Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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11 Mar 2010, 11:44 #19781
Eve wrote:

I grew up on the East coast. :victory:


we have good fish here, just i am inept at catching them. and i haven't taken a deep sea boat because the dramamine will just knock me out for the entire trip.
11 Mar 2010, 12:02 #19782
krim wrote:

we have good fish here, just i am inept at catching them. and i haven't taken a deep sea boat because the dramamine will just knock me out for the entire trip.


Cant do the ocean?

I get airsick in a plane but never on the sea. :headscratch:
11 Mar 2010, 12:37 #19783
Eve wrote:

Cant do the ocean?

I get airsick in a plane but never on the sea. :headscratch:


nope, i have to do it from the pier or something, lakes and streams i've had no luck.

i think it's a visual thing, you can't see in the plane, but on the water you can see stuff move and your brain compensates. for me, nothing works, unless im driving, even now, i start to get a little ill if its really winding.
11 Mar 2010, 23:53 #19784
krim wrote:

nope, i have to do it from the pier or something, lakes and streams i've had no luck.

i think it's a visual thing, you can't see in the plane, but on the water you can see stuff move and your brain compensates. for me, nothing works, unless im driving, even now, i start to get a little ill if its really winding.


Air pressure/inner ear problem for me. Sucks. My bad landing coming back from Norway this year completely incapacitated me. They had to wheel me through immigration. So embarrassing. :ashamed: But I couldnt walk.

On Topic: With this cold wet weather Im thinking a nice bowl of soup. Maybe clam chowder. :mrgreen:
12 Mar 2010, 00:30 #19785
krim wrote:

we have good fish here, just i am inept at catching them. and i haven't taken a deep sea boat because the dramamine will just knock me out for the entire trip.


I caught a can of sardines once in Aisle 7
12 Mar 2010, 01:12 #19786
Tu_triky wrote:

I caught a can of sardines once in Aisle 7


:lol:


Me too, yesterday. But in Aisle 3.
We get around.
12 Mar 2010, 01:18 #19787
Eve wrote:

:lol:


Me too, yesterday. But in Aisle 3.
We get around.


I won't be winning any fishing contests anytime soon but I stay fed.

:beaten:
12 Mar 2010, 08:54 #19788
i got these spanish anchovies to stuff into some calamata olives.. $5 for a small tin with 8 slices in it... :sweat:
12 Mar 2010, 09:14 #19789
krim wrote:i got these spanish anchovies to stuff into some calamata olives.. $5 for a small tin with 8 slices in it... :sweat:



Yum.
12 Mar 2010, 09:29 #19790
^ Never developed a taste for olives... Whereas my brother eats 'em like grapes. :sweat:
12 Mar 2010, 09:56 #19791
bmwracer wrote:^ Never developed a taste for olives... Whereas my brother eats 'em like grapes. :sweat:


I only can eat the green ones. But I do like them soaked in vodka. Only way I like vodka. :beaten:
12 Mar 2010, 10:11 #19792
it was a super salty treat, there is a way to make it less so, but i didn't have time to look it up.
12 Mar 2010, 11:52 #19793
[quote="krim". $5 for a small tin with 8 slices in it... :sweat:[/quote]

:shocked: :shocked: Pricey.
12 Mar 2010, 12:16 #19794
very. it was a gourmet super bowl party where everyone made something nice and brought it or cooked it there. no nachos, no 7 layer dip, no chips, etc. the olives cost me about $14 and two tins of anchovies to stuff them with.
12 Mar 2010, 12:19 #19795
krim wrote:i got these spanish anchovies to stuff into some calamata olives.. $5 for a small tin with 8 slices in it... :sweat:


Spain is renowned for its canned food, seafood in particular. I recently went to the SLS Hotel on La Cienega and we ate a few things while at their bar, Bar Centro, which basically has tapas on their menu. One of things we had was the in-house canned Kumamoto oysters. They were bombay, man.
12 Mar 2010, 23:45 #19796
Heading over to my brother's house this Saturday... Some good eats are merited. :woot: :victory:
13 Mar 2010, 13:34 #19797
do all miso paste contain monosodium glutamate ?
13 Mar 2010, 13:38 #19798
Eyeyore wrote:do all miso paste contain monosodium glutamate ?


Not naturally. MSG is usually added as a "flavor enhancer." There must be some brands that are organic and unadulterated by artificial chemicals such as MSG.
13 Mar 2010, 13:40 #19799
Eyeyore wrote:do all miso paste contain monosodium glutamate ?


Short answer is no. Some mass producers add it to enhance flavor without aging. I have "Hikari" brand red miso paste, it's imported/produced by JFC Intl. I can't handle much msg, so i do seek out foods that have none or only natural concentrations.
13 Mar 2010, 13:47 #19800
krim wrote:

Short answer is no. Some mass producers add it to enhance flavor without aging. I have "Hikari" brand red miso paste, it's imported/produced by JFC Intl. I can't handle much msg, so i do seek out foods that have none or only natural concentrations.


After I gave up K, I used to cook MSG and fluff it up with my AMEX card.

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