What can you expect in the Food Thread on PF?

[DevilsAvocado]

Haile Selassie!

 

[nismaratwork]

Haile Selassie!

All I can think of now is this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbAYXYMswRQ?fs

Heh...

 

[DevilsAvocado]

All I can think of now is this:

Is that Weed Flash 10.0 or 9.0 ...?

... because on my screen it’s just white smoke ...

* This thread is killing me, slowly... *

 

[HeLiXe]

bumboclot!

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HeLiXe: He cheats... but how can I not love an avocado...

methinks the Avocado is really from Yaad We should nyam him lololol

All I can think of now is this:

1:13-1:15 ROCKS!

All of this talk of avocados is really making me want some nachos with melted cheese and guacamole. *sticks fork in avocado*

 

[DevilsAvocado]

*sticks fork in avocado*

That’s it! I’m out for good!

 

[turbo]

Mmm! Here is supper, breakfast and lunch. Over a foot long and 5" wide, loaded with mushrooms, ripe olives, green peppers, jalapeno rings, onions, lettuce, kosher dill slices, cheese and tomato. I have to cut it into manageable pieces just to be able to eat it. Three meals for $5.99. The local butcher shop added a deli, and they are making a name for themselves.

 

[nismaratwork]

Mmm! Here is supper, breakfast and lunch. Over a foot long and 5" wide, loaded with mushrooms, ripe olives, green peppers, jalapeno rings, onions, lettuce, kosher dill slices, cheese and tomato. I have to cut it into manageable pieces just to be able to eat it. Three meals for $5.99. The local butcher shop added a deli, and they are making a name for themselves.

That is just sexy.

 

[Evo]

Nice veggie sub! I prefer meat though.

Here's half of my 2 foot long $4.98 sub, and yes, that meat is over an inch thick all two feet. Wish it wasn't blurred.

[PLAIN]http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/2218/002tx.jpg

 

[nismaratwork]

Nice veggie sub! I prefer meat though.

Here's half of my 2 foot long $4.98 sub, and yes, that meat is over an inch thick all two feet. Wish it wasn't blurred.

[PLAIN]http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/2218/002tx.jpg[/QUOTE]

You don't play around when it comes to your protein sources huh?!

I just had a delicious oven-baked meatball and penne thing... yum.

Now I want a hoagie...

 

[turbo]

Nice veggie sub! I prefer meat though.

One of my un-favorite Rachel Raye-isms! I love vegetable subs, especially with lots of chilies, mushrooms, ripe olives, etc. Tracy doesn't scrimp on those expensive ingredients. She's only about 2 miles from a Subway, that will be doomed once the word gets out.

 

[nismaratwork]

One of my un-favorite Rachel Raye-isms! I love vegetable subs, especially with lots of chilies, mushrooms, ripe olives, etc. Tracy doesn't scrimp on those expensive ingredients. She's only about 2 miles from a Subway, that will be doomed once the word gets out.

Veggie subs are my favorite! As a kid, I used to just like them with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and cheese. Now yours looks like something I'd happily inhale... and the olives... ahhhh.

 

[turbo]

Veggie subs are my favorite! As a kid, I used to just like them with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and cheese. Now yours looks like something I'd happily inhale... and the olives... ahhhh.

Aghhh! Now you're doing it! One of my pet peeves!

 

[Evo]

One of my un-favorite Rachel Raye-isms! I love vegetable subs, especially with lots of chilies, mushrooms, ripe olives, etc. Tracy doesn't scrimp on those expensive ingredients. She's only about 2 miles from a Subway, that will be doomed once the word gets out.

I wouldn't buy anything from subway, they're too stingy. Jimmy Johns and Walmart are the best IMO.

What would have made that veggie sub good would be grilled vegetables. Now THAT would have made a great sub! You might want to suggest that to her, a sub of toppings without the meat might not pull people in.

 

[turbo]

I wouldn't buy anything from subway, they're too stingy. Jimmy Johns and Walmart are the best IMO.

After the expansion is concluded, WalMart might have sandwiches. Unfortunately, I wouldn't trust buying sandwiches from them any more than I would trust buying salads from a grocery chain with a produce department. If it's old or partially spoiled, it's prime for the salad bar. The produce department manager's salary and bonuses are highly dependent on reducing the amount of produce that (s)he has to discard.

