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SpaceGoatFarts posted:I think this was posted already but maybe not so here it is for your viewing pleasure: I love that the whole point of it is "we made this poo poo in prison with anything we had to hand" until he almost instantly realizes there's a reason only people in prison would eat it. He has the best 'I've made a terrible mistake" face.
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Humphrey Vasel posted:Ain't you never heard of cornbread That reminds me of the first time I made corn bread in Inuvik. When I bought the corn meal, the cashier asked if I was having a dance. I confusedly said no. Months later I went to a dance in Tuk, and low and behold, they spread cornmeal on the floor to help their feet glide for jigging. I asked my family about it and only people from south had ever heard of using corn meal in cooking. My step-niece thought corn bread was bread dough with corn kernels mixed in it, like savoury raisin bread . Later my cousin was giving a pizza crust recipe to some one over the phone and heard her say, "Corn meal? It's the stuff you put on the floor when your going to dance." As for nasty looking food muskrat, while fairly tasty it pretty disconcerting to look at, what with it smiling at you when it come out of the oven. 
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Trump dogs. Alaois posted:who the hell considers salt water taffy to be New Jersey's regional food and not taylor ham/pork roll Idiots, that's who. I grew up in NJ, came back for a wedding a few years ago. It didn't matter that I wasn't hungry, I went to a diner and had pork roll, it was calling to me.
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Animated Nerd posted:That reminds me of the first time I made corn bread in Inuvik. When I bought the corn meal, the cashier asked if I was having a dance. I confusedly said no. Months later I went to a dance in Tuk, and low and behold, they spread cornmeal on the floor to help their feet glide for jigging. I asked my family about it and only people from south had ever heard of using corn meal in cooking. My step-niece thought corn bread was bread dough with corn kernels mixed in it, like savoury raisin bread . Later my cousin was giving a pizza crust recipe to some one over the phone and heard her say, "Corn meal? It's the stuff you put on the floor when your going to dance." Why did they sell cornmeal in (presumably) a food store then? I didn't go grocery shopping when I visited Barrow; perhaps I should have.
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Kakairo posted:Trump dogs. the bagel house near me will make a taylor ham, egg and cheese sandwich on a bagel and i'm talkin like 4 or 5 slices of taylor ham on that motherfucker, poo poo is DEADLY
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SpaceGoatFarts posted:I think this was posted already but maybe not so here it is for your viewing pleasure: "When I was locked up in Jail Prison" he must of been put there by the "Police Cops"
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Probably pretty good, actually. Having a more pleasing shape for the mashed potato dollops would probably bump it up aesthetically a couple points. If you can think of a better way to plate jellied eels let me know. It might just be a problem with eels generally; here's some paling in 't groen: 
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That thing on the right is a pie floater and it's the one reason that, if there is a God, he hasn't wiped Australia off the map.
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Hijo Del Helmsley posted:That thing on the right is a pie floater and it's the one reason that, if there is a God, he hasn't wiped Australia off the map. It looks similar but I think that's the UK because of the jellied eels.
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Hijo Del Helmsley posted:That thing on the right is a pie floater and it's the one reason that, if there is a God, he hasn't wiped Australia off the map. Nope, that's pie, mash and "liquor" a special dish from the East End of London. The liquor is some sort of watery parsley sauce.
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I was gonna say that doesn't look much like mushy peas.
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Alaois posted:the bagel house near me will make a taylor ham, egg and cheese sandwich on a bagel and i'm talkin like 4 or 5 slices of taylor ham on that motherfucker, poo poo is DEADLY Put that on a salt bagel and I'd down that every day. Mmmmm, daily supply of sodium in every bite...
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Tree Goat posted:Skyline chili always reminds me of this: Skyline is good though
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Cincinnati chili is the best thing to come out of that state. It's amazing, and that list is terrible, for many reasons. Not the least of which is putting bratwurst at 33. gently caress them.
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It can from the LAN NC thread:Mons Hubris posted:WHAT YOU GONNA DO WITH ALL THAT SLOP
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:Cincinnati chili is the best thing to come out of that state. It's amazing, and that list is terrible, for many reasons. Not the least of which is putting bratwurst at 33. gently caress them. The list kind of falls apart after a while. I don't know why they bothered to do all 50 states. He clearly ran out of ideas. Somehow a Cuban sandwich doesn't count as a regional dish because it might be foreign yet somehow lutefisk is on the list.
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titties posted:Also, in honor of my new thread bros I think I'm going to finally open this bottle of 15-year-old Speyside single-malt, allergies be damned. balvenie?
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:What about chicken, guacamole, meatballs, and whipped cream (poured like waterfalls)? This didn't get nearly enough love: http://youtu.be/k6DA_WwO90c
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Oh boy, are doing Guy Fieri
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Lutefisk is one of the handful of foods that is actively horrifying to me, and yet it's not at the bottom of that list.
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Neo_Crimson posted:Lutefisk is one of the handful of foods that is actively horrifying to me, and yet it's not at the bottom of that list. Lutfisk is good. Preferably with bechamel and freshly ground mustard seeds.
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Mutant Enemy posted:This didn't get nearly enough love: No no no no no you monster
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I feel like guy fieri is a little played out as an internet punching bag, are people just finding out about him in 2015? I mean gently caress guy fieri but he just keeps doing the same stuff and people keep making the same jokes about him. that super gay fight with his hairdresser a couple years ago is still funny though
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:[lovely chili]
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Oh hey I love hoverlettuce E: https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=yWDvi1fdmGA Scathach has a new favorite as of 21:46 on Aug 13, 2015 |
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Haverchuck posted:balvenie? No, nothing so nice. It didn't have a name as far as I can tell. I have a scottish last name, it was one of those little bottles that you get at gift shops and scottish heritage websites with the clan crest on it so that white people can pretend they have a connection to the auld sod or whatever. The bottle just said that it was a single-malt distilled for the clan, I am certain that it was not any different than what was distilled especially for any of the other 79 families, just a different crest on the bottle. BUT IT WAS APPROVED BY THE STANDING COUNCIL OF SCOTTISH CHIEFS It was delicious anyway
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Contrecoup posted:My favorite part about this dumbass recipe is that he throws out the premixed McCormick spice packet and then exactly recreates it with individual McCormick spices just so he can feel smug and accomplished. My favorite part was spending all that time and extreme attitude trying to make chili only to end up with an under-spiced beef stew. Judging by the ketchup-based barbeque sauce recipe on his website, cheese and crackers as a topping choice, and the limp spice tolerance, I'm guessing Minnesota native. Danger Mahoney has a new favorite as of 00:15 on Aug 14, 2015 |
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Chili hitlers coming out of the loving walls itt
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AnonSpore posted:Chili hitlers coming out of the loving walls itt Just people with taste. Onion soup powder isn't part of chili, and not for prescriptivist reasons, but because it doesn't taste as good. If somebody made a pizza with ketchup on a base of flattened Grands rolls, would we be pizza hitlers for mocking them?
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AnonSpore posted:Chili hitlers This is my favourite combination of words
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AnonSpore posted:Chili hitlers  is always the end result.
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VendaGoat posted:
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cash crab posted:This is my favourite combination of words You're sure it's not 'unattended food on a picnic table'?
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RareAcumen posted:You're sure it's not 'unattended food on a picnic table'? What makes you think I care if it's attended or not
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:Just people with taste. Onion soup powder isn't part of chili, and not for prescriptivist reasons, but because it doesn't taste as good. Yes There are no pizza rules, says it right in the title
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