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I feel like including Trader Joe's frozen stuff is cheating somehow. Hatch green chille mac and cheese 4 life.
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sports posted:I don't know if the brand is nationwide but I really enjoy machine-rolled, sans-husk tamales: hmm. do they get dried out without the husks? I like the trader Joes frozen tamales, esp. the green chili and cheese one. those ones do come with the husk and you can either steam them or wrap a damp paper towel around them and nuke em
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Feb 7, 2020 18:59
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the majority of the reason i shop there is just to get frozen poo poo.
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Feb 7, 2020 19:08
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Wormskull posted:
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Feb 7, 2020 19:09
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Thank me later.
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tetsuo posted:The ones Costco carries own bones. also contain them.
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Stevie Lee posted:hmm. do they get dried out without the husks? They don't dry out, they're a different concept entirely. The "masa" is more akin to grits/Northern cornbread/southern corn pudding and there is WAY more filling. 
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Stevie Lee posted:hmm. do they get dried out without the husks? sports posted:They don't dry out, they're a different concept entirely. The "masa" is more akin to grits/Northern cornbread/southern corn pudding and there is WAY more filling.
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liquid courage posted:these aren't really tamales at all, but they do look interesting. out of curiosity, is the beef ground or shredded? They're "Chicago-style" tamales, the beef is finely ground and has a shredded texture.
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Feb 7, 2020 21:48
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Trader Joe's frozen Indian food is also very good.
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liquid courage posted:these own. they're the closest thing i've found to a mass-market tamal with rajas in the US. Chicago tamales are from the Mississippi Delta, and have a really interesting history: https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/delta-review-wicker-park-adam-wendt-southern-tamale/Content?oid=34141522 Crusty Nutsack fucked around with this message at 23:38 on Feb 7, 2020 |
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     Pierogis in an air fryer come out amazing, coat with butter before putting them in.
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Crusty Nutsack posted:Chicago tamales are from the Mississippi Delta, and have a really interesting history: https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/delta-review-wicker-park-adam-wendt-southern-tamale/Content?oid=34141522 Awesome article!
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 From the frozen aisle, I eat Amy's Kitchen, the five dollar tv dinners for upper class yet deeply unhappy individuals like myself. It's like fine dining in poverty portions which honestly makes it even classier. You have to read the ad copy on each box, otherwise they aren't as good. And they are good, but five loving dollars? Three dollars and I would buy them all the time. I mostly buy Stouffer's, but their emphasis on family and black plastic trays just reminds me that I am truly and completely alone in this spiraling synthetic hellscape.
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if it's that's the company i'm thinking of, they make one of the few edible vegan pizza-like products i've encountered (i'm not vegan, my sister gave me a bite). haven't tried anything else because of the prices.
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Feb 10, 2020 03:44
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TGI Fridays boneless wings satisfies my inner 9 year olds desire to have saucy chicken nuggets.
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iMonarch posted:TGI Fridays boneless wings satisfies my inner 9 year olds desire to have saucy chicken nuggets. The BBQ sauce ones? Those are legitimately good, somehow. I've tried a lot of the various nuggie products over the years and those stand out alone. Never had luck with any kind of frozen bone-in chicken though, i.e. wings.
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TheAardvark posted:The BBQ sauce ones? Those are legitimately good, somehow. I've tried a lot of the various nuggie products over the years and those stand out alone. Yeah, BBQ or whatever spicy ones they have available. I haven't had luck with traditional wings either, they're only good fried or (god forbid) baked and that's too much effort most times.
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Clawtopsy posted:
I saw these for the first time the other day (I don't usually go down the frozen aisle) so I'll have to check em out I think
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:I saw these for the first time the other day (I don't usually go down the frozen aisle) so I'll have to check em out I think Don’t microwave them. Toss them in a toaster oven.
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Feb 12, 2020 17:18
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I don’t even own a microwave 
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pillsbury pizza bites are DELICIOUS
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