 

[turbo]

What would have made that veggie sub good would be grilled vegetables. Now THAT would have made a great sub! You might want to suggest that to her, a sub of toppings without the meat might not pull people in.

Tracy does a good job on subs that feature meat, and she really packs them. My wife had a meatball sub tonight with tomato sauce, and it looked and smelled fantastic. Tracy and her husband make all their own sausages, and smoke hams, bacon, etc, in their own smoke-house. It's hard to beat that. If you order a BLT at her shop, the bacon was smoked in their own smoke-house, and the vegetables came in fresh daily, as did the rolls. That's a lot better than ordering a sandwich at a supermarket.

 

[Evo]

After the expansion is concluded, WalMart might have sandwiches. Unfortunately, I wouldn't trust buying sandwiches from them any more than I would trust buying salads from a grocery chain with a produce department. If it's old or partially spoiled, it's prime for the salad bar. The produce department manager's salary and bonuses are highly dependent on reducing the amount of produce that (s)he has to discard.

Nah, they have a fully staffed deli, with prime meats and cheeses, fresh produce, they bake the bread there fresh daily.

I sent Evo Chiild to Walmart to get me an Italian sub, she was disgusted. When I opened it up, she was amazed, so she asked for some, then she asked for half of it. Good quality at a phenomenal price. I'd say it's my secret, but you have to get there early before they sell out. They make a limited amount each day.

 

[dlgoff]

Tracy does a good job on subs that feature meat, and she really packs them.

Now you're talking. Your sandwich with a little turkey... :!)

 

[turbo]

Now you're talking. Your sandwich with a little turkey... :!)

She has locally-raised turkey. Their strong point is locally-raised grass-fed Angus beef. The meat there is incredible.

I have been trying to keep my cholesterol and my weight constant (very healthy for me at this point) but a weekly infusion of Tracy's cheese-steak sandwiches would sabotage that.

 

[dlgoff]

Dang. I could live with the snow for that.

 

[Jasongreat]

Tracy does a good job on subs that feature meat, and she really packs them. My wife had a meatball sub tonight with tomato sauce, and it looked and smelled fantastic. Tracy and her husband make all their own sausages, and smoke hams, bacon, etc, in their own smoke-house. It's hard to beat that. If you order a BLT at her shop, the bacon was smoked in their own smoke-house, and the vegetables came in fresh daily, as did the rolls. That's a lot better than ordering a sandwich at a supermarket.

That sounds like an awesome sandwich shop, do you do mail order requests?

 

[turbo]

That sounds like an awesome sandwich shop, do you do mail order requests?

I can pass your contact information on to Tracy, if you wish. I don't know if she will ship. She's a great fan of "cut it fresh", "make it now", and "get it out the door". Her sandwiches are fantastic.

 

[Evo]

Tracy does a good job on subs that feature meat, and she really packs them. My wife had a meatball sub tonight with tomato sauce, and it looked and smelled fantastic. Tracy and her husband make all their own sausages, and smoke hams, bacon, etc, in their own smoke-house. It's hard to beat that. If you order a BLT at her shop, the bacon was smoked in their own smoke-house, and the vegetables came in fresh daily, as did the rolls. That's a lot better than ordering a sandwich at a supermarket.

That's a common misconception. Anyone can smoke their own meat doesn't mean it's anything special. This deli uses award winning meats and cheeses.

The greatest thing is finding great food at incredible prices where you'd least expect it. Like the deli at a grocery store or the counter at a gas station. These are the places that amazing foods are being discovered. You just need to realize that it doesn't have to be some specialty boutique.

Down the road from here, the gas station owner sets up a smokepit in the parking lot during the summer and makes the best smoked meat.

 

[nismaratwork]

Aghhh! Now you're doing it! One of my pet peeves!

Hey, I was doing it before that little... woman... had a show, never mind "isms". Plus, it's fun to tweak you!

 

[turbo]

That's a common misconception. Anyone can smoke their own meat doesn't mean it's anything special. This deli uses award winning meats and cheeses.

The greatest thing is finding great food at incredible prices where you'd least expect it. Like the deli at a grocery store or the counter at a gas station. These are the places that amazing foods are being discovered. You just need to realize that it doesn't have to be some specialty boutique.

Down the road from here, the gas station owner sets up a smokepit in the parking lot during the summer and makes the best smoked meat.

