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Olive Garden tonight! posted:Is it possible to suspend live hornets in aspic or gelatin, asking for a friend Check you PMs, you sound like a good aspic-party fit.
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Nice chicken mold, dillweed!
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:Uh it's called urban foraging Or it is a part of "freeganism". Which is freaking priceless since the word is partially based, allegedly, on veganism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeganism
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bad posts ahead!!! posted:Eh, would. Wouldn't, until I saw the ingredient list. Little do you know, it could include ketchup "for a zesty and whimsical ZING" and the white stuff could be sour cream...
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:Is it possible to suspend live hornets in aspic or gelatin, asking for a friend Since wasps and yellowjackets sting even after they're dead you'd be fine with those
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Samizdata posted:Wouldn't, until I saw the ingredient list. Little do you know, it could include ketchup "for a zesty and whimsical ZING" and the white stuff could be sour cream...  Starbucks Japan serves (served?) coffee jelly Frappuccinos which are unsettling the same way bubble tea can be. Nothing like enjoying a nice Frapp when suddenly THOCK coffee jelly in your mouth. 
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Aug 31, 2017 03:35
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Hoover Dam posted:Since wasps and yellowjackets sting even after they're dead you'd be fine with those Yeah, but with them dead, you lose the delicious sub current of flavor a frisson of sheer fear and revulsion adds. It would be like, well, what would casa marzu be like if the maggots were dead? I mean, are we talking artisanal or just over the counter crap here? Bonus points for serving in a bowel scooped out of a hive...
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Hirayuki posted:Coffee jelly is pretty popular in Japan. I think it's an acquired taste, even though I love coffee; the jelly is not particularly sweet and recalls aspic (or that Chinese grass jelly) more than it does Jell-O. You pour cream (or a little pot of creamer) and liquid sugar over it, and it works. I've made my own batch at home with little time, effort, or caloric investment. Sounds interesting if nothing else. But, if this thread has taught me one thing, it is to assume NOTHING about foods.
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Samizdata posted:Bonus points for serving in a bowel scooped out of a hive... The aspic is hollow and is the hive.......
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Aug 31, 2017 03:39
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Hirayuki posted:Coffee jelly is pretty popular in Japan. I think it's an acquired taste, even though I love coffee; the jelly is not particularly sweet and recalls aspic (or that Chinese grass jelly) more than it does Jell-O. You pour cream (or a little pot of creamer) and liquid sugar over it, and it works. I've made my own batch at home with little time, effort, or caloric investment. Would would would would would. Wait why do I now have an erection? Unf.
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Aug 31, 2017 03:44
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Samizdata posted:Yeah, but with them dead, you lose the delicious sub current of flavor a frisson of sheer fear and revulsion adds. It would be like, well, what would casa marzu be like if the maggots were dead? I don't know. I've heard people sometimes put casu marzu in a plastic bag to suffocate the maggots before eating it.
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Aug 31, 2017 03:49
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Coffee jelly is good, it's just solid coffee cubes. No trapped bees.
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Aug 31, 2017 03:58
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Those look awesome and bubble tea is awesome what the hell is wrong with you
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so i shared this one with MY GIRLFIREND who used to work at general mills (makers of betty crocker) and..... Haifisch posted:More aspic with bonus 50s gender roles: she told me she has a "vintage betty crocker book" on entertaining and etiquette. gonna post post post this if she's cool with it
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Picnic Princess posted:Those look awesome and bubble tea is awesome what the hell is wrong with you I'd have to hazard a guess and say that it's not a common item in most places in America like pumpkin spice or gum underneath every desk.
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bongwizzard posted:The aspic is hollow and is the hive....... Oh yeah! PLEASE FINISH! ALMOST THERE! (That SHOULD have read bowl, BTW.)
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:I don't know. I've heard people sometimes put casu marzu in a plastic bag to suffocate the maggots before eating it. Yeah, no. IF I was going to try casu marzu (BIG if there), I would have to do it RIGHT.
