply steep the seeds until you have a concentrated tea which may be drunk hot or cold. You can dilute it with water to your taste and sweeten with honey. Make a big pot or... (22 replies, last updated by snackish April 5, 2004)

My friend told me that her Japanese mother always throws out any leftover sushi since it shouldn’t be served cold. (5 replies, last updated by kobuta February 8, 2006)

Up here in Toronto it’s been mighty hot for weeks on end. But I’ve found that aside from the unpleasantness of cooking in warm weather, I really dislike having to ‘rush’ to finish my meals. I hate hot food... (5 replies, last updated by yayadave August 9, 2005)

Of course, chicken soup is Jewish (and also Chinese) penicillin, but I like to eat lots of spicy food with plenty of hot pepper when I have allergies or colds. Korean food, for example. Or you can have the best of both worlds by... (15 replies, last updated by julia October 24, 2001)

Just one of the fads that irritate me. It is not worth eating, and is sometimes awkward. 99% of all people who mention something served in one, such as chowder or chili, never comment on the actualy food itself, just that... (40 replies, last updated by rockandroller1 February 10, 2009)

, and I believe green peppers. I’m trying to find a recipe for something similar; a meat-loaf (pork, ham, chicken, etc) that is served cold. I’ve done searches on Epicurious.com and on FoodTV.com but haven’t come up... (2 replies, last updated by GretchenS June 8, 2005)