No misconception here. The Kniffens have produced superior smoked meats for decades. This is not a fad. Their whole life is built around their smoking and butcher shop and retail establishment. They are good people trying to do their best at serving local needs for decent foods. There is no place here where you can access a local deli or a food-counter at a gas-station that has equivalent foods. You can assert that all day long, but that does not make that true here.

Some people put their hearts and their lives into their work. When their work is food, I pay attention because that was brought up that way.

 

[Evo]

No misconception here. The Kniffens have produced superior smoked meats for decades. This is not a fad. Their whole life is built around their smoking and butcher shop and retail establishment. They are good people trying to do their best at serving local needs for decent foods. There is no place here where you can access a local deli or a food-counter at a gas-station that has equivalent foods. You can assert that all day long, but that does not make that true here.

Some people put their hearts and their lives into their work. When their work is food, I pay attention because that was brought up that way.

I'm sure they are great. But that doesn't mean that the deli's I go to for 1/3 the cost aren't just as great. There are some things i'll pay more for if it's warranted. Plus, I realize that things must cost a lot more up where you are. You send me one of yours and I'll send you one of mine.

 

[Jasongreat]

I'm sure they are great. But that doesn't mean that the deli's I go to for 1/3 the cost aren't just as great. There are some things i'll pay more for if it's warranted. Plus, I realize that things must cost a lot more up where you are. You send me one of yours and I'll send you one of mine.

That won't work since your both biased, why don't you both send me one, an impartial judge, and I will decide.

 

[Evo]

That won't work since your both biased, why don't you both send me one, an impartial judge, and I will decide.

Sounds like a good idea.

 

[turbo]

Here you go. This woman is a killer. You want food? She is full-on food. You want a combination pizza that weights over 6 pounds? You can't get that at pizza hut.

http://www.svweekly.com/joom1511/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4674:kniffins-is-smokin-again&catid=6:business&Itemid=177

 

[Evo]

I want the corned beef sandwich at Carnegie Deli, in NY. OMG.

[PLAIN]http://http.cdnlayer.com/smoola/00/00/a5/c67522d27fed1a3c_m.jpg

Open since 1937 a landmark.

http://www.carnegiedeli.com/home.php

 

[nismaratwork]

I want the corned beef sandwich at Carnegie Deli, in NY. OMG.

[PLAIN]http://http.cdnlayer.com/smoola/00/00/a5/c67522d27fed1a3c_m.jpg

Open since 1937 a landmark.

http://www.carnegiedeli.com/home.php

Meeeeemmmmmoooooorrriiiiieeeessssss...

I was eating a hot pastrami sammy there, with a giant garlic pickle, about 2 months ago. The Carnegie never changes, so loosen up those jaws because it never should change. The only problem is that too many people ignore the huge number of much less known delis that litter the landscape. I recommend just eating all cured meats you can find... you know... to be safe.

 

[nismaratwork]

Oh yeah, tip: save your leftover sandwich, or buy an extra... then use the corned beef or pastrami the next day in some homemade hash, or a scramble. YUM.

 

[Evo]

I want a Buddha's hand. I doubt they will ever come to Kansas.

http://gastronofique.com/blog/?p=86

 

[nismaratwork]

I want a Buddha's hand. I doubt they will ever come to Kansas.

http://gastronofique.com/blog/?p=86

Weird looking thing isn't it? Tell you what, how about I ship you a tonne of Durian Fruits instead?

 

[Evo]

Weird looking thing isn't it? Tell you what, how about I ship you a tonne of Durian Fruits instead?

I'll pass.

 

[nismaratwork]

I'll pass.

Wasn't an offer...

 

[lisab]

I want the corned beef sandwich at Carnegie Deli, in NY. OMG.

[PLAIN]http://http.cdnlayer.com/smoola/00/00/a5/c67522d27fed1a3c_m.jpg

Open since 1937 a landmark.

http://www.carnegiedeli.com/home.php

*drool*

If corned beef is Jewish cuisine's answer to ham...it's a pretty good answer!

 

[Evo]

Wasn't an offer...

 

[nismaratwork]

Right? I swear, I just typed, "psychotic smiley" into google, hit images, and that sucker popped up. I'm so in love... :!)

 

[nismaratwork]

*drool*

If corned beef is Jewish cuisine's answer to ham...it's a pretty good answer!

It's the answer to everything that mother and chicken soup cannot cure.

