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sowalgayboi
11-09-2007, 11:51 PM
Noticed an odd trend on another thread (Top 10 things about SoWallers) and it gave me inspiration for this one.
I love half popped popcorn kernels. :drool: Anybody else have any love of weird food by products?
i.e. The pieces of an omelet that get up on the side of the frying pan and are real thin and crisp.
The over cooked, but not burned cheese on a cookie sheet after cooking a pizza.
The little bits of batter that float in a fryer/frying pan. I know that Captain D's actually sells these, but can't for the life of me remember what they are called.
Are you my long lost brother? Love all of the above, except for the omelet part. I'm not much on eggs. The popcorn kernels especially if they're a little burned are to die for!! And those little batter pieces.....yum!!
jdarg
11-10-2007, 08:24 AM
Noticed an odd trend on another thread (Top 10 things about SoWallers) and it gave me inspiration for this one.
I love half popped popcorn kernels. :drool: Anybody else have any love of weird food by products?
i.e. The pieces of an omelet that get up on the side of the frying pan and are real thin and crisp.
The over cooked, but not burned cheese on a cookie sheet after cooking a pizza.
The little bits of batter that float in a fryer/frying pan. I know that Captain D's actually sells these, but can't for the life of me remember what they are called.
We call them crispies.
T.Cline
11-10-2007, 10:04 AM
burned toast....as in almost charcoal...with lots of butter and grape jelly.
burned toast....as in almost charcoal...with lots of butter and grape jelly.
Oh yeah!!!!! :clap:
sowalgayboi
11-10-2007, 10:41 AM
Are you my long lost brother? Love all of the above, except for the omelet part. I'm not much on eggs. The popcorn kernels especially if they're a little burned are to die for!! And those little batter pieces.....yum!!
We are definitely an odd bunch. :wacko:
Ocean Lover
11-10-2007, 11:05 AM
We are definitely an odd bunch. :wacko:
Yep, maybe so...I don't even like cookie dough....
sowalgayboi
11-10-2007, 11:37 AM
Yep, maybe so...I don't even like cookie dough....
Blasphemy! :floor:
grace
11-10-2007, 12:10 PM
The over cooked, but not burned cheese on a cookie sheet after cooking a pizza.
The little bits of batter that float in a fryer/frying pan. I know that Captain D's actually sells these, but can't for the life of me remember what they are called.
mmmmmm.............
pudding skin:idontno:
beachyteachy
11-10-2007, 12:18 PM
You know you can actually order full packs of half popped popcorn. They're on the 'net and called Half-Pops. My hubby got some for me for our anniversary...inside joke gag gift but it was greatly appreciated!!!! They come in different flavors too....original, butter, white cheese. Mmmmm!
jodiFL
11-10-2007, 12:35 PM
I love the hard crusty cheese and crunchy pasta that you get when you fix Baked Ziti or lasagna.
You know you can actually order full packs of half popped popcorn. They're on the 'net and called Half-Pops. My hubby got some for me for our anniversary...inside joke gag gift but it was greatly appreciated!!!! They come in different flavors too....original, butter, white cheese. Mmmmm!
OMG, beachy!!! You've made my day! No, my week, no, my year!!! :clap::clap::clap:
jessifunn
11-10-2007, 02:07 PM
peanut butter and vanilla yogurt
peanut butter and vanilla yogurt
This sounds good..I will try it. :biggrin:
jessifunn
11-10-2007, 02:10 PM
This sounds good..I will try it. :biggrin:
throw some almond granola on top :wave:
throw some almond granola on top :wave:
:wave:Will do!:wave:
Green beans with thousand island dressing. :D
jodiFL
11-10-2007, 02:30 PM
peanut butter and pancake syrup...in a bowl.
T.Cline
11-10-2007, 02:34 PM
extra chunky peanut butter with Ghirardelli bittersweet chocolate /cacao chips mixed in
sowalgayboi
11-10-2007, 02:40 PM
Brown sugar and peanut butter.
Dune-AHH
11-10-2007, 03:03 PM
peanut butter-n-pickle on white bread sandwich
jodiFL
11-10-2007, 03:10 PM
peanut butter, mayo and popcorn on white bread.... (does anyone else notice a trend here? with the peanut butter:floor:
peanut butter, mayo and popcorn on white bread.... (does anyone else notice a trend here? with the peanut butter:floor:
It's the universal food!!
