Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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3 Aug 2007, 13:45 #13841
Wow, they'll tie in anything, won't they??
3 Aug 2007, 13:50 #13842
Anime Dad wrote:Wow, they'll tie in anything, won't they??

If people will buy it.... ;)
3 Aug 2007, 14:06 #13843
bmwracer wrote:More Nodame food. :hehe:

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that shiet on left looks like a bowl of yack.......i'll stick with the club sandwich.
3 Aug 2007, 14:32 #13844
Tu_triky wrote:that shiet on left looks like a bowl of yack.

It's probably made by none other than Nodame herself. :hehe:
3 Aug 2007, 14:45 #13845
bmwracer wrote:
It's probably made by none other than Nodame herself. :hehe:


:hehe: good point...doesn't look like a tasty chiaki creation.
3 Aug 2007, 21:52 #13846
There's a whole shop dedicated to that anime in one of the back streets of Harajuku. It doesn't seem to be so popular. More kids go to the convenience store about a block away or McDonald's. :bleh:
3 Aug 2007, 23:10 #13847
don wrote:There's a whole shop dedicated to that anime in one of the back streets of Harajuku.

Are you talking about the Nodame Cafe?
4 Aug 2007, 02:50 #13848
bmwracer wrote:
Uh, Thanksgiving is a ways off... Oh wait, that ain't a Canadian schtick. :sweat:


lol our thanksgiving is in October. But sometimes I whip up a turkey dinner when I'm really thankful for something. Hence, I did one for my sis's birthday. Stuffing ended up being the best I've evah made. :thumbsup:

Sugoi... Nodame has it's own food line?!
4 Aug 2007, 02:53 #13849
Wynter wrote:
Sugoi... Nodame has it's own food line?!


3 day leftovers with flies buzzing around it...then they seal it to package in the stank.
4 Aug 2007, 02:54 #13850
Tu_triky wrote:

3 day leftovers with flies buzzing around it...then they seal it to package in the stank.


Stank? That man with the stinky panty/shoe fetish must be getting excited.
4 Aug 2007, 02:56 #13851
Wynter wrote:

Stank? That man with the stinky panty/shoe fetish must be getting excited.


that's a different aroma.
4 Aug 2007, 03:35 #13852
Tu_triky wrote:

that's a different aroma.


I don't think panties and shoes have the same aromas... :bleh:
4 Aug 2007, 03:39 #13853
Wynter wrote:

I don't think panties and shoes have the same aromas... :bleh:



only if you compare left shoes and panties....
4 Aug 2007, 03:41 #13854
Tu_triky wrote:


only if you compare left shoes and panties....


Ah yes, that left shoe. That does make a difference, I must say.


:rofl:

On Topic: Mmmmmm... okra for lunch! I'm going to a birthday party tonight. I hope they serve something good.
4 Aug 2007, 04:00 #13855
Wynter wrote:

Ah yes, that left shoe. That does make a difference, I must say.


:rofl:

On Topic: Mmmmmm... okra for lunch! I'm going to a birthday party tonight. I hope they serve something good.




haha since you mentioend okra - bacon wrapped grilled okra

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4 Aug 2007, 05:36 #13856
i've just attempted a jacket potato in the microwave. a disaster. it went bin bound. :bleh:
4 Aug 2007, 05:40 #13857
kenjilina wrote:i've just attempted a jacket potato in the microwave. a disaster. it went bin bound. :bleh:


what's a jacket potato...i've never heard that term before.
4 Aug 2007, 05:50 #13858
Tu_triky wrote:what's a jacket potato...i've never heard that term before.

Is it one of those ones you buy at the store that are already wrapped with plastic for microwaving?

Though I haven't had a baked potato in ages, I just take a regular tater, microwave it for roughly five minutes then put it in a hot oven at 350F for about 15-20 minutes to get the skin nice and crispy. :)
4 Aug 2007, 05:55 #13859
bmwracer wrote:
Is it one of those ones you buy at the store that are already wrapped with plastic for microwaving?


oh i see...yeah makes sense.


Though I haven't had a baked potato in ages, I just take a regular tater, microwave it for roughly five minutes then put it in a hot oven at 350F for about 15-20 minutes to get the skin nice and crispy. :)


interesting so you steam it the microwave and then crisp it in the oven....sounds good. :mrgreen:

do you then slather it with butter like @ Shinsegumi :P

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4 Aug 2007, 06:04 #13860
Tu_triky wrote:

what's a jacket potato...i've never heard that term before.


also called jacket spuds here.

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