Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Anime Dad wrote:Yeah. I've told you a trillion times not to exaggerate :P

O fine. >>tells everyone the truth about your peppy<< :beaten:

:lol:

I'll take 4 pieces of those.
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By tabana

tabana wrote::lol:

I'll take 4 pieces of those.
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By tabana

:lol:

"Please attend my one piece nigirizushi party. There will be enough toro for all."

--tabana

:rofl:

It's like those giant sub at subway. :hehe:

tabana wrote::rofl:

It's like those giant sub at subway. :hehe:

that pic is hilarious.

tabana wrote::lol:

I'll take 4 pieces of those.
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By tabana

That's sorta big.

bmwracer wrote:
That's sorta big.

It's so funny. Makes me wanna pull out my tweezers and pluck some dood's nose hairs.

Tu_triky wrote:It's so funny. Makes me wanna pull out my tweezers and pluck some dood's nose hairs.

Ouch... *winces*

tabana wrote::lol:

I'll take 4 pieces of those.

And a LARGE bucket of wasabi [/list:u]

bmwracer wrote:
Ouch... *winces*

haha...i like when the guy approaches his nose with the tweezers, and because he's in the libary, he whispers his name, "hoosto, hoosto"

his name is ernesto hoost.

but since this is the food thread...here's two stingy pieces of unagi...talk about miserly porportions :sweat: :P


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Tu_triky wrote:here's two stingy pieces of unagi...talk about miserly porportions :sweat: :P


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A little, but they look to be broiled rather nicely... Though, they don't glisten with the sauce that's typically brushed on after preparation. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
A little, but they look to be broiled rather nicely... Though, they don't glisten with the sauce that's typically brushed on after preparation. :sweat:

Yeah they're not "glisteners" :hehe:

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Try this: Unagi-don @ Daikokuya, Little Tokyo

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Tu_triky wrote:[image]

Oooh. :drooling:

Ambrosia in a bento. :bonk: :bonk: :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:
Oooh. :drooling:

Ambrosia in a bento. :bonk: :bonk: :bonk:

talk about a satisfying meal. :nut:

Tu_triky wrote:talk about a satisfying meal. :nut:

I'll say.

It's make the turkey on wheat I just ate look like crap. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
I'll say.

It's make the turkey on wheat I just ate look like crap. :sweat:

haha...

The Microwave Diet: 8 Great Frozen Entrees
Posted Tue, Oct 23, 2007, 5:17 pm PDT

It's a given: Life is going to hand you a certain number of days so crazed that high-speed take-out seems like the only dinner option.

The hitch? The only people who know less about portion control than restaurant chefs are the stressed-out and starving. (You know the feeling: You deserve to supersize something after the day you've had.)

The fix? Stock your freezer with healthy versions of your fave take-out treats--ones that are delicious enough to keep you driving right past the fast-food palace. Honest, they exist. Just check this list, tested by a bunch of tough-to-please tasters.

PIZZA: Lean Cuisine Brick Oven Style Roasted Garlic Chicken Pizza
Here's a great way to soothe pizza craving without worrying about the 2-slice cut-off! The flatbread crust is topped with creamy garlic sauce, chicken, and cheese. And it crisps up perfectly in the microwave.
340 calories, 7g fat (2g saturated), 49g carbohydrates, 670mg sodium, 2g fiber, 20g protein

ENCHILADAS: Amy's Black Bean and Vegetable Enchiladas
Dig into two corn tortillas filled with black beans, corn, zucchini, tofu, and bell peppers, all covered in mild enchilada sauce. Note that there's a low-sodium version of this meal: 380 mg vs. 780 mg in the regular recipe. Smart. High salt hits are hard to avoid in most frozen food, so take advantage.
380 calories, 12g fat (1g saturated), 44g carbohydrate, 380mg sodium, 6g fiber, 10g protein

BURRITO: Cedarlane's Low Fat Beans, Rice, and Cheese Style Burrito
This almost sounds too healthy to be fun, but even our burrito junkies loved this dish of pinto beans, soy cheddar cheese, tomatoes, and organic brown rice, wrapped in a warm wheat tortilla. For extra zing, top it off with your favorite salsa.
260 calories, 1g fat (0g saturated), 48g carbohydrate, 490mg sodium, 7g fiber, 13g protein

PANINI: Lean Cuisine's Chicken, Spinach, and Mushroom Panini
Okay, it's not quite the same as the corner bistro's, but a little perspective here: eating just half of Panera Bread's Frontega Chicken Panini would cost you 440 calories, 21g of fat, and 1150mg of sodium! This is faster, cheaper, much healthier, and surprisingly satisfying.
280 calories, 8g fat (3.5g saturated), 32g carbohydrate, 690mg sodium, 5g fiber, 21g protein

THAI NOODLES: Seeds of Change Spicy Thai Peanut Noodles
You don't have to be a nutritionist to figure that large servings of noodles drenched in peanut sauce are hazardous to your waist. Not these. The linguini is made with healthy semolina wheat flour, and there's plenty of zippy ginger-peanut sauce flavoring the noodles, veggies, and tofu (done just right--nice and firm).
350 calories, 9g fat (3g saturated), 620mg sodium, 51g carbohydrate, 4g fiber, 17g protein

RAVIOLI: Lean Cuisine Butternut Squash Ravioli
This indulgent-tasting dish features pillowy squash raviolis with a creamy pumpkin-like filling, surrounded by yellow and orange carrots, snap peas, and chopped walnuts, all covered with a light cream sauce. Bonus: It gives you almost all the vitamin A you need for the whole day.
350 calories, 9g fat (3g saturated), 56g carbohydrates, 660mg sodium, 6g fiber, 13g protein

MAC 'N' CHEESE: Smart Ones Macaroni and Cheese
Every now and then you need a taste of your favorite childhood dish. If mac and cheese is yours, this one will soothe your inner 5-year-old's needs for just 270 warm, creamy calories.
270 calories, 2g fat (1g saturated), 52g carbohydrates, 790mg sodium, 2g fiber, 11g protein

SOMETHING DIFFERENT: Kashi Lemongrass Coconut Chicken
A delicious bowl of tender snow peas, carrots, broccoli, and grilled chicken breast on a bed of seven whole grains that are flavored with a lemongrass-coconut sauce...this meal smells almost as good as it tastes.
300 calories, 8g fat (4g saturated), 38g carbohydrate, 680mg sodium, 7g of fiber, 18g protein

I've had so much Pizza this week (had pizza/chicken party today at work) and candy/chocolate that I'm sure I've gained 10 pounds. :shamefulcry: An of course, all the weight pops out on my butt and thighs. :doh: :grumble:

Wynter wrote:I've had so much Pizza this week (had pizza/chicken party today at work) and candy/chocolate that I'm sure I've gained 10 pounds. :shamefulcry: An of course, all the weight pops out on my butt and thighs. :doh: :grumble:

Either that or you've been following those Enlarge Your Ass emails Tu was talking about :hehe:

Anime Dad wrote:

Either that or you've been following those Enlarge Your Ass emails Tu was talking about :hehe:

I get those along with the e-mails from my favorite Nigerian prince who wants to transfer large sums of money to my bank account. I will ask him to throw in a large bag of chips as well.