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alcoa
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Albania
543 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  09:51:38
Not the kind from a store, do it yourself, I'm-gettng-a-headache-maybe-I-shluld-eat-something-right-now kinda fare!

Ny new lunchtime favorite: Heavenly Hot Dogs

Generic White Bread HDB's
Generic HD's (miscellaneous meat or near meat substitutes, whatever)
Generic Cheese - Store Brand Monterey Jack in this case.
Generic Condiment - In this case, Gulden's Zesty Honey Mustard, YUM!

Split HD's down the middle, insert slices of cheese.
Nuke until cheese is bubbly melted.
Add condiment of choice.
Ingest while prepping the next tasty morsel.

Best done with limited quantities of ingredients available,
I think I'll avoid chloesterol testing for a bit!

*burps*

catsdorule
Senior Member


Canada
1627 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  10:06:38
My favorite food any time of the day is parogies
*droll**drool*

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Kady Mae
Junior Member


USA
261 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  11:09:52
Kady Mae's White Trash Trailer Park Crepes:

1 Flour Tortilla
Butter or margarine
1 big teaspoon jam/jelly of choice
Hershey's Chocolate syrup

Thinly butter the tortilla. Use the spoon to put a big fat stripe of jam down the middle, at least 1 inch from the edges. Squirt chocolate syrup over the jam.

Roll up

Nuke for 30 seconds.

nummy.

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alcoa
Full Member


Albania
543 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  11:18:19
quote:

Kady Mae's White Trash Trailer Park Crepes:

1 Flour Tortilla
Butter or margarine
1 big teaspoon jam/jelly of choice
Hershey's Chocolate syrup

Thinly butter the tortilla. Use the spoon to put a big fat stripe of jam down the middle, at least 1 inch from the edges. Squirt chocolate syrup over the jam.

Roll up

Nuke for 30 seconds.

nummy.



Interesting! What kind of jelly is good with chocolate? . . . err . . . never mind, being a woman, yer gonna ask what kind DOESN'T!

I like peanut butter and honey rolled in a flour tortilla, I'll bet it'd be good nuked with some sliced banana in it.

(adding bacon to the basic Honey-PB-Banana-Sammich is what probably killed the King!:rolleyes:)

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cinemafia
Guerrilla Recon Leader


USA
2965 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  11:55:18
One of my favorites is the El Cine Tomato Sandwich.

I take a single slice of nice, hearty wheat bread (the kind with oats and crap...none of that soggy, bleached stuff in my house) and apply a thick layer of cream cheese. Then, I place a thick tomato slice in the center of the cream cheese and slap it on a hot plate/griddle until toasted. Before eating, I top with fine ground black pepper and tobasco sauce (regular, green, or habanero if I'm feeling randy ).

My other favorite is the El Cine Wrap.

I take a flour or wheat tortilla (depending on what I've got) and apply a layer of cream cheese (seeing a pattern here? yeah, I like cream cheese). On top of the cream cheese, I put a layer of fresh spinach leaves (stems removed) and then a layer of deli-style turkey. A dash of black pepper and cayenne, then I roll the business into a tube and cut it into sushi-like sections.

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Stryder
Junior Member


USA
382 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  11:57:19
quote:

Interesting! What kind of jelly is good with chocolate? . . . err . . . never mind, being a woman, yer gonna ask what kind DOESN'T!

LMAO, I normally don't think in terms of groupings, but this reminded me of what my wife took out for herself once. It must have been about 6 years ago, but I still can't figure the taste she was after. I was walking in the kitchen and I saw this plate out with tunafish and a red-substance I at first look thought was blood. Not even thinking I yelled out, "OMG!! You're eating this raw?!?!?". (those following this already must notice I had forgotten there tunafish always came raw and yes, without blood) She started laughing and said, "No, that's Red Vinegar Salad Dressing." I think that grossed me out more.

"One slip and down the hole we fall"

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danamania
Official 68k Muse


Australia
1193 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  12:49:56
quote:

(those following this already must notice I had forgotten there tunafish always came raw and yes, without blood) She started laughing and said, "No, that's Red Vinegar Salad Dressing." I think that grossed me out more.

Yummo! there's nothing salad dressing doesn't go well on - except sweet stuff and coffee. And there's always exceptions.

My fav atm is seaweed stirfry - loads of udon noodles, a few fave vegies and some presoaked strips of seaweed - stirfry it quick-as with mushroom soy and chilli :D.

double yummo!

dana

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cinemafia
Guerrilla Recon Leader


USA
2965 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  13:05:07
quote:
My fav atm is seaweed stirfry - loads of udon noodles, a few fave vegies and some presoaked strips of seaweed - stirfry it quick-as with mushroom soy and chilli

Sounds good! I bought a new wok a few months ago and have been making stor fry at least twice a week since. I make a sort of East-meets-Southwest style stir-fry...lots of peppers...

