The Foods We Love So Much We Wanna Marry 'Em

The following foods were declared marriage material by (ravenous, polygamous) Food52 employees:

• Aloo papdi chaat
• Andy Ward & Jenny Rosenstrach's Pork Shoulder Ragu
• Angel hair pasta
• Bagels
• Blackcurrant "anything"
• Black sesame "anything"
• Bitter greens, "mostly broccoli rabe"
• Butterscotch
• Burrata
• Brie, specifically "a creamy Brie"
• Cabernet Franc
• Campari
• Cashew butter
• Chai lattes "with steamed in coconut milk folded in"
• Chickpeas
• Chili oil
• Cilantro
• Coffee
• Chana masala
• Chicken Marabella
• Cracklin' Oat Bran
• Crisp apples
• Crostini
• Dumplings, voted for so many times this list could also be just one line that said "dumplings"
• Dried figs
• Hand-cut noodles
• Heirloom tomatoes
• Honey
• Hot sauce
• Injera
• Fresh mozzarella, "still warm from having just been made" (are you crying yet?)
• Fried pork tenderloin
• Fries ("Fries. Fries. Fries. Fries. Fries. Fries. Curly. Straight. Steak. Skinny. But not wedges.")
• Goat cheese
• Goat cheese and honey, together
• Gin (voted for twice)
• Grits
• Ground beef tacos
• Khoresh Gheymeh
• Lox
• Marcella's Tomato Sauce with Onion and Butter
• Marcella's Rice and Smothered Cabbage Soup
• Margaritas
• Marlow & Sons' Chocolate Chip Cookies with Maldon
• Modjeskas
• Nuoc cham
• Onions
• Palak paneer
• Pancakes, "fluffy" or "topped with plenty of maple syrup"
• Pasta "with preserved lemons, fresh chopped parsley, garlic, parmesan, and olive oil"
• Peshwari naan
• Petrossian croissants
• Pimento cheese
• Pizza
• Pork belly
• Prosciutto
• Ruffles All Dressed Potato Chips ("I can't help it I am Canadian.")
• Rye bread
• Salvatore ricotta, prosciutto, and Eataly's Classic Rustic Loaf (in any assemblage)
• Sharp cheddar cheese, "preferably extra sharp" or white
• Soba noodles
• Scones
• Sour cream
• Summer tomatoes "straight off the vine"
• St. André cheese
• Sweet potatoes
• "Thinly shaved" fennel
• Toast with ricotta, honey, olive oil, and flakey salt ("I'd even pay for the wedding."
• Tortilla chips and guacamole
• Vinegar
• Xiao Long Bao, chief amongst dumpling marriage material, specifically those found in Elmhurst, Queens and at Din Tai Fung

Now tell us in the comments: Which food(s) would you like to hitch your wagon to forever?