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Aramoro posted:Roadkill cooked in the engine compartment of your car. I made an awesome stew with non-roadkill ingredients on my engine block. 4+ hours of driving and it was sublime. Now I just need to figure out how to do biscuits in there and it'll be a one-stop cooking machine for roadtrips.
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Can you do a chickencheese with biscuits, though?
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Aug 2, 2012 20:42
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Yes but you will need custom gravy.
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As a leaving present from work I've just been given MCUSTA Zanmai pro santoku and paring knives with quince wood handles. The blades look like laminated/Damascus steel. Beautiful. How impressed should I be? They feel and look like pretty serious knives. ( I've got a Wusthof Pro S chef knife and decent Sabatier parings which are good, but these seem a cut above, no pun intended).
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Aug 3, 2012 00:40
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Are they on this page? Looks like a nice, high quality knife.
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wafflesnsegways posted:I'm about to take I-70 from Utah to Virginia. What and where should I eat along the way? How much time do you have to fiddle around? The best restaurant near Denver in my opinion is Frasca, which is a relatively short drive up to Boulder. Or if you want to go for regional specialties, you can always find a place that serves Rocky Mountain Oysters, and elk and bison are on. There are a large, large number of excellent breweries as well if you enjoy beer. You could also go to Casa Bonita if you hate yourself and/or love South Park.
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Aug 3, 2012 03:48
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döner kebabs in germany are loving AMAZING - why the hell doesn't the US have them  (((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((
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mindphlux posted:döner kebabs in germany are loving AMAZING - why the hell doesn't the US have them Gyros in Greece are better. They are the best kind of kebab.
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Aug 3, 2012 12:00
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Chef De Cuisinart posted:Are they on this page?
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Aramoro posted:Gyros in Greece are better. They are the best kind of kebab. But wow doner kebab in the states is bad compared to Europe.
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Aug 3, 2012 12:36
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Today is my daughter's birthday. I asked her what she wants for her birthday dinner, and she wants to go to the Japanese restaurant for sushi and Miso soup. She turned 5 today. I'm so proud.
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Aug 3, 2012 13:08
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I feel kind of bad for all the gws kids with precocious tastes when the times comes that they'll go to school and at least occasionally have to eat cafeteria food.
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Pester posted:I feel kind of bad for all the gws kids with precocious tastes when the times comes that they'll go to school and at least occasionally have to eat cafeteria food. At least in my case, my kids love good food, but they don't turn their nose up at "typical" fare either. They'll eat fish sticks or chicken nuggets happily.
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Aug 3, 2012 15:59
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No Wave posted:Al pastor tacos are definitely my choice. I take it you guys haven't been to Queens (NYC)? I have a Greek friend who knows where to go for the good stuff (including horse pastrami) and has taken me to some real hole-in-the-wall places that serve up much better dishes than "GYRO WORLD" tourist traps. Ethnic food outside NYC is pretty hit-and-miss in general, though. My mind was blown when I ordered Chinese take-out in a Boston suburb and it was accompanied with dinner rolls instead of rice.
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PXJ800 posted:I take it you guys haven't been to Queens (NYC)? I have a Greek friend who knows where to go for the good stuff (including horse pastrami) and has taken me to some real hole-in-the-wall places that serve up much better dishes than "GYRO WORLD" tourist traps. Queens is a long enough trip that I usually end up springing for seafood when I get out there because seafood's always been my favorite part of greek cuisine. If you have suggestions I would be interested to hear them.
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I make it a point to hit up Jackson Heights at least once every couple of months, because the price on veg, spices, pickles, etc is exponentially lower than what I pay in Manhattan. Add that to the Chinese markets in Elmhurst, where I can snag fresh shiitake for like $1.50/lb, and those little enoki mushrooms for a buck a pack, and fresh lotus root for like $1.75/lb, and all kind of other awesome noodles in the noodle aisle, and you've got a place worth visiting. Last time I was in Flushing, we managed to buy a granny cart full of stuff for like $50. It was insane.
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Aramoro posted:Gyros in Greece are better. They are the best kind of kebab. Armenian khorovadz. If it weren't for all the delicious chewy cheesy pita bread and lahmajouns I'd have eaten it for every meal when I was down there.
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PXJ800 posted:Ethnic food outside NYC is pretty hit-and-miss in general, though. My mind was blown when I ordered Chinese take-out in a Boston suburb and it was accompanied with dinner rolls instead of rice. Pretentious new yorker bullshit spotted. You need to realize there are other ethnic centers outside of new york. Having bad Chinese take out in a suburb doesn't mean "everywhere but New York is poo poo" no matter how much you want it to. I bet your lutefisk suppers are terrible and you've probably never even been to a Smörgåsbord. 
