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Credit goes to Yaseikhaan for reminding me of the original thread. I do believe it's time to revive it....
I myself had largely simple (but tasty) fare today. For lunch, I made myself a couple sandwiches: Pastrami and Marble Jack cheese with Miracle Whip on homemade wheat bread. For supper I had pot roast (complete with carrots & potatoes) prepared in the crock-pot by my roommate. Delicious! :2thumbsup:
I had spaghetti with venison meatballs for dinner. Was top notch.
Lamb steak and roast veggies, simple and delicious.
I had my blood test this morning and had to fast for the previous 12 hours. Being a diabetic makes this an unpleasant experience as my blood sugar plunges quite low. My reward: a large vanilla cappuccino & egg/sausage breakfast wrap from Tim Hortons.
A slice of buttered toast washed down with a cup of tea ahhhh
Like the sound of this :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Veho Nex
I went to a barbeque today but because the weather was so bad we just did everything in the oven, chocolate cake with buttercream was probably todays highlight.
i had a delicious apple.
For dinner, the leftover barbeque ribs, baked beans, cole slaw I was too sick to eat yesterday.
Damn. That sounds good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito
Ramen and a couple granola bars. :/
I miss home cooking.
One medium sized wedge of gouda. <_<
I cooked a pasta dish that has: chicken, beef and an assortment of vegetables mixed together. Added caesar dressing and feta cheese to it and mix. It's num yummy. I added a hot pepper to the veggies and meat as I cooked it before adding the pasta, cheese and dressing. Provided a nice spice.
Home made hash browns (plus bacon and baked beans). :grin:
I love my slices of bread.
Probably sushi for today, it was more refreshing than the pizza i just had...
Made myself a tuna melt today. Tuna with mayo and a bit of spicy brown mustard on a toasted bagel with two slices of American cheese (we were out of cheddar). Still delicious.
Homemade gumbo soup. Not sure how authentic it was compared to what you'd get down in the bayou, but I sure liked it. :yes:
Pepper steak, similar to this minus the mushrooms.
https://i182.photobucket.com/albums/...er_steak_1.jpg
Didn't come out exactly as i envisioned, but it still beats anything else I had - even second day.
Father's Day meal prepared by my step-daughter:
Fried Catfish
Hush Puppies
Cucumber Salad
Sliced Tomatoes
Iced Tea
= one happy Daddy:sunny:
I had to google that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito
Other than being a dog or a shoemanufacturer, it is apparently just a ball of batter, which was used to "hush" dogs.
big tasty brat
Lemon pudding cake with cherries.
Pretty much, there's a local place here that sells fried cornbread in balls they call Hush Puppies. Quite good with the right sauce to compliment them. :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beskar
A old Fish fry down the road used to sell them every Friday when I used to go (5 years ago???) tasted damn fine with fish.
Yes, fried cornmeal batter. I like it with a sweet chili dipping sauce. Looking for a nice quiet doggy acceptable to the parents, Beskar? ~:pat:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beskar
Haven't eaten today, but yesterday I had an absolutely fantastic burger from a bar. Far from the best burger I've ever had, but it was surprisingly good and tasty for DC (the burgers really suck around here.) Ate it with a side of deliciously crispy, meaty fries and a Yuengling from the tap.
SUUUUUUUUUUUSHIIIIIIIIIIIIII https://img243.imageshack.us/img243/6428/drool.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Thermal Mercury
I really wish that stuff wasn't so damn expensive, because it's my biggest weakness. It's not even my favorite food (that would have to be burgers) but I can't resist having some whenever I am offered, especially if it's just a plain tuna or salmon roll. Goddamn, I need to get some right now.
Beef Yakinikufu, yum.
fried chicken
The last funsize mars in the pack
you..you...you monster!Quote:
Originally Posted by gaelic cowboy
Egg Salad. The mix: 2 eggs, chopped celery and tomato, cottage cheese to bind it all together.
A bean burger
A salad with lettuce, bacon, croûton, chicken, and cheese. Simple, but delicious!
Nice salad for lunch but the orange peel short cookie for morning tea was the best thing so far.
Four eggs with leftover homemade marinara sauce and cheese. It was one of my better creations.
For supper tonight, I had grilled catfish with sauteed mushrooms, onions, and bell peppers. Yum!
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Originally Posted by Hooahguy
Leftover cold pizza for breakfast. Do you realize how rare leftover pizza is in a household with teenagers & their friends?
