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The wife has been cooking some pork roast for literally 2 days in the cooker, then pulled it all apart, and cooked another half day in BBQ sauce. So I got to enjoy some pulled pork sandwiches on a massive scale. Dear god, it was the best pulled pork Ive ever eaten. Dammit this thread is making meh hungra!

Coco pops!
I'm plotting some sort of bacon related foodstuff for later today.

Coco pops are fething mint, i used to call them "chow chow" pops cos i ate a box a day in school.

I stopped after i got stoned, ate an entire pack and then spewed chocolate sick for an hour.

Hahahaha!
I love coco pops. They're probably my favourite breakfast cereal. My friends slag me because it's for kids, I say screw that, they're tasty!

metallifan wrote:What about rump roast? Can we talk about that? It -is- good stuff after all.

OR butt steak!

reds8n wrote:Cheese and pickle sarnie, bag o' crisps ( chips for our septic brethren), can of coek and a mars bar. Lunch of champions.

The UK doesnt seem all that foreign- until you guys start talking about food. I will note with some amusement- you explain what crisps are, but most people here in the US are going 'wtf is a sarnie?' (its a sandwich).

My room mate ate my last brownie :( So I might be scrounging through the pantry for something to bake once it cools down.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1274779/The-man-says-eaten-drunk-70-years-Why-eminent-doctors-taking-seriously.html

Pull and peel twizlers FTW!! 2 for $3 at Wegmans (where I work)


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Da Boss wrote:Coco pops!
I'm plotting some sort of bacon related foodstuff for later today.

Have you ever had homemade bacon? Its so amazing it'll make your fething head explode!

I'm usually not all that into chain restaurants, but living in the god forsaken sticks as I do I occaisionally have to eat at Chili's. That said...

The Jalapeno Smokehouse Burger from there is outstanding. Particularly with 44 Oz. of Shipyard Brown Ale.

I'm on-the-road, heading to New Orleans. Stopped tonight in Winona, Mississippi. Went to a local BBQ place - the type with a bowl of peanuts on the table and weird ancient decorations on the walls. Had a half-slab of ribs, some buffalo chicken pieces, and real southern peach cobbler.

More smoked porkie goodness in the works. Roomie has a ham in the smoker, prolly gonna be an overnight thing.

Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger. For breakfast

Hotpockets. A mountain of 'em. Throw in some Gatorade and we're good.

Well, that, and some fettuccine I made...

KP Dry Roasted Peanuts and a glass of Diet Pepsi.

Pepperoni and chilli pizza and garlic bread, at home.

I ate away my post-Red Sox loss this morning at IHOP.

Cheesecake Pancakes are ridonkulous!

Have country ribs from previous post will smoke them on tues.
Had pork ribs baked beans potato salad pasta salad and fruit salad for breakfast working the night shift means you eat what is ready for breakfast and that is not necessarily breakfast food.

I just turned around a 1 1/2 lbs of steak into double breaded steak fingers.

And a visiting vegetarian has seen the light.... Beef!!

Sort of sad. I don't eat a lot, but I LOVE food. Most of my food intake is drinks and liquid.

Dunno why, that's just how I ROLL.

ham and cheese sauce and hash browns stuff in a box. Just add hot water and bake. My preservative levels were dangerously low.

Yesterday, we went to a cajun place called Mulate's (this place was featured in Alton Brown's Feasting on Asphalt) and ordered the sampler...

Fried gator, frog legs, crawfish, a type of sausage called Boudin, fried catfish, and some sort of fried mushroom (in case we needed a vegetable).

Also went to Cafe du Mond, and had beignets, which are a sort of donut-esque food.

And too much various alcohol on Bourbon street too. Waiting for the rest of the party to wake up so we can go get our cajun breakfast.

Home made bread! I hate heating up the house with the oven when its 100 outside....but its like an air freshener that makes the whole house smell yummy!

Oreos.


Because I can't find my secret stash of Thin Mints. Which implies someone has.

Those bastards.

Thin mints.....those can be sniffed out with relative ease by anyone with a mild chocolate or mint craving

If you ever feel domestic, I actually have a super easy recipe for home made thin mints. Everyone I tell about it scoffs- until they try it and theyre pleasantly surprised they dont have to mug girl scouts anymore

I demand that recipe.

It would freak my girlfriend out to come over to me having baked thin mints.

Hehehe- you dont even have to bake them! But depending on the chocolate you use- you might have to refridgerate them.


Mint choclate chips(usually next to the regular choc chips in a decent grocery store)
Ritz crackers.

Melt the chips(look up how to do a double boiler so you dont scorch it).

Dip a Ritz in to it, place on wax paper(or other flexible non stick surface). Repeat, and then chill/refridgerate.

If you want to get fancier(and have less melty chocolate) you can find some confectioners chocolate, and add mint extract to it. It has a higher melting point, but isnt likely to be at your grocery store. And mint extract can be a pain in the butt to find. At least around here

It sounds odd with the ritz crackers, but theyre like a 90% match- theyre cheaper and you can make them year round

That is so being done next time.

BBQ baked Lays chips. Usually, I hate baked chips, but these are pretty darned good.

5 star panang curry with chicken...thai ftw.

Y'know the Walmart brand mint cookies taste remarkably like the GS thin mints.... unlike Grasshopper cookies.