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MisterOblivious posted:Pretentious new yorker bullshit spotted. I guess you don't know what "hit or miss" means. edit: HOLY poo poo. WHY. :cantbebotheredtofigureouthowtomakethatwide-eyedsmileypretendit'shere: Very Strange Things fucked around with this message at 20:05 on Aug 3, 2012 |
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MisterOblivious posted:I bet your lutefisk suppers are terrible and you've probably never even been to a Smörgåsbord. Bay Ridge, less so since they built the BQE. Come at me, bro.
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Phummus posted:Today is my daughter's birthday. I asked her what she wants for her birthday dinner, and she wants to go to the Japanese restaurant for sushi and Miso soup. She turned 5 today. I'm so proud.
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Jenkin posted:You could also go to Casa Bonita if you hate yourself and/or love South Park.  Oh dear lord this is straight up truth. The food (except for the greasy/sugary sopapillas) is vile. The entertainment and crazyass nonsense inside is definitely worth a visit. STICK TO THE SALAD! Seriously. Your stomach will thank you.
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Vegetable Melange posted:Bay Ridge, less so since they built the BQE. Come at me, bro. We will always be defeated by Californians and their Mexican food Until it is pointed out that Chicago has the best Mexican cuisine in the country 
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Aug 3, 2012 21:19
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Everything East of the Rockies is really another country though so.....
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Halalelujah posted:We will always be defeated by Californians and their Mexican food You, me, Corona on the 7 train, lunch tomorrow. PS we can do seriously legit Puebla and other Central American all over town, which insist on rocking the Sonora/Baja steez?
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Vegetable Melange posted:You, me, Corona on the 7 train, lunch tomorrow. I'll shoot you a text, let's figure it out.
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MisterOblivious posted:I bet your lutefisk suppers are terrible and you've probably never even been to a Smörgåsbord. All lutefisk suppers are terrible because lutefisk is terrible. C'mon guys, if you wanna have a taste of the old country there's so much traditional stuff that's so, so much better
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Sjurygg posted:All lutefisk suppers are terrible because lutefisk is terrible. C'mon guys, if you wanna have a taste of the old country there's so much traditional stuff that's so, so much better Are you sure? Because any food that predates the discovery of the chili is intrinsically suspect.
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Like foul mudammas and mujaddara and goddamn pit roasted meat? Try again.
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A New York cop once told me that he wanted the city to build a giant mirror on the jersey side of the Hudson, so all the New Yorkers could look at the skyline. That's what I think of whenever I talk to a New Yorker who has gone too far up their own rear end.
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This is me IRL except Chicago is bigger and LA is a pot forest.
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Sjurygg posted:Armenian khorovadz. If it weren't for all the delicious chewy cheesy pita bread and lahmajouns I'd have eaten it for every meal when I was down there. I just made your Bánh chuối nướng for my wife and kids as a farewell desert before my hike through the presidential range and it is awesome, just so you know.
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Halalelujah posted:This is me IRL except Chicago is bigger and LA is a pot forest. Hence why LA is so awesome. West Coast is the best coast!
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Butch Cassidy posted:I just made your Bánh chuối nướng for my wife and kids as a farewell desert before my hike through the presidential range and it is awesome, just so you know. Good luck and godspeed on your hike, Butch. I'm missing the mountains, lakes, and ocean (seafood!) Of N.H. like a mofo. Have fun!
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Eat This Glob posted:I'm missing the mountains, lakes, and ocean (seafood!) Of N.H. like a mofo. Have fun! Glob!  Would this be a bad time to tell you that a hippie just opened a lobster pound in town? In her father's old sugar shack, no less.
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Sjurygg posted:Armenian khorovadz. If it weren't for all the delicious chewy cheesy pita bread and lahmajouns I'd have eaten it for every meal when I was down there. Is there anything that differentiates khorovadz from other kebabs in the Middle East? My family ended up in Lebanon after the genocide, so lately, I've been finding out that most of the "Armenian" foods I grew up on are actually Lebanese.
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Butch Cassidy posted:I just made your Bánh chuối nướng for my wife and kids as a farewell desert before my hike through the presidential range and it is awesome, just so you know. It is tasty indeed. You'll need all those calories, for sure.
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Dear Kingdom Hearts 1: gently caress you and your long movies that I can't skip. Or, rather, that Puppy can't skip. Whatever. I got bored waiting for the game play to happen, so I wandered off to read instead. It's as bad as water levels in old video games. gently caress those too. No love, -Me ---- In other news, it's Puppy's birthday. So I'm having a few good friends over. And Bears said that she can come too, which is cool. I like meeting other GWS people. You're all pretty awesome. 
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