Foods you could live on if you had to?
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Well, I like almost everything.
But if someone with the power over my life were to say, "You can only have one dish forever more," I'd start making my chili.
But if someone with the power over my life were to say, "You can only have one dish forever more," I'd start making my chili.
....and start filling the shelter with Beano, TP and air freshener....
I'm light on the beans, good on the vegetables, no extra grease from the meat. My chili ain't fodder for the methane factory, so much.
Howdy Doc, He said foods you can live on, not die from.
I am actually drooling thinking about this.
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Is that the famous lobster roll?I am actually drooling thinking about this.
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In Maine, expect your lobster roll to be bathing in mayo (Hellman's, IMO), but the Connecticut lobster roll is simply drizzled in butter and squished into a toasty bun. It is a matter of personal preference. I like mayo, but I will NEVER say no to buttered lobster.
Good question! Therein lies the crux of a great deal of New England food controversy: mayo versus butter.
In Maine, expect your lobster roll to be bathing in mayo (Hellman's, IMO), but the Connecticut lobster roll is simply drizzled in butter and squished into a toasty bun. It is a matter of personal preference. I like mayo, but I will NEVER say no to buttered lobster.
So is there a late night,or early morning,or midafternoon snack that you crave,but disgusts your family,your friends,probably even your dog? For me,and I only do this about three or four times a year,it is chef Boyardee ravioli..in the can.Placed in the fridge,allowed to chill,and then eaten with a spork late at night while watching tv..right out of the can,no dish,just straight out boyardeecaniballism,maybe a little parmesan cheese shaken into the can..any others? 
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My husband is a chef but won't eat pasta - I couldn't believe that when I found out because I have a lot of really good pasta recipes.So is there a late night,or early morning,or midafternoon snack that you crave,but disgusts your family,your friends,probably even your dog? For me,and I only do this about three or four times a year,it is chef Boyardee ravioli..in the can.Placed in the fridge,allowed to chill,and then eaten with a spork late at night while watching tv..right out of the can,no dish,just straight out boyardeecaniballism,maybe a little parmesan cheese shaken into the can..any others?
One thing he WILL eat however is Heinz Spaghetti in a can - not right out of the can like you, but heated up and put in a bowl.
Okay - not all that disgusting but I find it weird
My old man used to crush up saltine crackers in a bowl then pour V8 tomato juice over them and chow down. My mom and I would just look on with horror...lol
Franco American cheese heated with chunks of cheddar. Another chef I know loves canned chili...yuck.
Ha,I forgot about that,my dad used to do that except with milk and crackers,so I tried it and got hooked..for a while in like junior high school..haven't done that in a long while!
I didn't see this before posting my food thread! Dang it..sorry,anyhow,while I am sure a mutton,lettuce and tomato sandwich is good,I prefer a blt,on a nice soft submarine sandwich roll,probably could live on one of those a day without getting tired of them..
....my Blonde Bombshell grew up dirt poor and her favorite dish/comfort food is boiled macaroni with tomato juice over it.....filling and cheap.....
That's what my old man said about V8 and crackers, he ate a lot of that growing up because there wasn't much else sometimes. I think I'd have made a mud pie or something and chowed down first...lol
....I'm no fan of her favorite dish-but I grew up enjoying melted Velveeta over crackers......
