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thinking about making baked beans with raisins in it. even found a recipe! https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/233050/apple-baked-beans/
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 "lasagna omelette" 
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uber_stoat posted:thinking about making baked beans with raisins in it. even found a recipe! Ah yes, apple skins musn't be peeled in traditional apple beans.
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If that was regular baked beans with avocado it'd be interesting but it's pork and beans in that sweet syrup sauce so YEEESH.
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I've seen and reposted that a hundred times but I've always looked right past the Georgia one. I'm assuming it's the US state and not the country (otherwise it would be some kind of khachapuri or something) but in that case, what the gently caress Georgia
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Oct 26, 2020 01:51
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Absolutely would all of them except Korea.
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I've had raisins and carrots in Afghan rice, they were really good in it, but raisins in beans? I'm not convinced
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Cartoon Man posted:
"Ultimate" hot dog style guide but they are missing wisconsin bratwurst. Shameful.
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Cartoon Man posted:Why Japan gotta give everything tentacles? Japan's real big on making their food look cute.   It's real impressive, although it does feel weird to make food aesthetically appealing in a way that has nothing to do with food.
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boar guy posted:
Eat at Joe's in Redondo Beach, CA serves something similar to this. They don't include the green sauce/salsa however. Tony Capozzola Omelette Spicy Italian sausage, mozzarella cheese, onions, and bell pepper, covered in our homemade meat sauce. $9.95 They also serve the John Wayne heartattack special. 
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Oct 26, 2020 07:26
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If someone tried to put raisins on my burger I feel like I would just have to fight them.
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Oct 26, 2020 07:49
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Elviscat posted:Content: oh my goodness
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Code Jockey posted:hell yes Have a sip.
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I don't know where else to share this, but I had a new food adventure tonight. Was at my folks' house for dinner (they're being good about pandemic precautions and so am I, and this area is doing okay, so it was a minimal risk) and Mom made shrimp-stuffed sole, except the market was out of sole so she got "red snapper." That's in quotes since what is sold as "red snapper" can be any number of fish, all of which generally have more bones than sole. So the meal started with a warning about bones, and I was being alert, but on my second bite a bone stabbed into my tongue. Not like poked it, but full-on pierced my tongue. It took me a second to process this, and then I had to inelegantly reach into my mouth to pull the bone out of my tongue like a big rear end splinter or something. It bled a little afterward, but otherwise wasn't that bad. I've hurt worse from biting my own tongue. In all the years I have eaten fish, and had to deal with bones, it never occurred to me I could just get straight-up stabbed by one. The meal was good after that, but my tongue is still a little sore.
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Moroccan food often has dried fruit in savoury dishes like tagines and it works well I'd try the beans with raisins, could be good, depending on the spices
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I've swallowed a fish bone once, swear it snapped on the way down.
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Cartoon Man posted:
where the gently caress is the australian sausage sizzle!?
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GoldStandardConure posted:where the gently caress is the australian sausage sizzle!? in a different exhaustively researched and totally accurate infographic edit: lol vv The Bloop has a new favorite as of 14:06 on Oct 26, 2020 |
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The Bloop posted:in a different exhaustively researched and totally accurate infographic 
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GoldStandardConure posted:where the gently caress is the australian sausage sizzle!?
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I had to google that and I’m not impressed.
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Cartoon Man posted:I had to google that and I’m not impressed. Pigs in a tarpaulin
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Pocket-square pizzles
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Hotdogs in breadslices just sucks, no question about it. But hotdogs in tortillas is still the absolute worst.
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LifeSunDeath posted:Hotdogs in breadslices just sucks, no question about it. But hotdogs in tortillas is still the absolute worst. Why IS it so bad? It doesn't seem like it should be bad, but it's terrible
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Not enough crust is my guess. Like a slice of bread doesn't have quite the same taste or structural integrity as a hotdog bun.
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The Bloop posted:Why IS it so bad? It doesn't seem like it should be bad, but it's terrible Flour tortillas have a strange flavor sometimes, esp the store bought ones, and it can just screw up certain dishes. The bread slices taste right with a hotdog but end up being too thin where you need em to not be, the texture ends up being just off.
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LifeSunDeath posted:Flour tortillas have a strange flavor sometimes, esp the store bought ones, and it can just screw up certain dishes. The bread slices taste right with a hotdog but end up being too thin where you need em to not be, the texture ends up being just off. The best hot dog buns are the New England variety that are flat on the sides like a regular bread slice so they can be toasted, but they are slightly thicker than regular sliced bread and so give the perfect ratio/consistency 
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LifeSunDeath posted:Flour tortillas have a strange flavor sometimes, esp the store bought ones, and it can just screw up certain dishes. The bread slices taste right with a hotdog but end up being too thin where you need em to not be, the texture ends up being just off. Yeah I commented on this a few weeks ago. Grocery store flour tortillas have this weird sourness that you never get in restaurants, even mass production ones like Chipotle. I guess if they don’t have to worry about shelf life and they have a steamer there’s no reason to buy Mission
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LifeSunDeath posted:Ah yes, apple skins musn't be peeled in traditional apple beans. i think i'm slightly relieved to learn these are apple slices, i thought it was avocado.
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The Bloop posted:The best hot dog buns are the New England variety that are flat on the sides like a regular bread slice so they can be toasted, but they are slightly thicker than regular sliced bread and so give the perfect ratio/consistency Oh god yes. I think the problem is lovely white bread just get squished, so you need something THICC and FIRM.
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Data Graham posted:Yeah I commented on this a few weeks ago. Grocery store flour tortillas have this weird sourness that you never get in restaurants, even mass production ones like Chipotle. I guess if they don’t have to worry about shelf life and they have a steamer there’s no reason to buy Mission We've noticed ones that straight up smell like butt, like so odd smelling we've thrown em away immediately. Now we're on to these ones you cook at home:  Throw em into a pan and they puff up and get a little crispy and taste super good. Still doubt they'd do ok with a hotdog, but they do great with everything else.
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Australians in general seem to have some....ideas about white bread. Pictured: Fairy bread
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LifeSunDeath posted:We've noticed ones that straight up smell like butt, like so odd smelling we've thrown em away immediately. Now we're on to these ones you cook at home:  Interesting.Lately I've been getting those Guerrero corn tostadas (the round flat ones) for taco purposes, they're real good (but obvs wouldn't help much with a hot dog)
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LifeSunDeath posted:We've noticed ones that straight up smell like butt, like so odd smelling we've thrown em away immediately. Now we're on to these ones you cook at home: seconded, these are quite good
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Generally if you're going storebought the ones you cook yourself are better than the ready-to-eat. I also recommend a tortilla warmer.
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