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fizzymercy posted:Termites are delectable. Like way better than ants or crickets. Those chimps know what's up. I've never had termites but some ants are REALLY good.
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Desert Bus posted:I've never had termites but some ants are REALLY good.
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Data Graham posted:christ Wait till you meet people.
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Iron Crowned posted:Animals don't use utensils I believe some apes eat ants with a stick. E: gently caress I thought I was very clever pointing that out.
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Otters don't use utensils, but they use plates.
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SlothfulCobra posted:Otters don't use utensils, but they use plates. I eat off of my belly too, but I don't consider it a plate
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Desert Bus posted:I've never had termites but some ants are REALLY good. Deep fried ants would be way more popular than popcorn if they didn't look like a horror movie prop. The termites I had tasted like weirdly fruity ants. Raw they're kinda like some vague tropical fruit. When they were roasted with salt they just tasted like roast nuts. Brazil nuts but with a cashew texture. They're amazing.
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The plate is the rock they break open clams with.
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Fun fact: because otters use tools to break open their food, and because they dispose of their clam shells and broken rocks in designated middens, they exist in the archeological record.
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Iron Crowned posted:I eat off of my belly too, but I don't consider it a plate
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My Lovely Horse posted:Is this like when you're rich and eat sushi off a lady If I could afford to eat hot pockets off of a lady, yes
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Iron Crowned posted:I do have to wonder if there are artisanal deconstructed chili dogs in existence, because those would probably be suitable for eating with a fork (although you'd probably eat them with a straw or something else pretentious) A quick google gives me deconstructed hot dogs...  ...and chili dog casserole...  ...but no deconstructed chili dogs. 
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KataraniSword posted:A quick google gives me deconstructed hot dogs... That's clearly a disassembled hot dog KataraniSword posted:...and chili dog casserole... And I definitely would on this one.
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usually I would make fun of serving it in a coffee cup, but I think they know their audience on that one
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hawowanlawow posted:usually I would make fun of serving it in a coffee cup, but I think they know their audience on that one mug of bacon grease dot png have a
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I am going to make myself some chili dog casserole once I am back on solid food.
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Do a chili cheese corndog casserole. In a greased 9/13 casserole: Homemade chilli (leftovers are great for this, make sure it's warmed through though) on the bottom, then a layer of good cheddar cheese, top with cornbread mix made to package directions and mix in chopped raw jalapenos and onion, top that with chopped hot dogs, top with more cheddar cheese. so: cheddar cheese+hot dogs prepped raw cornbread mix with jalapenos+onion cheese warmed chilli Bake at 375f until it's bubbly and browned. Usually 40ish minutes? Serve with pickled jalapenos and sour cream and chopped onions. It's too good. You'll die of happiness. fizzymercury has a new favorite as of 00:49 on Feb 4, 2021 |
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fizzymercy posted:Do a chili cheese corndog casserole. Quoting this so I can find it at a later date.
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fizzymercy posted:Do a chili cheese corndog casserole. RoboRodent posted:Quoting this so I can find it at a later date. Same
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Some Goon posted:Same 
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Some Goon posted:Same 
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https://i.imgur.com/8uJuMLT.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/icCfqVR.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/3IzI6rK.mp4 Full gallery. https://imgur.com/gallery/vTyh9Z8
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I like when you can tell how old a restaurant's fryer grease is
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She has such a nice kitchen too .Goddamn mashed potatoes take like 15 mins to make if you chunk 'em up small, like maybe 5 if you get instant?
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Also potatoes are, by weight, the least expensive good at the supermarket while bags of chips are up there with saffron Two pounds of potatoes costs like a dollar fifty and if you take home any less than that the store doesn't even charge you, they're just glad to have the space back
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DoombatINC posted:Also potatoes are, by weight, the least expensive good at the supermarket while bags of chips are up there with saffron Sure but you have to cook potatoes for literal minutes!!!!!!!!!111
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That has to be so oily and gross. How can you not just... boil potatoes and mash them? It's one of the easiest potato preparations. poo poo, buy a box of instant if you have to.
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if joel robuchon can use instant to sell pommes puree for an eyepopping price, you can use instant to make ordinary potatoes
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I tried to find that "after the events of 9/11 *blah blah* take a potato, not a raw, smash" recipe meme, bit google is stalwartly ignoring the first part of my search query. Peep that cookie recipe tho. 
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Elviscat posted:I tried to find that "after the events of 9/11 *blah blah* take a potato, not a raw, smash" recipe meme, bit google is stalwartly ignoring the first part of my search query. This one? https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1017089-maple-shortbread-bars quote:Shortly after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Regina Schrambling wrote of the healing power of cooking. “The food is not really the thing,” she said. “It's the making of it that gets you through a bad time.” This recipe, adapted from "The New Carryout Cuisine" by Phyllis Méras with Linda Glick Conway, was one she turned to in the trying days that followed. A mere two steps, and ready in less than an hour, it’s comfort in a pan, just as good for when the darkness creeps up as it is for those days when you just need a bit more. And to those who might scoff at the two sticks of butter? Consider taking Schrambling’s words to heart: “Abstemiousness,” she wrote, “is not an option when you're feeling low.” —Regina Schrambling
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A parody of that one was what I was thinking about.
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Elviscat posted:A parody of that one was what I was thinking about. https://galpalactic.tumblr.com/post/134577149346/me-googles-how-to-mash-potatoes-some-food
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The Glumslinger posted:https://galpalactic.tumblr.com/post/134577149346/me-googles-how-to-mash-potatoes-some-food The pepepr kills me every time.
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The Glumslinger posted:https://galpalactic.tumblr.com/post/134577149346/me-googles-how-to-mash-potatoes-some-food That's the stuff! I guess I misremembered the horrible NYTs 9/11 stuff as being related. E: quote:Boil an potato and smush it up with fork and botter. NOT A RAW,
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Clone Farmer posted:The pepepr kills me every time.
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I'm starting to develop a prejudice that if I see a very young white woman in a nice kitchen something sinister is about to happen with food.
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