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Using my knowledge of leftover Danish food, I think that may be about half a seared pork tenderloin, soaking in the remains of some pickled red cabbage. More from the void: The Disasters of Wimbledon.    All from https://twitter.com/wewantplates
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CannonFodder posted:Cheez Whiz and MD20/20 for the fellas. Only when your batch of meth is drying out though, not enough time otherwise.
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Carnival of Shrews posted:Using my knowledge of leftover Danish food, I think that may be about half a seared pork tenderloin, soaking in the remains of some pickled red cabbage. "look, I dunno what the gently caress a tennis is, but if we serve some bullshit on a tennis oar, some idiot will buy it." --All of these restaurants.
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I don't even want to know how much the Wimbledon food cost.
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E: awful all spazzed out
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Toriori posted:I don't even want to know how much the Wimbledon food cost. It's a loving lot. Even one slice of pizza is a rip off. Fortunately you can bring your own into the grounds.
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:I have gazed into the void and bring gifts... This satisfies me, for some reason. Would. e: Also, prepare your buns for another field trip. Update: I waited at the counter at McDonald's for ten minutes, no service. So, the Maple Bacon Poutine was not that good, because I did not get to have any. End field report. cash crab has a new favorite as of 21:41 on Jul 19, 2015 |
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Jul 19, 2015 17:57
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1_Ie5NX1f0
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Jul 19, 2015 18:31
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This kind of suits this thread, although I'd gladly eat at least half the stuff they make. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K3LO9H_Yq0
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DekeThornton posted:This kind of suits this thread, although I'd gladly eat at least half the stuff they make. Except for the cake, which I'm sure is delicious but holy crap, and that Mexican casserole thing I'd be down for all of that. Waffeled quesadillas sound amazing.
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DekeThornton posted:This kind of suits this thread, although I'd gladly eat at least half the stuff they make. You should post this in the lifehacks thread, they love waffle irons
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Chard posted:You should post this in the lifehacks thread, they love waffle irons I've only read the first 3 pages of that thread, does it stay with people making fun of lifehacks or did it end up with everyone posting actual lifehacks
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I have now traveled to the faraway province of Nova Scotia and partaken in the eating of the Poutine. It was good. Crappy cell phone and poor lighting might qualify this for the tread:  My future hangovers are already missing it. And goddamn Halifax have the best seafood I've ever tasted so far.
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Aesop Poprock posted:I've only read the first 3 pages of that thread, does it stay with people making fun of lifehacks or did it end up with everyone posting actual lifehacks It stays pretty firmly on the mocking side of things. It's a good thread.
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I haven't read that thread in a while, so this is the first thing I see upon revisiting it.
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cyberia posted:It stays pretty firmly on the mocking side of things. It's a good thread. Link, please?
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Titus Sardonicus posted:I haven't read that thread in a while, so this is the first thing I see upon revisiting it. 
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Not shown: that lady's 16 cats.
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Jul 20, 2015 17:44
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She is indeed 16 cats, which is why she has difficulty preparing her own food.
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AlbieQuirky posted:Not shown: that lady's 16 cats. 
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Jul 20, 2015 17:52
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At least one of those things appears to be a cake. I feel curiosity and terror.
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Contrecoup posted:At least one of those things appears to be a cake. I feel curiosity and terror. Speaking of cakes...  Twitter lady posted:My nephew made his own birthday cake and instead of frosting he used butter. Visionary or madman?
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Contrecoup posted:At least one of those things appears to be a cake. I feel curiosity and terror. 2/3s of that food would turn out absolutely awful if prepared in a microwave. It's even more depressing than it originally seems when you realize that woman would be eating a rubbery grayish steak and pancakes with the texture of moist sand
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Pentaro posted:Speaking of cakes... Given that buttercream exists... somewhere in between.
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Jul 20, 2015 18:07
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Eggplant Despair with Ennui Pâté
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Moacher posted:Link, please? http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3649353&pagenumber=1&perpage=40
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cash crab posted:This satisfies me, for some reason. Would. There's a mcds a block away from my apartment
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bunnyofdoom posted:There's a mcds a block away from my apartment They might have discontinued the Maple Bacon, to be honest. Or maybe not, perhaps my folly was going to Dufferin Mall.
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Jul 20, 2015 21:25
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Went to McDonalds on the weekend, Maple Bacon Poutine was in fact on offer. (I didn't eat it.)
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Dogfish posted:Went to McDonalds on the weekend, Maple Bacon Poutine was in fact on offer. (I didn't eat it.) You FOOL
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Pentaro posted:Speaking of cakes... Well I mean it looks the part so at least the kid is trying. Like if you didn't know that was butter you would assume its just a average buttercream icing job.
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Has this been posted? https://vimeo.com/90127834
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Contrecoup posted:At least one of those things appears to be a cake. I feel curiosity and terror. Those microwave mug brownies do work alright so it's probably like that. Thought it's probably more effort to microwave a cake that size rather than just shoving it in the oven.
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I remember seeing this in the lifehack thread, and the story of someone having to clean crusted cheese out of the thing because the user left it in there without washing it. That being said: if you're in THAT desperate need of hot cheese dip, and you're in a hotel, this theoretically COULD work. HOWEVER, if you're going to be a hambeast and do this, clean the loving thing once you're done, instead of leaving it for the housekeeping staff.
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freelop posted:Those microwave mug brownies do work alright so it's probably like that. e. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVf0OMYewcg
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zedprime posted:I was watching some variety of Anthony Bourdain rerun (I think No Reservations) and he was visiting some test kitchen for one of those reserve a year in advance prints Michelin stars sorts of places. All excited the chef wants to show Anthony his brand new variation of a desert. So he whips up a real light cake batter, pokes holes in a dixie cup, fills it up and microwaves it and you can see the gears in Anthony's head go into overdrive trying not to let out the fact that he is an rear end in a top hat judging this chef for filling seats months in advance with microwave cake. He is an rear end in a top hat but not for judging a Michelin starred chef on giving his customers microwave brownies
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EZipperelli posted:I remember seeing this in the lifehack thread, and the story of someone having to clean crusted cheese out of the thing because the user left it in there without washing it. OR make a pot of hot water and sit your cheese jar in it to warm up.
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There's absolutely nothing wrong with using a microwave oven.
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Cake mix boxes used to come with microwave instructions. It was actually a really popular way to make them in the 70s and 80s. The only real problem is that they don't form any sort of crust and, at least with full sized round cakes, the carousel action would make it turn out lop-sided so you'd need to correct it with uneven frosting. A microwave would be a lot faster than a convection oven and probably cost a lot less in terms of power/fuel.
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