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The Beef Fudge was going around Twitter a couple of days ago, so I'm amazed nobody posted it here yet.
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Haifisch posted:More aspic with bonus 50s gender roles: Mrs Mango read this and assumed that the full dinner menu was in in the aspic mold. Your choice of which juice was the basis for the gelatine. Then the thought of doing it as a single large mold and the hostess asking "would you like a slice of Goo?" Was entirely too much.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:so i shared this one with MY GIRLFIREND who used to work at general mills (makers of betty crocker) and.....   quote:1 1/2 lb. cleaned, cooked shrimp Pairing small pastries with bananas was apparently a thing: 
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Aug 31, 2017 05:05
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That company dinner just seems like so much effort - sure I can make a roast beef for your boss, oh ok scalloped potatoes as well. And you want me to gel a salad. The bacon-bean dip is whatever, just dump it in the double-boiler.
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Makes 6 servings. CREOLE SAUCE 1 medium-size onion 1 medium-size green pepper 1/3 cup fat or cooking oil 1 clove garlic, peeled 1/4 tsp. chili powder 1 tsp. sugar 1 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. pepper 1 can (16 oz.) tomatoes 2 Tbsp. cornstarch 2 Tbsp. water ARE YOU TRYING TO BURN MY MOUTH
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RareAcumen posted:I'd have to hazard a guess and say that it's not a common item in most places in America like pumpkin spice or gum underneath every desk. I can see that. We have a significant East Asian population where I live so things like bubble tea are as normal for everyone as milkshakes and coffee.
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Aug 31, 2017 05:12
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angerbeet posted:Makes 6 servings.
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Aug 31, 2017 05:14
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It was unclear on my phone that these were two different photos, which added a certain degree of Lynchian fascination.
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Aug 31, 2017 05:28
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Haifisch posted:More aspic with bonus 50s gender roles: Sounds all right to me.
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Haifisch posted:I once heard a rumor of a man who managed to put in an entire half teaspoon of pepper. He's dead now. Let's not derail. Move that to the STDH thread, okay?
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Aug 31, 2017 07:15
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Aug 31, 2017 07:23
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TWO cans of mushroom soup? Check out moneybags over here.
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Haha 1/8 teaspoon. I'm just imagining some poor Midwestern wife with a dropper or something carefully measuring it out and being all 'drat I put in 1/6, dish is ruined!'
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So many of those Jello recipes feel like the makers picked words out of a hat. "Okay, okay, my turn...let's see...cream...tuna...maraschino cherries. Goddammit, who keeps putting 'tuna' back in here? All right, let me see what I can do..." Speaking of gross gelatin and planning for your dear husband's dear boss to come over, please consult A Lady's Guide to Party Planning (Youtube link, maybe  )
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:So many of those Jello recipes feel like the makers picked words out of a hat. "Okay, okay, my turn...let's see...cream...tuna...maraschino cherries. Goddammit, who keeps putting 'tuna' back in here? All right, let me see what I can do..." AltLink - http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/a-ladies-guide-to-party-planning/n12605?snl=1 - For U.S. Goons (since it is pretty funny).
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Aug 31, 2017 09:49
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Yes, a meaty slurry that commemorates Gettysburg
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Data Graham posted:Yes, a meaty slurry that commemorates Gettysburg Seems appropriate.
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Calling this jambalaya makes me rationally angry.
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angerbeet posted:Makes 6 servings. 1/4 teaspoon of pepper. Yankees are afraid of flavor, apparently.
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Re: coffee jelly, Disney Land in Tokyo has this orange smoothie with coffee jelly and chocolate chunks which sounds like it'd fit perfectly with this thread but its actually amazing and delicious.
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I like coffee jelly and grass jelly A LOT. Boba tea with extra jiggliness...gently caress the actual liquid, give me a bowl of slimy gummy poo poo that looks like space food.
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