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Lutha Mahtin posted:now try a pb&j on some strong rye bread I used to have cream cheese topped w/ strawberry jam on rye bread (or pumpernickel too, or the rye/pump swirl) which wasn't awful  peanut butter on rye tho, no especially not with milk
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I make rye bread regularly, and the recipe I use adds a spoonful of treacle, though a lot of American recipes add honey instead. The sweetness balances the tangy rye flavour. It's one of those breads that's good with either sweet or savory toppings. A lot of store bought rye has a more sour taste as it has to keep on the shelf longer, so I can see why that is less appealing with sweet flavours.
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Scarodactyl posted:I wonder if wild grape leaves would work. We have loads of wild grapes around which nevwr produce, thoigh admittedly the leaves are small. Maybe it is time for some home grown AFP. IIRC it works, but is chewier. Not bad, though.
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Put the vine leaf dolma in a bun and sprits som ketchup and you have a hot dog
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CHUNKY CHEESE DIP FOR HALLOWEEN It's salsa and cream cheese.
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Oct 11, 2017 11:49
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Enfys posted:I make rye bread regularly, and the recipe I use adds a spoonful of treacle, though a lot of American recipes add honey instead. The sweetness balances the tangy rye flavour. It's one of those breads that's good with either sweet or savory toppings. Post or pm the recipe please. We are getting more into bread baking but have not found a rye we both like and slices well for sandwiches.
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:CHUNKY CHEESE DIP FOR HALLOWEEN It's salsa and cream cheese. Someone brought this poo poo to a cookout we had this summer. They were so proud of themselves, they would not stop pestering everyone to "try it" and "put it on your burger, it's great"
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:CHUNKY CHEESE DIP FOR HALLOWEEN It's salsa and cream cheese. At least the plating is true to life
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Oct 11, 2017 14:11
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When your salsa just has too much flavour.
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Oct 11, 2017 15:04
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Oh dang, thread title :3 Saw mystery Oreos at Wegman's today? Oreos are getting strange. xoFcitcrA posted:Anyone else feel like they're being watched by a jumping spider looking at this? SHE HAS MANY EYES
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Enfys posted:treacle This is one of the words I had to look up when I first read Discworld
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Oct 11, 2017 16:07
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STATE FAIR SEASON IS UPON US!! Tag yourself  
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Oct 11, 2017 16:21
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I'm all over that corn. SLOB THAT SPICY COB. E: are those Cheetos actually spicy? Never had them.
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Oct 11, 2017 16:23
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Would. So hard.
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Oct 11, 2017 16:25
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:I'm all over that corn. SLOB THAT SPICY COB. Spicy is relative. Also, corn with a spread and a topping. You can make bread out of corn. That's a sandwich on a stick.
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Oct 11, 2017 16:31
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:I'm all over that corn. SLOB THAT SPICY COB. Well, there have been discussions in this very thread lately about Miracle Whip (R) being spicy.
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:E: are those Cheetos actually spicy? Never had them. I think the coating uses either cayenne or tabasco peppers, though it's a ~special recipe~ so it's not disclosed. Either way, they're murderous to white people but just a mild zing to anybody who has any spice tolerance whatsoever. Sandwich Anarchist posted:Spicy is relative.
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KataraniSword posted:I think the coating uses either cayenne or tabasco peppers, though it's a ~special recipe~ so it's not disclosed. Either way, they're murderous to white people but just a mild zing to anybody who has any spice tolerance whatsoever. White people really do suck at food
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Oct 11, 2017 16:59
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Fiery Hot Cheetos have always been more just "tangy" to me. I like them more than the normal ones but they are still crap compared to proper spicy snacks.
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KataraniSword posted:I think the coating uses either cayenne or tabasco peppers, though it's a ~special recipe~ so it's not disclosed. Either way, they're murderous to white people but just a mild zing to anybody who has any spice tolerance whatsoever. If they're using the regular Flamin' Hot, it's got a little tongue tingle to it. Of course I'm biased since I prefer the XXX Flamin' Hot which would probably kill someone with zero spice tolerance.
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Oct 11, 2017 17:09
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I don't get this whole thing of using crushed chips or cheetos or whatever as a spice or god forbid an ingredient. Why not just use actual spices?
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bloom posted:I don't get this whole thing of using crushed chips or cheetos or whatever as a spice or god forbid an ingredient. Why not just use actual spices? I thought this was AMERICA.
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:I thought this was AMERICA. Where the gas station is a perfectly good grocery store alternative.
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bloom posted:I don't get this whole thing of using crushed chips or cheetos or whatever as a spice or god forbid an ingredient. Why not just use actual spices?
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:That's a sandwich on a stick. 
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When we went to the CNE this year I had a bacon cheeseburger where the buns had been replaced by hash browns. It was messy and greasy as gently caress but hoooooooly poo poo, would again so hard.
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It came from Facebook:
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did u kno that they make flamin' hot funyunsHenryJLittlefinger posted:STATE FAIR SEASON IS UPON US!! 
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The Snoo posted:did u kno that they make flamin' hot funyuns No, actually. Have you seen Blooming Onion funyuns?
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Plinkey posted:Did someone say green peppers? Pretty sure this is what happened to Bishop at the end of Aliens.
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Is quinoa viscerally disturbing to look at to anyone else?
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Iron Crowned posted:Is quinoa viscerally disturbing to look at to anyone else? It does look like wet glitter sometimes.
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It vaguely looks like giant blood cells, so quite tasty.
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Iron Crowned posted:Is quinoa viscerally disturbing to look at to anyone else? It looks gross, but tastes even worse.
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Oct 11, 2017 19:53
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Iron Crowned posted:Is quinoa viscerally disturbing to look at to anyone else? No, but it is viscerally disturbing to eat for me.
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Quinoa is ugly. The little stringy bits coming off are the most disturbing parts. Yet I love its weird sour taste. I want to eat all those crab-coated cheese curds!
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Are cheese curds Cottage Cheese because if so, that sounds delicious if a sinful waste of crab.
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OwlFancier posted:Are cheese curds Cottage Cheese because if so, that sounds delicious if a sinful waste of crab. Cottage cheese is both curds and whey. These are just plain curds. 
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