What did you recently eat/cook?
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What did you recently eat/cook?
I made a lesser Swiss Meat Roll for dinner last night and had some of it for breakfast;
Fry together in a pan:
3 bison patties ground up
Oregano
Basil
Parsley
Paprika
5-6 Mushrooms
Balsamic Vinegar
Worcestershire Sauce
Weave 1 pack of bacon into a mat and place in oven at 300*C,
remove when bacon has contracted enough to hold shape.
Spread the meat mix on the bacon and place 1 Octoberfest sausage in the center and from into a roll. (Use toothpicks/skewers to keep it in shape)
Bake at 300*C for about and hour or till the bacon is cooked to preferred style.
Add with preferred cheese and enjoy the manly dish, HAAAA!!!!!
Fry together in a pan:
3 bison patties ground up
Oregano
Basil
Parsley
Paprika
5-6 Mushrooms
Balsamic Vinegar
Worcestershire Sauce
Weave 1 pack of bacon into a mat and place in oven at 300*C,
remove when bacon has contracted enough to hold shape.
Spread the meat mix on the bacon and place 1 Octoberfest sausage in the center and from into a roll. (Use toothpicks/skewers to keep it in shape)
Bake at 300*C for about and hour or till the bacon is cooked to preferred style.
Add with preferred cheese and enjoy the manly dish, HAAAA!!!!!
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I made some Alfredo Sauce the other night. I just got to start working at in thee Kitchen at the Olive Garden I've been working at, so now I'm stealing their recipes.
So much butter and cream....
So much butter and cream....
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I had tuna steak with a sweet chilli butter, and I came to the decision that tuna is a bland fish with little taste and no reason why I should prefer it over salmon, which frankly, rocks the house down, especially when lightly smoked.
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Nachos for dinner last night.
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Today: Steamed white rice, though in my defense I am going to a barbecue in half an hour.
Yesterday: Meatballs in mushroom soup sauce with green beans and rice. Deliciousness abound.
Yesterday: Meatballs in mushroom soup sauce with green beans and rice. Deliciousness abound.
Re: What did you recently eat/cook?
madrak_the_red wrote:I went out for an indian!
wait what?! also, I had a turkey rueben tdoay and a salad.
yesterday i had chicken and fries
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Made dauphinoise potatoes and fried chicken breast for tea.
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Spegettini with a simple red sauce shamelessly stolen from Micheal Smith.
Tomorrow, it'll be either beef stew or nothing, depending on how hot it gets. I cook almost every day, but not so much when it gets hot.
Tomorrow, it'll be either beef stew or nothing, depending on how hot it gets. I cook almost every day, but not so much when it gets hot.
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Ill be making a stir-fry shortly.
Pics will be forthcoming.
Pics will be forthcoming.
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sdhonda wrote:Ill be making a stir-fry shortly.
Pics will be forthcoming.
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Does booze count as food? If I poured it in bowl can I call it soup?
My sister dropped by and brought me Chipotle.
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Megan Roses Twitter wrote: Too much stir fry. Food coma.
about 8 hours ago via web
This
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sdhonda wrote:Megan Roses Twitter wrote: Too much stir fry. Food coma.
about 8 hours ago via web
This
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Re: What did you recently eat/cook?
left over fried chicken, sprinkled with shredded cheddar... nuked then topped with salsa. Accompanied by blueberry peach smoothie.
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pancakes with maple syrup and chai tea to drink.
Tonberry's poked the dutch again.
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Coming out of food coma...
Scallions
Shrooms
Flavour (Soya sauce, Chili powder, Paprika, Curry powder, Olive Oil, General Tao sauce)
Precooked Japanese noodles.
Tenderized beef, cut up and marinated in teriyaki for about 12 hours and change.
Cookin' da beef.
Veggies and paprika
Finished product.
Now if you'll excuse me, relapse... uh....
Scallions
Shrooms
Flavour (Soya sauce, Chili powder, Paprika, Curry powder, Olive Oil, General Tao sauce)
Precooked Japanese noodles.
Tenderized beef, cut up and marinated in teriyaki for about 12 hours and change.
Cookin' da beef.
Veggies and paprika
Finished product.
Now if you'll excuse me, relapse... uh....
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TV dinner and half a box of linguine.
Though for lunch I went to Panera Bread and had their new Tomato, Mozzarella, and Basil salad, whole grain baguette, green tea, and a cinnamon chip scone. SOOOOOOO good. I'm a Panera addict though.
Though for lunch I went to Panera Bread and had their new Tomato, Mozzarella, and Basil salad, whole grain baguette, green tea, and a cinnamon chip scone. SOOOOOOO good. I'm a Panera addict though.
