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Main - General Forum - What'd you eat? (4) |
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♥2596 ✿4496 ★20 Posted by GreyMaria |
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~< Outta here. |
Posted by NicolePosted by GreyMaria It actually works surprisingly well as a taste combination. I mean, it's not for everyone, but it's not blatantly wrong like, say, chocolate sauce would have been. |
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Posted by GreyMariaI know people that use pickle relish as an ingredient in their chili. It's not that absurd of a combination.Posted by NicolePosted by GreyMaria |
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Goddess of the Apocalypse Level: 199 Posts: 2597/14042 EXP: 111577424 Next: 1559660 Since: 01-03-12 From: Boston, MA Last post: 258 days Last view: 258 days |
♥2597 ✿4496 ★20 Posted by TreliorPosted by GreyMariaI know people that use pickle relish as an ingredient in their chili. It's not that absurd of a combination.Posted by NicolePosted by GreyMaria Well, I hadn't heard of it before Meanwhile, chocolate sounds less weird to me, since it is occasionally used in savory Mexican dishes. |
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Queen Lesbian of Kafuka Level: 159 Posts: 2420/8412 EXP: 51720032 Next: 90725 Since: 01-06-12 Last post: 2754 days Last view: 1277 days |
So I was in a restaurant. More specifically, in a steakhouse. Since I had no idea what to order, I looked around and took the Hohenzollern plate, without knowing what I would get. When my order arrived, I was kind of surprised.
I received a frying pan chock full with beef, pork, sausage, vegetables of all kinds, potatoes, etc. I looked at it and thought "how the heck am I going to eat all that?" Well, I did manage to eat half the food. So that is something. |
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The Sorceress. Boing~ Level: 235 Posts: 4924/20774 EXP: 200822414 Next: 1103478 Since: 01-01-12 From: UK Last post: 842 days Last view: 10 hours |
I got me an Omelette sandwich here. The world could always use more heroes! |
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Goddess of the Apocalypse Level: 199 Posts: 2784/14042 EXP: 111577424 Next: 1559660 Since: 01-03-12 From: Boston, MA Last post: 258 days Last view: 258 days |
♥2784 ✿4496 ★20 A chicken breast in a store-bought herb-garlic marinade and a salad.
It was pretty good, though nothing thrilling. |
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Level: 130 Posts: 1394/5269 EXP: 25163136 Next: 567441 Since: 06-19-12 Last post: 2829 days Last view: 2723 days |
Today I decided to go completely boring with a TV Dinner. How exciting, right? |
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Posted by Rydia Define the word exciting about TV dinners and maybe I'll agree. #_# Half cooked/frozen meals isn't always thrilling especially if your job provides them free of charge. All jokes aside I just got back home, so now I am in a 86 degree house and cooking. :/ Don't know what I'll have. |
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The Sorceress. Boing~ Level: 235 Posts: 4953/20774 EXP: 200822414 Next: 1103478 Since: 01-01-12 From: UK Last post: 842 days Last view: 10 hours |
Unfortunately, a lot of people rely on these "ready meals". Sure, they're easier if you don't have a lot of time. However, they're never as nice as something prepared and cooked from scratch.
As for what I ate.. Some warmed up pizza leftovers from earlier. The world could always use more heroes! |
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Posted by Gywall LOL yeah I understand what your saying man. Heck if I didnt have to cook everyday for my mother I would be happy to eat a boxed meal or sandwich/soup/salad. Funny as many people I have talked to over the past 3 years on the road most of em say they don't know how to cook. Best reason: is their mother or father never taught them how to cook. :/ Cooked 2 lemon pepper chicken thighs steamed carrots baked potatoe and moonshine for nerves from soon to be dead tech-microsott "pros". |
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Goddess of the Apocalypse Level: 199 Posts: 2816/14042 EXP: 111577424 Next: 1559660 Since: 01-03-12 From: Boston, MA Last post: 258 days Last view: 258 days |
♥2816 ✿4496 ★20 Lunch today is a sandwich of ground beef (seasoned with onion powder, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and a dash of curry powder and Worcestershire sauce), onions, cheese, and lettuce on Ciabatta bread, with a kosher dill pickle on the side.
It seems to be pretty good, but the sandwich has trouble staying together (ground beef isn't the best choice for this, it's just really easy to cook ) |
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The Sorceress. Boing~ Level: 235 Posts: 4972/20774 EXP: 200822414 Next: 1103478 Since: 01-01-12 From: UK Last post: 842 days Last view: 10 hours |
Had some barbecued food earlier. The world could always use more heroes! |
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Posted by MIGHTY-BLACKDRAGON- Raise your old advertisements if you miss these days. With seemingly randomly emphasized WORDS and needlessly fancy SCRIPTS, OLD-TIME ADVERTISEMENTS is a wonderful addition to your family lifeftyle! Nomming on some mac and cheese with tuna chunks right now. |
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Onion bagel with cream cheese, maybe I'll make another one... ____________________ My Linktree |
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♥2866 ✿4496 ★20 When I was in high school in the summer I often went to a local deli and ordered a sandwich on a sub roll with grilled chicken, mayonnaise, and lettuce. Today I decided to recreate it- I actually managed to get pretty close to my memory and it was really good, too. |
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Posted by Nicole Was that meat grilled or fried eitherway this is something you came close to making right ? :/ This morning I had Oatmeal 1 peach, chopped pineapples and walnuts and tea. |
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Goddess of the Apocalypse Level: 199 Posts: 2869/14042 EXP: 111577424 Next: 1559660 Since: 01-03-12 From: Boston, MA Last post: 258 days Last view: 258 days |
♥2869 ✿4496 ★20 It was grilled rather than fried.
Strangely, I don't think I've ever been to a KFC. |
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Ate a nice beef pie, with some sweet potato fries. My god do I love sweet potato fries. |
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Queen Lesbian of Kafuka Level: 159 Posts: 2441/8412 EXP: 51720032 Next: 90725 Since: 01-06-12 Last post: 2754 days Last view: 1277 days |
I was invited to some ice cream. There were strawberries, bananas, and kiwis. It was really great! |
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