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[The Pook]

1 minute ago, Fluxmaven said:

I reckon it would go nicely with half a * of pepperoni 

 

ya but what doesn't 

[Andrew]

I had a food

 

[J7SC_Orion]

...breakfast !

 

[Andrew]

Cream Bruce Lee.

 

[Andrew]

I was browsing the 4chan the other day and found a recipe for butterdogs. They're like hotdogs, but with butter instead.

 

For reference, this is what they're supposed to look like.

 

 

I messed up the recipe along the way because mine look like this.

 

[J7SC_Orion]

...Sunday morning start-tup before going out for Sunday brunch later. Also, no sticks of butter were hurt for this arrangement

 

[Sir Beregond]

[Andrew]

Pie and unspecified cube.

 

[Sir Beregond]

42 minutes ago, Andrew said:

Pie and unspecified cube.

 

 

[J7SC_Orion]

...lunch on the run --- wholegrain spaghetti w/salsa and country egg, fresh mushrooms, prosciutto  

 

[Sir Beregond]

Perogies

 

 

 

[Andrew]

 

[Andrew]

Authenticious Italian food

 

[J7SC_Orion]

...some soothing 'weekend-brunch' food ...tasted better than it was visually arranged (in a hurry & hungry)

 

[Andrew]

I made some churros.

[Andrew]

The government says to eat 5 fruits and/or vegetables a day to be healthy. So that's exactly what I did.

1 Banana

3 Cherries

1 Chocolate (chocolate is a bean, bean is a vegetable, therefore chocolate is a vegetable)

 

That's 4 fruits and 1 vegetable, therefore this is healthy.

 

[J7SC_Orion]

...quick business lunch at Earls > my fav there > Cajun blackened chicken with salad and warm potatoes 

  

[J7SC_Orion]

...light evening snack of tuna w/sesame sauce, blueberries and some rye bread on the side

 

[Andrew]

burger and chips

 

[Andrew]

This is running on empty, stolen intro. I bought some Five Guys because they're new in the area.

 

Bacon cheeseburger with onion and mushroom is 6/10. Better than McDonalds but the price pushes it down a couple of points. If it were the same price as a Big Mac, then it would be an 9/10. For £1 more I could have got what's basically a very good home made burger.

Fries are 7/10. I don't get the hype. They're the best I've had from a fast food place but could do with some improvement.

Milkshake is 10/10. I'm pretty sure this is just Haagen-Dazs salted caramel ice cream blended with some milk. It's also 8 inches and thick

[The Pook]

haven't been there since they doubled their prices on everything, they used to be A+ 

[Fluxmaven]

[Slaughtahouse]

Bulgogi short ribs with fried rice and tagorashi mayo.

 

A friend of ours is a chef and gave us the insights into the recipe from a dish we call “short ribs with crack rice”.

 

We didn’t have the methodology for the crack rice but we got fairly close. Just didn’t get the colour and texture I wanted. Ribs slapped. First time making mayo from scratch, surprisingly easy. A lot of prep but once you’re ready to go it cooks pretty quickly. Finish with short ribs on the grill with spring onion.

 

 

 

[waffl3ninja]

[Snakecharmed]

2 hours ago, Andrew said:

Fries are 7/10. I don't get the hype. They're the best I've had from a fast food place but could do with some improvement.

 

 

The draw with the Five Guys' fries is the quantity they give you because they fill the paper cup and then dump another cupful in the bag, so ordering anything more than the smallest size fries would have you eating potatoes for half an hour. Apart from that, their fries tend to be soggy with oil and I don't really like them if they're not Cajun style because the regular unseasoned ones were kind of bland.

 

I used to go to Five Guys for a decent fast burger, but their prices got so expensive that I haven't been there in years now. There are also better burger spots in my town that I've since discovered, with one of them being a local butcher that's both the best and cheapest option of them all.