As the title implies this thread is for talking about all things culinary. Personally I love to cook.(but maybe this is the wrong forum.)
Greek Ribs; mashed potatoes with dill, garlic and milk (to make the potatoes creamy); frybread (sugar/yeast method); ZA super chili special ultra edition MKII; and... stir-fry made with u-don noodles and chili paste to add heat (I use this stuff (http://importfood.com/saso0801.html))
I can also sometimes whip stuff up with random ingredients. I'm pretty lazy to cook most of the time but I love when a meal comes together. :-)
One word: Cinnamon
Good with almost anything, though most people are hesitant to use it.
Really? Even non-sweet things? What kind of ingredients/spices does it work best with?
OMG, indian tacos! They are one of the best things you can ever taste. If you ever have a chance to try one, go for it.
Chile, chicken, rice, all sorts of things. Just try stuff and you won't be disappointed.
I prefer barbeque, my cousin owns a resturant, and pretty much anything but mexican food, hate the stuff.
Cinnamon can go on bbq.
Quote from: Zero Angel on November 28, 2009, 04:45:16 AM
OMG, indian tacos! They are one of the best things you can ever taste. If you ever have a chance to try one, go for it.
[?TACOS I need more NOW whare ARE the TACOS?] [!!!!!I want a Taco!!!!!!!]
[☺Tacos☺]
I hate tacos
I ♥ Tacos
Exactly, there terrible.
Reserve Chardonnay
Rattlesnake or King Crab Hors d'Ouerves
Variety of fresh breads with soft butter
Pumpkin Soup or Fresh Tossed Spinach salad with Hot Bacon Dressing
2-inch-thick Buffalo Prime Rib with a Cabernet Demi Glace
Maine Lobster tail w/lemon butter
Steamed asparagus with Hollandaise Sauce
German Potato Salad
Fresh Carrot Cake with Homemade Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
Gevalia French Roast Coffee
Cognac
Sounds nice. Pumpkin soup is good. Ever had potato soup?
Yes, with ham. *is reminded of homemade split pea soup*
potato chowder is very good, all chowders are good, but only when its nice and heavy.
get some pre-rolled pastry, coat it in cherry tomatoes, ham and cheese, then bake. REALLY easy, and tastes freakin lovely.
A Stockmen and Dakota pub burger cooked well with provologne cheese and lettuce with brown mustard, heavenly.
Creamed chipped beef on toast.
Broccoli and cheese soup.
Mhmmm.
Did you know you can make a delicious tea from green pine needles?
yep.
Quote from: Clavin12 on November 29, 2009, 07:05:45 PM
Did you know you can make a delicious tea from green pine needles?
I never heard of making a green tea from pine needles.Where did you get your idea?
A survival manual.
Nettles :-D
Tomato, basil and mozzarella toasted sandwich. Add some pepper; simple and delicious.
In fact, I love almost anything with tomato and basil, they just go so well together.
Bacon, bacon goes well with everything.
Truth.
What does bacon not go well with?
There is nothing with which bacon does not go well.
There's got to be something, like....
ummm....
uhhh...
Oh, creamed spinach! Not even bacon could make that stuff good. Creamed spinach is inherently evil.
Hurray for 200 posts, finally
bacon makes every thing better.
every thing but pure jolokia peppers after these you can't tase the bacon or move my god they are hot.
We grow them in our back yard! Btw I'm a huge fan of citrus, especially its peel.
Here's a thought for a quick sandwich. Take a flour tortilla heated up for 30 in the nuk-a-nator, add some lettuce, sliced tomatoes, pickle slices, sliced cheese, your favorite condiment, and cold cut. Fold in half and enjoy.
Did you just make that up?
Quote from: BNG Da BZ Fool on December 04, 2009, 06:39:17 PM
Here's a thought for a quick sandwich. Take a flour tortilla heated up for 30 in the nuk-a-nator, add some lettuce, sliced tomatoes, pickle slices, sliced cheese, your favorite condiment, and cold cut. Fold in half and enjoy.
sounds like a tacko.
tryed it.
it's ok whith hot pepper slices.
I realy like hot things.