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Fishstick posted:What now? I hosed up
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AlbieQuirky posted:On the "sweet pasta" front, my mother-in-law used to make noodle kugel and it was delicious. I was just going to mention noodle kugel! It's an Ashkenazi Jewish dish so probably related to the other sweet, cream cheesy pastas mentioned. My mom's is more savoury - heavier on the sour cream than the sugar and with lots of black pepper - but still pretty sweet.
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titties posted:E: Wait a MINUTE! Who's turn is it to spouse her right now?
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Dec 14, 2015 04:51
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Oh great, the threads getting creepy and weird again
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Dec 14, 2015 05:01
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NotAnArtist posted:Oh great, the threads getting creepy and weird again We made it like a week... progress I guess? Have some squid ink pasta! 
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Dec 14, 2015 05:05
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NotAnArtist posted:Oh great, the threads getting creepy and weird again Agreed, here's an unappealing... thing 
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Dec 14, 2015 05:38
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cash crab posted:Agreed, here's an unappealing... thing It almost, maybe, looks like beef in a peanut sauce, which could potentially be delicious. Of course, that is probably misplaced optimism on my part.
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Dec 14, 2015 05:45
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Efexeye posted:beef stroganoff? I think so... 
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Dienes posted:My grandmother used to make us cheese ravioli with milk, sugar, and jelly. I, for one, actually would really enjoy a sub-derail into "anti-food our families made us that we love in spite of ourselves".
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Dec 14, 2015 05:50
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if you put that over some egg noodles with a dollop of sour cream and some chopped parsley it'd look jest fahn
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Pastry of the Year posted:I, for one, actually would really enjoy a sub-derail into "anti-food our families made us that we love in spite of ourselves". "pizza" two slices of white wonder bread, covered in ketchup, each with a slice of american cheese and a little sprinkle of oregano on it, 3-4 minutes in the toaster oven and we have pizza!
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Dec 14, 2015 05:53
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Plinkey posted:"pizza" two slices of white wonder bread, covered in ketchup, each with a slice of american cheese and a little sprinkle of oregano on it, 3-4 minutes in the toaster oven and we have pizza! Oh, golly, I've had that, but: put the slices of bread on top of each other, press them down as hard as you can, and microwave them because your aunt doesn't own a toaster oven.
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Dec 14, 2015 05:59
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  I don't think my parents ever made anything particularly hosed. The only thing I couldn't stand was liver, which my mom loved, and my dad would take me out somewhere all day so we could avoid the smell. Naturally, my current downstairs neighbor owns a "dog treat" business where he dehydrates liver and so it smells like that all the time now. There is constantly animal blood on the porch.
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Dec 14, 2015 06:04
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Pastry of the Year posted:Oh, golly, I've had that, but: put the slices of bread on top of each other, press them down as hard as you can, and microwave them because your aunt doesn't own a toaster oven. My grandma has/had some kind of aversion to pizza, she claims it's because it was all she ate in high school/nursing school when her and her friends went out after class/working and got tired of it (this would have been in like the late 40s) so when we wanted pizza we got that as a snack then also ate whatever was actually being made for dinner. Thinking about it I don't think I've ever seen her eat pizza so maybe 40s pizza in small town PA really sucked.
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cash crab posted:I don't think my parents ever made anything particularly hosed.
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I guess I walked into that one. vvv: Wait, what? cash crab has a new favorite as of 07:05 on Dec 14, 2015 |
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 I honestly have no idea what that thing on the right is. A rotten banana? A breadstick gone wrong?
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McDonalds is the fast food of anti-food porn. It's the only time I've ever tasted a cheeseburger that tasted dead.
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chitoryu12 posted:McDonalds is the fast food of anti-food porn. It's the only time I've ever tasted a cheeseburger that tasted dead. May I interest you in Japanese McDonalds 
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RareAcumen posted:[timg]http://i.imgur.com/CoUTp3x.jpg][/timg] Oh look, a picture of my life. Neat.
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cash crab posted:May I interest you in Japanese McDonalds Why is it grey? Why is the bottom covered in tar?
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Dec 14, 2015 08:27
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Mymla posted:Why is it grey? Why is the bottom covered in tar? Pretty sure it's also squid ink. Also: for fun, silly!
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Dec 14, 2015 08:36
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:
It's a normal banana that's starting to brown. Are you trolling your own thread son
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Dec 14, 2015 08:36
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Mymla posted:Why is it grey? Why is the bottom covered in tar? 1) Novelty and food coloring. 2) Probably something to do with seaweed, I unno.
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Dec 14, 2015 08:38
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I love this because I can imagine a stoned teenager trying to shop for himself for the first time and assuming this is the how the process works
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Dec 14, 2015 08:39
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cash crab posted:...my current downstairs neighbor owns a "dog treat" business where he dehydrates liver and so it smells like that all the time now. There is constantly animal blood on the porch. The gently caress?
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Dec 14, 2015 10:14
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Now I'm going to have to make my very favorite AFP next paycheck, fried chicken livers.  Thanks, thread!
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Dec 14, 2015 10:29
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cash crab posted:There is constantly animal blood on the porch. Farewell, good hunter. May you find your worth in the waking world.
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Dec 14, 2015 10:40
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:
Boiled plantain?
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Cutie Pie Swag~
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I'm more concerned with the thing next to the banana. Is that just a chopped off end of a potato?
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:
Long thin thing looks like cassava to me. And what's next to it could be taro. Do you know what country this picture is from?
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inkblot posted:Farewell, good hunter. May you find your worth in the waking world. \o_
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Plinkey posted:My grandma has/had some kind of aversion to pizza, she claims it's because it was all she ate in high school/nursing school when her and her friends went out after class/working and got tired of it (this would have been in like the late 40s) so when we wanted pizza we got that as a snack then also ate whatever was actually being made for dinner. Thinking about it I don't think I've ever seen her eat pizza so maybe 40s pizza in small town PA really sucked. Not saying your grandma is necessarily a racist, but with old folks there's sometimes an aversion to pizza due to racism against Italians. My grandfather always considered pizza and most other ethnic foods to be "snacks," and would never countenance eating them as proper meals. He never at snacks either, really, though, so "that's a snack! not a meal!" was just his way of saying "get hosed!"
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ErIog posted:Not saying your grandma is necessarily a racist, but with old folks there's sometimes an aversion to pizza due to racism against Italians. My grandfather always considered pizza and most other ethnic foods to be "snacks," and would never countenance eating them as proper meals. He never at snacks either, really, though, so "that's a snack! not a meal!" was just his way of saying "get hosed!" Tangential, but once as a small child, my grandparents were babysitting my brother and I for a weekend. They took us to see Babe in theaters and told me after we would get pizza. So we're driving home through suburban Detroit and passing pizza place after pizza place and I'm losing hope, but then I realize they could be getting delivery! We get home and I expect my grandmother to order us a pizza and she pulls out: one single Stouffer's French Bread pizza. She watched her weight, so she thought that everyone would be ok with a quarter of a piece of frozen pizza. My parents picked us up the next day and we immediately went to a local diner and shoved an adult lunch combo down our throats after having only eaten grapefruit and a small amount of pizza. My grandma is going to love forever, fueled by spite and burnt English Muffins.
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cash crab posted:Agreed, here's an unappealing... thing that delicious though
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"shepherd's pie" being instant potatoes (because my sister wouldn't eat real real potatoes), shredded cheddar product, frozen mixed veggies cooked with greyed ground beef, and some canned gravy.
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