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Bluedeanie posted:i have not seen a chocolate orange in the store during the holidays in a dogs age we still get them around here, everybody got one in their stocking for our friendsmas celebration
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my family has a depressing lack of weird christmas foods. it's very standard norwegian christmas stuff, with the fish dishes that are banned in germany for safety reasons and whatnot |
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Dec 19, 2018 20:02
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otoh its the only time of the year when i eat anything vaguely scandinavian (because why would you do that to yourself?) |
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growing up we just had ham which i was never a big fan of, and then pumpkin pie whic hsi way too good to limit to 1 holiday
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Dec 19, 2018 20:04
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europe alone has a great variety of food, and distances has only become smaller over time. i just don't see why anyone would willingly eat boiled cod and potatoes in the year of the lord 2018 |
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Dec 19, 2018 20:06
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reindeer, otoh, is real good. gently caress the potato-chowing dážat and their tasteless fishes |
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Dec 19, 2018 20:09
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7 layer red velvet cake is a tradition in my family, delicious and not nutritious
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Nosfereefer posted:reindeer, otoh, is real good. gently caress the potato-chowing dážat and their tasteless fishes I bet I had an elk tenderloin once that was out of this world |
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Hugh Malone posted:tea is plant beer beer is plant beer roomforthetuna posted:Funny you should say that, because someone once dumped a shitload of ketchup into some spaghetti that was short of sauce, and it was pretty much inedible. honestly, this is the only way I make spaghetti I literally had hand made meatballs and fresh egg spaghetti, cooked al dente in well-salted water and seasoned with fresh cracked black pepper in a butter emulsion and with a nice sprinkling of some parmigiano reggiano, well-tossed in a coating of heinz tomato ketchup. I had this ten minutes ago |
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Dec 19, 2018 20:45
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gamy meat is v. good smoked. also fits extremely well with wasabi, weirdly enough |
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Jaded Burnout posted:beer is plant beer I love me some ketchup but this reads like you almost made a good meal but then modified it and ate a cursed dish. Be safe, friend.
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Dec 19, 2018 20:50
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Jolo posted:I love me some ketchup but this reads like you almost made a good meal but then modified it and ate a cursed dish. Be safe, friend. I have eaten something close to this for over 20 years now. gently caress that sounds terrible to write out. I will at some point find a better tomato sauce, I don't actually like the ketchup approach much anymore, but almost all shop-bought sauces are heavy on stuff I don't like, and my kitchen is a little deficient right now. I have a single induction hob and an oven, that's it. |
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Jaded Burnout posted:beer is plant beer  i mean if you like it and it works then go for it
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Nosfereefer posted:gamy meat is v. good smoked. also fits extremely well with wasabi, weirdly enough there was a place in the town where I went to college that did a bison wasabi burger, totally fantastic. though truthfully, bison isn't really that gamey Hugh Malone posted:I bet are we talking US elk or moose, which apparently are called elk in a lot of the world? because the former is fantastic, the latter didn't do it for me
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Personal favorite holiday treat = Walkers shortbread cookies. I got them in my stocking when I was little  Oh and I'm late to the debate, but ketchup is great! Although I will say that my freshman dorm cafeteria taught me that Heinz 57 is the real Philosopher's Sauce. It's good on steak, popcorn, even bananas. |
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MockingQuantum posted:we still get them around here, everybody got one in their stocking for our friendsmas celebration same |
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I always thought Ketchup on hotdogs, or like, whatever on hot dogs, started as just another reason for baseball fans to pretend to get irrationally angry about something most of them don't really care about, since hot dogs have lots of regional differences and many ballparks are famous for having a specific kind of dog. Like most baseball fans didn't really care, it was just a fun way to fuel rivalries, being such an inconsequential thing to argue about, but it was still "your city vs my city". Then some people got serious about it, then it spread beyond baseball and the cities teams reside in, to just being opinions on hot dog toppings by the general masses. Baseball fandom is the first place I heard about it, many long years ago, but then again I'm a huge baseball nerd so I might be wrong. I still remember seeing some game on TV years ago where the Washington Nationals were playing, with their star player being Bryce Harper. There was a couple of kids that were fans of the opposing team in the bleachers with signs that said "Bryce Harper puts ketchup on hot dogs" and laughing my rear end off at it being the most inoffensive insult and being just plain fun.
