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DevilsAvocado said:
:bugeye: ... there are $64 "http://www.glucosemeters4u.com/" " on the net ...

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Not a bad idea actually. Not as good as a guacamole or feta burger, but what is? :wink:
 
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Food thread?! So do I just post what I recently ate? Here goes!

The gf wasn't around last night, so I had a bowl of beef Ramen, two microwaved hotdogs with Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce (no ketchup or mustard in the house), four Slim Jims (appropriately snapped into), and 2 cans of Rolling Rock.
 
FlexGunship said:
a bowl of beef Ramen, two microwaved hotdogs with Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce (no ketchup or mustard in the house), four Slim Jims (appropriately snapped into), and 2 cans of Rolling Rock.

Blended, or eaten separately?
 
Borek said:
Blended, or eaten separately?

Given the speed at which I eat, the difference is purely academic.
 
turbo-1 said:
I should have, but didn't because it is not a live link, but a download. I don't download files from unsecured sites.
You watch it with a viewer like realplayer, you don't have realplayer?
 
nismaratwork said:
Not a bad idea actually. Not as good as a guacamole or feta burger, but what is? :wink:

Nope, not much! :-p

Maybe one of those rare mouse pointers could compete ... but I strongly doubt it.
... must be something wrong with my coffee today ...
 
FlexGunship said:
Food thread?! So do I just post what I recently ate? Here goes!

The gf wasn't around last night, so I had a bowl of beef Ramen, two microwaved hotdogs with Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce (no ketchup or mustard in the house), four Slim Jims (appropriately snapped into), and 2 cans of Rolling Rock.

I like your comments WAY to much to let that fly. You ate.. two bowls of food, two pieces of food with sauce, and four...


PIECES Of terrible Alchemical ****! "Mechanically separated chicken."
http://www.google.com/images?q=Mech...t=mode&cd=2&ved=0CBIQ_AUoAQ&biw=2074&bih=1384

Read: The stuff that gets scraped off the bone.

Slim Jims are not food... stop eating them, they will shellac your arteries and rot your d***! You'll go blind, and finally... rats eat your balls.

SO please man, even Spam is better than Slim Jims!
(I live and die for the Hot, and the BBQ)
http://www.houseofjerky.net/beefjerky.html
http://www.bestbeefjerky.org/

Go on man... that's mecca for dried meat. There's so much good jerky a click away...
You can get really terrific ramen from Korea and Japan as well, also cheap. I LOVE the "Nong Shin(m?)" bowl from Korea which is Kimchi.

Anyway, jokes aside: I guess you could say that this thread is ultimately about

Slim Jim -> Make or Acquire Better
 
turbo-1 said:
The Food Network is not doing well, losing 10% of their prime demographic last month alone.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/20/food-network-ratings-down_n_811548.html
Last month all they had was reruns. I hate the "Best thing I ever ate". I love Diners, Drive Inns, and Dives though, that show is so funny. Also, The Food network also started a competing channel with better programming, but you have to get the prime cable package to watch it and I'm not going to pay an extra $40 a month.
 
DevilsAvocado said:
Nope, not much! :-p

Maybe one of those rare mouse pointers could compete ... but I strongly doubt it.



... must be something wrong with my coffee today ...

One of the greek dishes I LOVE, but it really has to be fresh: Saganaki. Basically a very soft cheese is fried, flambeed (sometimes), and roughly seasoned with lemon, salt and pepper. Usually a rough cheese like Kaseri, (or in Arab/Turkic regions: Halumi) or Feta is fried, so you get some melting, but it takes time and forms a great crust. It goes well with a "peasant salad" 'Horiatiki', which is basically olives, chunks of feta cheese, and rough-chopped veggies.

Basically, the ancient Greek version of fondue, deconstructed. :smile:

YUM.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saganaki

Oh, and fondue, oil to cook in, cheese for dipping, or chocolate... YUM.
 
Evo said:
Last month all they had was reruns. I hate the "Best thing I ever ate". I love Diners, Drive Inns, and Dives though, that show is so funny. Also, The Food network also started a competing channel with better programming, but you have to get the prime cable package to watch it and I'm not going to pay an extra $40 a month.

Seriously, the pricing these days on those packages is just insulting. I can afford it, but I haven't been able to make myself pay for so LITTLE...

Then Netflix saved me. Have you seen the Netflix Evo? I think it's mentioned in, 'The Watchtower'. :biggrin:
 
FlexGunship said:
Given the speed at which I eat, the difference is purely academic.

Is it just me, or is Flex awesome??
 
Xom said:
Is it just me, or is Flex awesome??