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Kady Mae
Junior Member


USA
261 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  13:47:23
quote:

Interesting! What kind of jelly is good with chocolate? . . . err . . . never mind, being a woman, yer gonna ask what kind DOESN'T!

Any kind of fruit served with chocolate tastes good.

I've tried and liked: raspberry, strawberry, cherry, apricot and orange marmalade.

I guess you could do grape, but I wouldn't ... I would be leery of apples, too.

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maclover5
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Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  16:58:37
Or you could eliminate the whole mess altogether and go to KFC, my personal favourite.

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alcoa
Full Member


Albania
543 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  17:07:02
quote:

Or you could eliminate the whole mess altogether and go to KFC, my personal favourite.


KFC ALMOST qualifies as a store/restaurant, but it's still disqualified for the I-NEED-Food-RTF-Now! recipe exchange. :rolleyes:

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maclover5
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Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  17:56:07
HAR!™ Good thinking, once again, jt.

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MacMoose
Junior Member


USA
176 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  20:40:47
One cup White Rice
One cup water
boil until done
add soy, and enjoy.

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Kady Mae
Junior Member


USA
261 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  21:40:51
Tweaker Pudding.

(Guaranteed hyper awakeness for least 24 hours.)

3/4 small jar Taster's Choice instant coffee.
One small can sweetened condensed milk.

Mix until coffee crystals are disolved.

(Guaranteed crash and burn after 36 hours.)

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Nukem Nachos.

Corn Tortilla chips
Medium spiced Picante salsa
Shredded cheddar.

In a cereal bowl make a few layers of above ingredients.

Nuke for 90 seconds or 2 mins.

(I ate a lot of this during the hottest part of the summer. I didn't want anything heavier.)

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danamania
Official 68k Muse


Australia
1193 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  21:53:11
quote:

Tweaker Pudding.
(Guaranteed hyper awakeness for least 24 hours.)
3/4 small jar Taster's Choice instant coffee.
One small can sweetened condensed milk.
Mix until coffee crystals are disolved.

*cries happily*... I have found my home!

A bowl of Skittles in Coca-Cola for brekky has the same kinda effect... but doesn't last quite as long :D.

dana

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 11 Oct 2002 :  23:36:44
quote:

*cries happily*... I have found my home!

A bowl of Skittles in Coca-Cola for brekky has the same kinda effect... but doesn't last quite as long :D.

dana

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Coke and Skittles for breakfast? Wow, and Mum thought I was crazy...

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~Coxy
Leader, Tactical Ops Unit


Australia
2822 Posts
Posted - 12 Oct 2002 :  05:43:23
Actually, Skittles is no longer the king...
That's right, just 100g of glacé cherries has the same nutritional balance as a kilo of Skittles, and makes you feel as sick!

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Kady Mae
Junior Member


USA
261 Posts
Posted - 12 Oct 2002 :  08:10:54
Dana, just for you:

"Dr. Coffee." (Got this from a Comp Sci major friend of mine.)

Brew your coffee with diet Dr. Pepper instead of water.

(You *can* use regualar DP, but remember to flush out the system with water so it's not sticky.)

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GORDOOM
Junior Member


Canada
208 Posts
Posted - 12 Oct 2002 :  12:25:37
*imagines Kady and Dana on crazy caffeine highs, collapsed on the floor, twitching... laughs hysterically*

OK, those were just too good, Kady... I've got to share those!

Though, I just had another evil thought: make coffee with Jolt? How well does that work?

(And BTW, my liberation count is way outdated in my sig, but I don't have time to fix that now... off to dinner with my new girl! And no, thank God, none of these recipes is on the menu! )

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alcoa
Full Member


Albania
543 Posts
Posted - 12 Oct 2002 :  12:56:33
quote:

*imagines Kady and Dana on crazy caffeine highs, collapsed on the floor, twitching... laughs hysterically*

OK, those were just too good, Kady... I've got to share those!

Though, I just had another evil thought: make coffee with Jolt? How well does that work?



WOOT! great imagry! the jolt cola upgrade was my first thought too . . . and maybe a scoop of Haagen-Daz coffee ice cream for the required milkfat content in a balanced meal and a jussa/ scootch more of ye olde coffeine bean!

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Citon X600
Junior Member


Canada
206 Posts
Posted - 12 Oct 2002 :  19:34:40
Somewhere I have the official McDonalds and other franchise recipes. I will dig them up and post them here.

My friend has a nice big FTP server with lots of goodies. :)

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 13 Oct 2002 :  01:08:40
got the recipe for Coca-Cola?

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