Food, Food, and More Food Thread

3 Aug 2006, 23:20 #9041

yee haw!

i have Early Wonderful trees (my trees are ~40yrs old), if anyone is interested in cuttings, i'd be happy to start some after the fruiting season.

3 Aug 2006, 23:28 #9042

bmwracer wrote:Farmer Krim... Catchy, ain't it? :hehe:

Given the right conditions, farmer krim will probably plant Durian trees too. :)

3 Aug 2006, 23:29 #9043

w3bhead wrote:

Given the right conditions, farmer krim will probably plant Durian trees too. :)

i was exploring the possibility earlier this week. :victory:

3 Aug 2006, 23:30 #9044

w3bhead wrote:

Given the right conditions, farmer krim will probably plant Durian trees too. :)

in his bedroom...

3 Aug 2006, 23:34 #9045

speaking of food...i really like takoyaki in a blanket...great dish.

3 Aug 2006, 23:35 · edited #9046

Tu_triky wrote:

in his bedroom...

:hehe: Not only can krim get his daily fix of durian, it can serve as a natural air freshener as well.

3 Aug 2006, 23:35 #9047

krim wrote:i was exploring the possibility earlier this week. :victory:

Y'know, I'm still waiting for you to lay down that drought-resistant lawn for me....

3 Aug 2006, 23:35 #9048

w3bhead wrote:

:hehe: It can serve as a natural air freshener as well.

keeps away the critters at night.....and everybody else.

3 Aug 2006, 23:37 #9049

Tu_triky wrote:speaking of food...i really like takoyaki in a blanket...great dish.

bahahahahaha.. is there a takoyaki and friends comeback by any chance?

3 Aug 2006, 23:40 #9050

littlemissfab wrote:

bahahahahaha.. is there a takoyaki and friends comeback by any chance?

I believe it already made it's appearance earlier, but it went away again. :beaten:

3 Aug 2006, 23:42 · edited #9051

littlemissfab wrote:

bahahahahaha.. is there a takoyaki and friends comeback by any chance?

nah...it's the powers that be don't like takoyaki....but as w3b mentioned they did make a guest appearance.

3 Aug 2006, 23:50 #9052

i would love to have a huge bowl of chiken porridge right now. like with fresh egg, long onions, chili garlic and thin slices of toasted crueller

3 Aug 2006, 23:51 #9053

bmwracer wrote:
Y'know, I'm still waiting for you to lay down that drought-resistant lawn for me....

*unfurls a roll of astroturf*

w3bhead wrote:

:hehe: Not only can krim get his daily fix of durian, it can serve as a natural air freshener as well.

and home defense.. i can have durian drop on the heads of burglers.

Tu_triky wrote:speaking of food...i really like takoyaki in a blanket...great dish.

Have you tried Taiyaki in a blanket... yummy midnight snack.

4 Aug 2006, 00:08 #9054

krim wrote:Have you tried Taiyaki in a blanket... yummy midnight snack.

Well, it is drought-resistant. :mrgreen:

4 Aug 2006, 04:18 #9055

mr. lee's sandwiches... :beatyou:
what a luxury...none near my workplace, and usually no time to get it, but once in a while...except today :twisted: :applaud:

4 Aug 2006, 07:27 #9056

the ultimate Okonomiyaki...the bonito flakes are the size of whole fish! :sweat:

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4 Aug 2006, 07:45 #9057

Tu_triky wrote:the ultimate Okonomiyaki...the bonito flakes are the size of whole fish! :sweat:

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yummmy....yummmmmy!!!!! :mrgreen:

4 Aug 2006, 07:51 #9058

K.T.Tran wrote:

yummmy....yummmmmy!!!!! :mrgreen:

fo' real! why isn't that japanese food in my mouth :shamefulcry: :beaten:

4 Aug 2006, 08:22 #9059

Tu_triky wrote:

lol..."unidentifiied" ..may you are being awfully diplomatic......which is good...it proves you weren't too traumatized by the meal.

I don't think the little brown lumps helped a whole lot

4 Aug 2006, 08:27 #9060

kitakaze wrote:

I don't think the little brown lumps helped a whole lot

lol...i feel your pain....your subtle description speaks volume.... :sweat:

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