 

[HeLiXe]

I want a Buddha's hand. I doubt they will ever come to Kansas.

http://gastronofique.com/blog/?p=86

This looks interesting :)

 

[Evo]

I found a fun little educational site on the science of cooking. I thought I'd share. It's the Accidental Scientist - Science of Cooking series.

http://www.exploratorium.edu/cooking/webcasts/index.html

For those of you that are thinking of baking bread, or just curious, click on the Bread video at the link below, lots of fun facts. The audience does actually come alive toward the end of the clip, I was worried .for a while.

http://www.exploratorium.edu/cooking/webcasts/bread_cast.html

 

[dlgoff]

I found a fun little educational site on the science of cooking. I thought I'd share. It's the Accidental Scientist - Science of Cooking series.

http://www.exploratorium.edu/cooking/webcasts/index.html

For those of you that are thinking of baking bread, or just curious, click on the Bread video at the link below, lots of fun facts. The audience does actually come alive toward the end of the clip, I was worried .for a while.

http://www.exploratorium.edu/cooking/webcasts/bread_cast.html

Peer Reviewed cooking now?

 

[Evo]

peer reviewed cooking now?

lol!

 

[nismaratwork]

Peer Reviewed cooking now?

Indeed, I demand that everyone send me their food so that I can give it an independent and fair *burp*... analysis.

 

[Evo]

Anyone like white navy beans? My dad loved them and would make them whenever he was home. I never cared for them as they have a very bland taste.

I'm trying to find something *different* from my normal ham hocks and bean soup and found a recipe for navy beans with hocks, or should I do black eyed peas or green split pea soup?

 

[nismaratwork]

Anyone like white navy beans? My dad loved them and would make them whenever he was home. I never cared for them as they have a very bland taste.

I'm trying to find something *different* from my normal ham hocks and bean soup and found a recipe for navy beans with hocks, or should I do black eyed peas or green split pea soup?

I LOVE white navy beans! I like to cook them and make a warm salad (works chilled), with sliced onion, tomatos, cucumber, and anything else I can find, with oil, vinegar, salt, pepper.

I think you may find that if you allow the beans to really soak up the ham-fat, they'll be more along the lines of what you want. That said... slit pea is pretty terrific in this kind of weather...

 

[Dadface]

Anyone like white navy beans? My dad loved them and would make them whenever he was home. I never cared for them as they have a very bland taste.

I'm trying to find something *different* from my normal ham hocks and bean soup and found a recipe for navy beans with hocks, or should I do black eyed peas or green split pea soup?

Ham with pease pudding is a classic combination and very tasty.It goes well with a fried egg,onion chutney and crusty bread.

 

[nismaratwork]

Ham with pease pudding is a classic combination and very tasty.It goes well with a fried egg,onion chutney and crusty bread.

Oh god, that' so good! I sometimes sub cannelloni beans and "deconstruct", but nothing beats the classics. Bread and soup are a perfect combination... the rest makes it even better.

 

[turbo]

I'm trying to find something *different* from my normal ham hocks and bean soup and found a recipe for navy beans with hocks, or should I do black eyed peas or green split pea soup?

Try to find whole yellow peas. They soak up less water, so you end up with soup instead of thick "glop". Put the peas in a pan of cool water and bring to a boil, then shut off the burner and let them sit, covered. When the peas are al dente, add chopped carrots, chopped onions, minced garlic and diced ham or bacon and salt and pepper. Cover and simmer until you can't stand waiting any more. If you have crusty home-made bread, that will top off the meal.

 

[Evo]

I don't have yellow peas and there is a snowstorm, so Nismar wins this round with navy beans.

I am making the famous Senate Bean Soup.

The Famous Senate Restaurant Bean Soup Recipe

2 pounds dried navy beans

four quarts hot water

1 1/2 pounds smoked ham hocks

1 onion, chopped

2 tablespoons butter

salt and pepper to taste

Wash the navy beans and run hot water through them until they are slightly whitened. Place beans into pot with hot water. Add ham hocks and simmer approximately three hours in a covered pot, stirring occasionally. Remove ham hocks and set aside to cool. Dice meat and return to soup. Lightly brown the onion in butter. Add to soup. Before serving, bring to a boil and season with salt and pepper. Serves 8.

http://www.senate.gov/reference/reference_item/bean_soup.htm