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gcninja wrote:madrak_the_red wrote:I went out for an indian!
wait what?!
I went out and had indian food...
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Re: What did you recently eat/cook?
Things of eaten over the past few days, starting with the most recent:
Hot Dogs
"Leftover" Pizza (technically the pizza was not leftover, but it was prepared as such)
Pizza from Pizza Hut
Fillet Mignon from Le Biftheque in Montreal
Chicken Parmesan from Boston Pizza
Bagel from the hotel lobby
Chicken Rigatoni from Jack Astor's
Smoked Meat Sandwich and fries from some random pub in Montreal
Subway
Peanut butter sandwich.
Hot Dogs
"Leftover" Pizza (technically the pizza was not leftover, but it was prepared as such)
Pizza from Pizza Hut
Fillet Mignon from Le Biftheque in Montreal
Chicken Parmesan from Boston Pizza
Bagel from the hotel lobby
Chicken Rigatoni from Jack Astor's
Smoked Meat Sandwich and fries from some random pub in Montreal
Subway
Peanut butter sandwich.
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MY FUCKING TONGUE!
Seriously, was chewing up a morsel of day-after take-out pizza, and got two inexplicably sharp projections from the crowns of my molars piercing almost all the way through my tongue. the bleeding's just about stopped, but it's weird - the injured skin is scraping against my cheek, and the tiny seepage of blood tastes...ugh.
And it's totally putting me off eating anything; which sucks, because the pizza is AWESOME.
...I guess I'll suck on Lifesavers until things heal up.
But just to get back on topic, yesterday I had a wonderful lunch at work, a nicely-made clubhouse sandwich accompanied by some fresh fries that I'd cooked myself (cook knows when to take his breaks ). I'd timed them perfectly and were crisp and firm, yet not browned or cooked right through - still light and fluffy within. Give them about twenty minutes to 'cool down' in the hotcase (fuckers are usually over 200F when they first come out) and they were lovely.
And I have to admit, for a supermarket deli, we make pretty darn good sandwiches - fresh each day and about as good as what the wife or I'd make at home. The toasted whole wheat hadn't yet gotten soggy from sitting in the cold case, and the lettuce was still crisp...mmm
(dammit, now my mind's all hungry for more food, while my mouth is telling it to find someone else to handle that stuff for a while! )
ADDENDUM: My darling wife has changed our dinner plans in light of my injury; she will now be serving piping-hot glass shards, seasoned liberally with salt and lemon juice. Gawd, I love that woman!
Seriously, was chewing up a morsel of day-after take-out pizza, and got two inexplicably sharp projections from the crowns of my molars piercing almost all the way through my tongue. the bleeding's just about stopped, but it's weird - the injured skin is scraping against my cheek, and the tiny seepage of blood tastes...ugh.
And it's totally putting me off eating anything; which sucks, because the pizza is AWESOME.
...I guess I'll suck on Lifesavers until things heal up.
But just to get back on topic, yesterday I had a wonderful lunch at work, a nicely-made clubhouse sandwich accompanied by some fresh fries that I'd cooked myself (cook knows when to take his breaks ). I'd timed them perfectly and were crisp and firm, yet not browned or cooked right through - still light and fluffy within. Give them about twenty minutes to 'cool down' in the hotcase (fuckers are usually over 200F when they first come out) and they were lovely.
And I have to admit, for a supermarket deli, we make pretty darn good sandwiches - fresh each day and about as good as what the wife or I'd make at home. The toasted whole wheat hadn't yet gotten soggy from sitting in the cold case, and the lettuce was still crisp...mmm
(dammit, now my mind's all hungry for more food, while my mouth is telling it to find someone else to handle that stuff for a while! )
ADDENDUM: My darling wife has changed our dinner plans in light of my injury; she will now be serving piping-hot glass shards, seasoned liberally with salt and lemon juice. Gawd, I love that woman!
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Do bogies count?
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Re: What did you recently eat/cook?
Made a nice curry the other night.
Ate out last night, had a really nice starter. Crayfish wrapped in Smoked Salmon with a nice salad. Very tasty.
The main was a bit of a let down. Sea Bass with Sweet Chili sauce, sadly the chili was too strong and it overpowered the flavour of the Sea Bass.
Ate out last night, had a really nice starter. Crayfish wrapped in Smoked Salmon with a nice salad. Very tasty.
The main was a bit of a let down. Sea Bass with Sweet Chili sauce, sadly the chili was too strong and it overpowered the flavour of the Sea Bass.
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Cassarole. Macaroni, ground beef and cheese.
Nothing too fancy, but very delicious and filling.
Nothing too fancy, but very delicious and filling.
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