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*dstr trundles over to you clutching a bottle of ketchup in one of its hands*
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im glad this ketchup/hotdog/ketchup+hotdog derail has lead to some funny+infortmative posts. i was just having some fun with the chicago tradition, i don't really mind what anyone puts on their hotdog sandwiches! though I usually go with some brown mustard and diced onions  . Or chili and cheese, but chili and cheese is just good all around.just really not a fan of ketchup at all anymore, except with some fries. not that I associate it with children or anything,b ut when I was a kid I put it on just about everything (including some stuff that really, really doesn't go well with ketchup) and now i'm just a bit sick of the taste. that jalapeno ketchup is my poo poo tho |
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bare bottom pancakes posted:im glad this ketchup/hotdog/ketchup+hotdog derail has lead to some funny+infortmative posts. i was just having some fun with the chicago tradition, i don't really mind what anyone puts on their hotdog sandwiches! though I usually go with some brown mustard and diced onions brown mustard and diced onions is my topping of choice for hot dogs Robot Made of Meat posted:Ketchup is pretty gross. In my house, its only use is as an ingredient in meatloaf. Due to the holidays, my mom seems to make a lot of meatloaf to distribute whenever I visit and now I am wondering if I really want to ask how old her ketchup is because my parents don’t use it for anything except meatloaf topping MockingQuantum posted:I like ketchup, but I also like marmite so I recognize I'm a terrible barometer for food things. also is weird foodshaming a thing that exists elsewhere in the country? growing up in the midwest I feel like people get no end of poo poo that translates nearly into really weird bullying for not liking "common" foods, I don't eat a lot of local fish (because stuff like trout and walleye literally tastes rotten to me) and every once in a while I'll meet someone who is inexplicably awful to me about it. never been sure if that's just a weird midwestern thing or not though, since we apparently have a lot of weird behavioral oddities that don't exist elsewhere in the country. where do yobbers get their marmite? just the supermarket? or a specialty store like cost plus?
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does anyone know what happened to death sext? i really liked the art and posts she made on byob.
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bare bottom pancakes posted:hotdog sandwiches you smugglers think you're so clever, but oh no! you can't slip illegal contraband past me!! |
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Listen up: I've found the most offensive condiment I've ever seen. M A Y O C H U P. It's two things I hate that when mixed are something I hate, probably, the most.
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Dec 20, 2018 02:21
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hamjobs posted:"biscuit eater" was an epithet commonly slung at me during childhood. because i brought cold biscuits and peanut butter in my lunch because i liked them and i didn't know we were poor or that being "mixed" was seen as bad. Biscuits are tasty. Nobody should make fun of that. But then, it used to be an insult to Italians to call them "spaghetti-benders." This mystifies me because I love spaghetti!
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Bluedeanie posted:i have not seen a chocolate orange in the store during the holidays in a dogs age I'm not terribly fond of sweets, but chocolate oranges were great!
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Jaded Burnout posted:beer is plant beer hey it was early |
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el dorito posted:
Between the sugar (a tablespoon of ketchup has more sugar in it than a chocolate-chip cookie), the salt, and the vinegar, ketchup will last forever without going 'bad' (worse). I've had bottles that were easily 8 years old, and they were no worse than the day I bought them.
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el dorito posted:where do yobbers get their marmite? just the supermarket? or a specialty store like cost plus? MockingQuantum posted:but hey, to turn this conversational frown upside-down, anybody have any super-specific foods that you always have around holiday/wintertimes? Edit: here is someone who nearly has the method right (in an annoying Facebook video), except they didn't pre-heat the oil which means their potatoes will have a bit of a greasier finish. Also, red cabbage for some reason, which is cooked with a large cooking apple (does America even have a concept of a cooking apple? Internet suggests no, this too is a British thing and America uses so-called "dual-purpose" apples like chumps, more like no-purpose-properly apples) and a squirt of lemon juice, and cooked for ages (just in a pan like you're boiling it but you don't even have to add any water). It always seems like a horrible idea, who would want to eat just a blob of cabbage, but ends up being way more delicious than it has any right to be. roomforthetuna fucked around with this message at 02:54 on Dec 20, 2018 |
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hamjobs posted:Listen up: Mayo and ketchup mixed together makes a salad dressing. Add a little relish, and it's an OK substitute for thousand island. It was mentioned in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, or one of those movies -- used as "special sauce" at a burger place.
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Robot Made of Meat posted:Mayo and ketchup mixed together makes a salad dressing. 
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I secretly also hate sweet relish. And thousand island. Basically what I'm saying is I'm really sorry byob, I am a picky eater and subsist on water, hummus, tea, coffee, and chocolate.
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Also peanut butter and kimchi sometimes together for the weirdest Korean toast.
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i am also a picky eater. not like chicken nuggets only, but definitely picker than most |
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You know my anger at America's potatoes is huge when I start considering trying to import some Maris Piper seed-stock and grow my own and sell them to other British people in America at a huge markup with the marketing slogan "you can get some goddamn Maris Piper potatoes here and nowhere else in America". If someone else did that I would buy them. |
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Dec 20, 2018 02:57
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hamjobs posted:I secretly also hate sweet relish. T_T |
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roomforthetuna posted:Just mustard makes a better salad dressing. Bzzzzt! Mustard is more revolting than ketchup.
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roomforthetuna posted:You know my anger at America's potatoes is huge when I start considering trying to import some Maris Piper seed-stock and grow my own and sell them to other British people in America at a huge markup with the marketing slogan "you can get some goddamn Maris Piper potatoes here and nowhere else in America". If someone else did that I would buy them. Hell I would buy them, we have poo poo potatoes here.
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Watch BYOB start a fooding war. An ancient cliche |
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I'm not chicken nuggets picky, I just have texture issues and don't like a lot of American food and also I'm wearing as hell about the way things are cooked and also I'm afraid of eating things that could think because weird head brains stuff.
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hamjobs posted:Hell I would buy them, we have poo poo potatoes here. |
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