Get Hot Pants Recipe - Chop & Mix w/Buddha & Veggies

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The forum discussion presents a humorous and unconventional recipe titled "Get Hot Pants Recipe," which involves heating pants, adding oil, and preparing a mixture of cabbages and "Buddha." The recipe includes unique steps such as soaking cabbages in salt water overnight and chopping "vegetarians," which appears to be a playful twist on traditional cooking terminology. The discussion emphasizes the absurdity of the recipe, showcasing a blend of humor and creativity in culinary expression.

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Recipe:


-First, heat up your pants really hot, then add oil.
-Put the cabbages in salt water. Then sit in the sink
until the morning.
-Next, chop all the vegetarians into little pieces.
-Next, add a little Buddha and mix it all up.
-When you are finished cooking, find a suitable bowel
and eat it with chopsticks.


courtesy of www.InnocentEnglish.com
 
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Just when I thought that you couldn't get any weirder... :rolleyes:
 
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