He's awesome, but damn he has absolutely no capacity to feed himself in a responsible manner! :smile:
 
Evo said:
You watch it with a viewer like realplayer, you don't have realplayer?
I downloaded RealPlayer and am watching it now.
 
turbo-1 said:
I downloaded RealPlayer and am watching it now.
Yay, the first part is boring, but gets interesting, but you may already know all of it, I learned a few new things. I didn't know about less yeast, and using water to knead instead of flour. I always kept flouring my hands.
 
Evo said:
Yay, the first part is boring, but gets interesting, but you may already know all of it, I learned a few new things. I didn't know about less yeast, and using water to knead instead of flour. I always kept flouring my hands.

Yeah, that's just a vicious circle of club-hand and glutenous doughs. It really is a great vid.
 
Evo said:
Yay, the first part is boring, but gets interesting, but you may already know all of it, I learned a few new things. I didn't know about less yeast, and using water to knead instead of flour. I always kept flouring my hands.
All those things are featured in the King Arthur DVD, and that's how my wife makes her traditional French bread. She mixes the starter on the evening before making the bread and let's it sit in a covered bowl on the counter overnight. She doesn't water her hands when doing the kneading (stretching and folding, essentially), so when she's done there will be some dough on her hands. She scrapes that off and saves it, and adds it to the starter when she's ready to make a new batch.
 
Did you guys also think that the audience was zombies in the first half of the video?
 
Drinking some hibiscus-blossom tea right now. It has an interesting flavor. It's supposed to be effective in reducing blood pressure, so we've been making it regularly for about a month or so.
 
Evo said:
Did you guys also think that the audience was zombies in the first half of the video?
Let's just say that they probably found the show as stimulating as I did.
 
Evo said:
Did you guys also think that the audience was zombies in the first half of the video?

Now that would add some spice to the mix: Try to finish your hollandaise while the waling dead try to feast on YOU!

I think a culinary-themed zombie flick is FAR overdue.
 
nismaratwork said:
One of the greek dishes I LOVE, but it really has to be fresh: Saganaki.

yummyyummyyummy

I love all Greek cuisine, except maybe when you (very late at night by 'accident') end up at one of those "special-price-for-you-my-friend" places, where they used the old donkey in the backyard, as the 'main ingredient' in their http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Souvlaki" . :smile:
 
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turbo-1 said:
Let's just say that they probably found the show as stimulating as I did.
The food anthropologist was interesting. I want to be a food anthropologist.
 
Evo said:
The food anthropologist was interesting. I want to be a food anthropologist.
I have made beer and I have made bread. I never thought of doing them together.
 
nismaratwork said:
I like your comments WAY to much to let that fly. You ate.. two bowls of food, two pieces of food with sauce, and four...

It was only one bowl of Ramen. I'm not a glutton, Nismar.
nismaratwork said:
and four... PIECES Of terrible Alchemical ****! "Mechanically separated chicken."

Wait... so they mechanically separate the chickens? From each other? Or into little pieces?

Xom said:
Is it just me, or is Flex awesome??

I know, right?
 
Evo said:
Did you guys also think that the audience was zombies in the first half of the video?

...yup, but my VLC media player breaks down when the guy with the СССР tracksuit gets in focus...

A communist bread experiment?? :rolleyes:
 
DevilsAvocado said:
yummyyummyyummy

I love all Greek cuisine, except maybe when you (very late at night by 'accident') end up at one of those "special-price-for-you-my-friend" places, where they used the old donkey in the backyard, as the 'main ingredient' in their http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Souvlaki" . :smile:

Oh god... I did that once in my youth, in Greece... on Ouzo and Retsina. I have vague memories of what I pray was the meat of some mammal, wrapped in grape leaves... then hangover.

FlexGunship: Not a glutton... a culinary barbarian yes, but moderate in your habits. :biggrin:
The chicken... think of that last bit of gristly meat left on the carcass... now think of that being scraped and mixed with other scrapings... and being extruded! Basically, it's a flavorless protein-sponge that forms the Slim-Jim-Matrix... for that orange OIL-****.

So... little pieces... then a smooth paste.
 
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nismaratwork said:
The chicken... think of that last bit of gristly meat left on the carcass... now think of that being scraped and mixed with other scrapings... and being extruded! Basically, it's a flavorless protein-sponge that forms the Slim-Jim-Matrix... for that orange OIL-****.

So... little pieces... then a smooth paste.

Meh. At least it's not being wasted... and if I don't eat it, some 8 year old kid will. So, you know, I'm kind of like a super hero.
 
FlexGunship said:
Meh. At least it's not being wasted... and if I don't eat it, some 8 year old kid will. So, you know, I'm kind of like a super hero.

Uh-huh... I think your colon is the hero int his piece... you're just another villain! EAT REAL FOOD!

MREs can't have damaged you that badly man... did you see that jerky I linked you to? You'll LOVE it, and never want a slim-crap again. :smile:

Let the 8 year old eat it... they're resilient...