Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Tu_triky wrote:[image]

where do you find these pix? :hehe:

qilver wrote:

where do you find these pix? :hehe:

haha...oh just an artifact of my random musings on the Net.

my friend is married to an american lady and this year, like last, i'm invited to thanks giving. last time she cooked roast potatoes with marshmallows. do you really eat that? :shocked:

kenjilina wrote:my friend is married to an american lady and this year, like last, i'm invited to thanks giving. last time she cooked roast potatoes with marshmallows. do you really eat that? :shocked:

what tha f*ck? you must be joking......that sounds disgusting....and no, i've never ever heard of somebody eating that slop.

Tu_triky wrote:

what tha f*ck? you must be joking......that sounds disgusting....and no, i've never ever heard of somebody eating that slop.

oh ok, maybe she's taking the piss out of us! :confused: :hehe:

kenjilina wrote:my friend is married to an american lady and this year, like last, i'm invited to thanks giving. last time she cooked roast potatoes with marshmallows. do you really eat that? :shocked:

she probably is using sweet potatoes, not regular spuds.

krim wrote:

she probably is using sweet potatoes, not regular spuds.

so sweet spuds and marshmallows is the norm? just wondering. :mrgreen:

kenjilina wrote:

so sweet spuds and marshmallows is the norm? just wondering. :mrgreen:

i've seen that before... not normal if you ask me.

krim wrote:

she probably is using sweet potatoes, not regular spuds.

even so...i wouldn't dare say that qualifies as traditional thanksgiving fare....whatever....to each his own.

krim wrote:

i've seen that before... not normal if you ask me.

well, she's not exactly normal so that explains things! :hehe:

shit, i hope she doesn't read this. :sweat:

kenjilina wrote:

well, she's not exactly normal so that explains things! :hehe:

shit, i hope she doesn't read this. :sweat:

tell her to make some gyoza instead filled with minced turkey....

Tu_triky wrote:

tell her to make some gyoza instead filled with minced turkey....

sure go for some gyoza laters, maybe some japanese food for dinners, but SJ doesn't have any good places like So-Cal does. :bonk:

qilver wrote:

sure go for some gyoza laters, maybe some japanese food for dinners, but SJ doesn't have any good places like So-Cal does. :bonk:

than go to panda express...at least you can get some authentic chinese food.

Tu_triky wrote:

than go to panda express...at least you can get some authentic chinese food.

i'll pass on that....

mitsuwa - miyabi-tei is ok, some decent places in japan-town SJ 4th st. area, but i'd say Honda-ya in Tustin is better.

qilver wrote:

i'll pass on that.....

go for the local chop suey then...i hear it rocks.....and don't forget to load up on fortune cookies afterwards....the center piece of any meal. :rofl:

Tu_triky wrote:

than go to panda express...at least you can get some authentic chinese food.

you did NOT just say that.
:beatyou:

krim wrote:

you did NOT just say that.
:beatyou:

:rofl: com'on dude, everybody knows their orange chicken is the height of authenticity and taste....coupled with a few dashes of MSG and it would beat any entree made by an iron chef.

Tu_triky wrote:than go to panda express...at least you can get some authentic chinese food.

That's where I go. :hehe:

^
see.


I rest my case. :victory:

krim wrote:^
see.


I rest my case. :victory:

okay i see, sir. :P

nah but this looks appetizing....i c a nice bowl of soba in warm broth.

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