Food, Food, and More Food Thread

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

Right.... Velveeta Rules!!!!

Cheese, not orange goop.

[bmwracer]

Tu_triky wrote:

Cheese, not orange goop.

Velveeta = Swedish for "Liquid Plastic"

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

Velveeta = Swedish for "Liquid Plastic"

Funny. I'm sure it's good for dishes that require melted cheese because it's processed to maintain a certain viscosity and texture...but there are probably tastier cheeses out there. But hey...it's American!

[bmwracer]

Tu_triky wrote:

Funny. I'm sure it's good for dishes that require melted cheese because it's processed to maintain a certain viscosity and texture...but there are probably tastier cheeses out there. But hey...it's American!

Made proudly in the USA...

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

Made proudly in the USA...

It serves its purpose well, I will admit.

[bmwracer]

Tu_triky wrote:

It serves its purpose well, I will admit.

Doubles as construction adhesive as well.

What other product has such diverse uses??

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

Doubles as construction adhesive as well. What other product has such diverse uses??

The functional fromage

[Eve]

bmwracer wrote:

Right.... Velveeta Rules!!!!

Plastic Fantastic!!
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[bmwracer]

Thanksgiving lunch: Turkey, Honeybaked ham, green bean casserole, stuffing, mashed potatoes, whole cranberry-orange sauce.

[bmwracer]

Thanksgiving dinner: Barbecued duck, roast turkey, green beans, stuffing, garlic mashed potatoes, whole cranberry sauce.

I'll be spending the rest of the weekend trying to work it all off on the rowing machine.

[Tu_triky]

^ Yum.

[Takoyama]

bmwracer wrote:

Thanksgiving lunch: Turkey, Honeybaked ham, green bean casserole, stuffing, mashed potatoes, whole cranberry-orange sauce.

I wish I could have some of that.

[Eve]

Takoyama wrote:

I wish I could have some of that.

I thought the duck looked delicious too!
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[Tu_triky]

Eve wrote:

I thought the duck looked delicious too!

Brown = flavor

[Chrolo]

That definitely doesn't look tasty. But quit german I think, the right one^^
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[Tu_triky]

The anti-Thanksgiving meal.

Shrimp marinated in hot sauce with green beans. No fat or oil. Only 376 calories.

[bmwracer]

Takoyama wrote:

I wish I could have some of that.

You shoulda came by: there was enough food to feed at least another dozen people.

Finally went to Ramen Mottainai today with a buddy of mine...

Had the miso ramen with the buttered corn added along with an order of gyoza (of course)...

Unfortunately, I was so jazzed to get out there that I forgot my cell phone and didn't get any pics.

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

You shoulda came by: there was enough food to feed at least another dozen people. Finally went to Ramen Mottainai today with a buddy of mine... Had the miso ramen with the buttered corn added along with an order of gyoza (of course)... Unfortunately, I was so jazzed to get out there that I forgot my cell phone and didn't get any pics.

Did you like it?

[bmwracer]

Tu_triky wrote:

Did you like it?

Yeah, I did.

The gyoza were nice and crisp... And hot... I burned my mouth a bit, but it was a good burn.

The gyoza filling tasted fresh and wasn't a meat-vegetable mass, but individual pieces, a telltale sign that they were homemade... Or at least appeared to be.

The miso broth was rich and flavorful, but a bit salty, and the ramen noodles were thick and near-al dente like the ones at Ramen California, another plus... I wish it had slices of chashu rather than chashu slivers, though.

[Tu_triky]

bmwracer wrote:

Yeah, I did. The gyoza were nice and crisp... And hot... I burned my mouth a bit, but it was a good burn. The gyoza filling tasted fresh and wasn't a meat-vegetable mass, but individual pieces, a telltale sign that they were homemade... Or at least appeared to be. The miso broth was rich and flavorful, but a bit salty, and the ramen noodles were thick and near-al dente like the ones at Ramen California, another plus... I wish it had slices of chashu rather than chashu slivers, though.

Yup, the gyoza are pretty dayem good there. I love the miso ramen there but you're right...it comes with minced ground pork for the most part not the (hearty or otherwise) chashu slices one is accustomed to in ramen. It's one thing that particular ramen could do more of...just a little more meat...even if it's the minced/ground variety.

I actually ate the gyoza and miso ramen there a few days ago...it was my one "cheat" meal over the last few weeks.