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YamaroV2 wrote:Morgan, I will pay you fifty dollars to serve me that sandwich.
And make some man fries, for crissakes. I've got my chequebook ready.
EDIT: I'm not kidding.
Recipe for ManFries:
12 kg Sweet Potatos
Large ass Fry Daddy aka the FRY PIMP
Step one: Take potato in hand
Step two: Put hand in boiling oil
Step three: Fry potato until done
Can't get manlier (or more severely burnt) than that!
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I'm curious though, why did you go with a crispy bread? What the hell is the point of tender meat if you have to dentally violate a crusty shell just to reach it?
I would have voted for a fresh round of jalapeño cheese bread, cut in half horizontally with the meat put between the top and bottom layer, then sliced vertically to split for two people. With a side tray of thick slices of that kind of bread they make edible chili bowls out of, ya know the kind that's dense yet spongey, to be used to sop up stray meat bits, and to butter and consume at your leisure between meaty mouthfuls.
Beverage would be a tough choice. I'm torn between something thick, flavorful, and frothy like root beer or something a tad smoother. I briefly considered Ninja Cola (a personal concoctive brew), but that's too light for my tastes.
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I would have voted for a fresh round of jalapeño cheese bread, cut in half horizontally with the meat put between the top and bottom layer, then sliced vertically to split for two people. With a side tray of thick slices of that kind of bread they make edible chili bowls out of, ya know the kind that's dense yet spongey, to be used to sop up stray meat bits, and to butter and consume at your leisure between meaty mouthfuls.
Beverage would be a tough choice. I'm torn between something thick, flavorful, and frothy like root beer or something a tad smoother. I briefly considered Ninja Cola (a personal concoctive brew), but that's too light for my tastes.
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Melendwyr wrote:The sandwich can feed ten people... or one man.
But Morgan and Graham split it between them. Hmmm...
I caught that too.
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Discomonkey wrote:Alja-Markir wrote:Beverage would be a tough choice. I'm torn between something thick, flavorful, and frothy like root beer or something a tad smoother. I briefly considered Ninja Cola (a personal concoctive brew), but that's too light for my tastes.
Why not just plain beer?
Teetotaler.
Perhaps I'm just too manly to require paltry yeast excretions to alter my mental state to the point of inebriance? Or, I just don't find beer and most other alcohalic drinks appealing. Either or really.
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