That is pretty gresome, Tito. Stale food.
Ricetable + beer for breakfast, don't tell mommy.
Poppy cock!Quote:
Originally Posted by Beskar
Cold pizza, like aged wine & cheese is not stale, it's ambrosia. :toff:
We had a clam bake with roasted corn, washed down with plenty of cold beer yesterday. Nothing like slurping down clams on the half shell sprinkled with hot sauce, while waiting for the steamers to get done. Corn is best when roasted on the coals in it's own husk, rather than husked & boiled in water. I'm loving summer eats, despite a wee too much beer. Today is grilled tubesteak, club soda and soak in the pool day.
I had leftover pizza for yesterday's breakfast too; I couldn't manage it all the night before and I hate wasting food, so simply whacked the last two slices into the fridge and ate it the next morning. Cold pizza is one of the staples of the university student, along with cider and Pot Noodle. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito
As for the worst, it'd be the sand that inevitably got into my mouth; my job's out on the local beach, and there were strong forty-five knot winds out there, sand everywhere... ugh.
Secura loves her Pizza, everytime she comes to mine, she wants it. I think we should set her up with AskthePizzaGuy.
Cold pizza is the breakfast of extremely hungover champions. In my sinful youth I would take my friday pay, pick up a dozen bottles of beer and maybe a bottle of bourbon and walk around to my cousin's flat and order several enormous subrurban pizzas (the sort with a shag pile of "ham" piled on it so thick you could lose a hamster in it). Drink all night, head out for a dance about midnight and depending on how lucky we got wake up the next morning about 11 and start on the remaining pizza and beer (the whiskey never survived the night and its a little rough before midday).
On Sunday I made a nice lunch: Baked snapper, two kinds of mashed potatoes (one riced and strained with cream and milk, very french, the other with pumpkin and parnsip and saffron and oil and pepper, just rough mashed) and then pears poached in sherry with cinnamon and vanilla. The mashed potato endorphin buzz is still with me.
Ma made the best pulled pork sandwhiches I've had. Granted, its pulled pork, but it was still pretty solid. Also had some corn on cob and a salad.
I had Toad in the Hole for dinner.
For those gasping, it looks like this:
http://eastbourneinternship.files.wo...n_the_hole.jpg
Not this:
http://www.wildchicken.com/nature/ga...le_400_web.jpg
Mussels, yummie. Screw white wine much better to cook them with a Duvel.
Dude...you are awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclops
I've had a somewhat nasty -- and annoyingly persistent -- cold the last several days. As a result, I've been going through chicken noodle soup (often supplemented by corned beef sandwiches ~D ) and orange juice like crazy.
Pancakes, for the second time in three days
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Originally Posted by Fragony
EDIT: 4,000th post!
Granola Berry mix :clown:.
Re-heated curry. Like bolognaise, always better the day after.
*shudder*Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclops
A steak burrito deep fried and covered in salsa, guac, lettuce, and sour cream. An A&W rootbeer to wash it down.
Why are you shuddering? You're not standing behind me are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beskar
Seriously (and you can disregard anything I say or write if I don't put "seriously" in front of it) stews, sauces and currys often benefit from a maturing process.
Indian currys I mean, don't be leaving a Thaui curry overnight, its meant to be fresher than fresh.
Wholeheartedly agree. Currys and stews are much better on the second day. I often love eating a cold curry the next day. It's amazing the cool of the food mixed with the heat of the spices.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclops
OT. I shall be eating octopuss later today. I believe it's a German one. :furious3:
I wonder if he saw that coming?Quote:
Originally Posted by InsaneApache
Cold ham steak, fried summer squash, the seasons first tomatoes & cucumbers from the garden. Washed down with a tall glass of lemonade.
Rump steak cut into strips, stir fried* in freshly ground black pepper and mustard seeds, with garlic and ginger (hand blended) and red sweet pepper and onion. Served on a bed of tagliatelle. Scrumpcious!
*The oil being 30% sesame and 70% extra virgin olive oil.
Some kinda pork chop my step father made. Not quite sure how he made it, but it was excellent.
cheese
Cornflakes.
Having an Indian later when I get finished with work.
On Saturday (late I know but you know...) I fried a salmon fillet, served it up with mashed potatoes (bison) fresh peas and a fennel salad. Perfetto.
I'm in the process of deep frying pierogi's *potato & saurkraut filling* with grilled flank steak and fresh sliced cucumbers & tomatoes from the garden. Raspberry sherbert for dessert.