Dune-AHH
11-10-2007, 03:30 PM
peanut butter, mayo and popcorn on white bread.... (does anyone else notice a trend here? with the peanut butter:floor:
:funn:Uhhh...Yea!
And...got so caught up in the trend I went for the peanut bar jar, hooked out a finger full & stuck it in my mouth....:eek: BLLEECCCKKK...
poison zanziboo!!!
2 YEARS BEYOND WEIRD (Jan 2006 expiration):yikes:
:funn:Uhhh...Yea!
And...got so caught up in the trend I went for the peanut bar jar, hooked out a finger full & stuck it in my mouth....:eek: BLLEECCCKKK...
poison zanziboo!!!
2 YEARS BEYOND WEIRD (Jan 2006 expiration):yikes:
:eek:
Sunkist thinks I'm some kinda hippie or something for buying "natural" peanut butter. She says it's not right.
Dune-AHH
11-10-2007, 03:45 PM
:eek:
Sunkist thinks I'm some kinda hippie or something for buying "natural" peanut butter. She says it's not right.
:lolabove:...as in "unnatural" :funn:
:lolabove:...as in "unnatural" :funn:
:lol: Yep.
gotothebeachmom
11-10-2007, 05:17 PM
My F-I-L's favorite is a peanut butter and tomato sandwich, washed down with a big ol' glass of the cheapest red wine in a box he can find. :blink:
My F-I-L's favorite is a peanut butter and tomato sandwich, washed down with a big ol' glass of the cheapest red wine in a box he can find. :blink:
:blink:Maybe not THAT universal!
Miss Kitty
11-10-2007, 05:32 PM
My F-I-L's favorite is a peanut butter and tomato sandwich, washed down with a big ol' glass of the cheapest red wine in a box he can find. :blink:
I just thought about throwing up. :blink:
seacrestkristi
11-10-2007, 07:05 PM
http://www.geocities.com/suarezgfam/smore-burnt.gif:D
Indigo Jill
11-10-2007, 09:10 PM
peanut butter-n-pickle on white bread sandwich
:floor: SO grew up on peanut butter and pickle sandwich's on white bread! And I love the half-popped kernels and "crispies".
Anyone ever had fried bologna sandwiches? You "fry" in the microwave - it curls in wierd ways and - prepare yourself for this but the grease pools in the cup it makes - and then you put it on white bread. Actually, now that I have kids of my own, I can't believe my mother let me eat this as now it really makes me queasy to think about. :puke: But, when I was younger, I ate it many many times at lunch (when I grew up, we walked home for lunch every day).
KansasBorn/30ABound
11-10-2007, 10:12 PM
How about fried bologna sandwiches?
Ha-ha....should really read the posts above me better!
kathydwells
11-10-2007, 10:15 PM
Peanut Butter, Mayonaise and Banana's mashed up in a bowl, then spread on fresh White Bread. :wub:
Indigo Jill
11-10-2007, 10:26 PM
How about fried bologna sandwiches?
Ha-ha....should really read the posts above me better!
I missed it! I will re-read the posts now - another fried bologna survivor?? :floor:
kathydwells
11-10-2007, 10:30 PM
I missed it! I will re-read the posts now - another fried bologna survivor?? :floor:
Make that three. :wave:
Miss Kitty
11-10-2007, 10:33 PM
Make that three. :wave:
Four. :wave: But, way before microwaves...fry it in a pan, slather white bread with mayo and enjoy! Wonder why I never fed my children this? :idontno: ;-)
kathydwells
11-10-2007, 10:34 PM
Four. :wave: But, way before microwaves...fry it in a pan, slather white bread with mayo and enjoy! Wonder why I never fed my children this? :idontno: ;-)
Yep, that's how we did it. I had to have melted cheese on mine though. :wave:
Miss Kitty
11-10-2007, 10:35 PM
Yep, that's how we did it. I had to have melted cheese on mine though. :wave:
:bang: dammm, a missed opportunity for more fat grams! :biggrin: :wave:
kathydwells
11-10-2007, 10:40 PM
:bang: dammm, a missed opportunity for more fat grams! :biggrin: :wave:
The boloney and mayo didn't have enough. :biggrin::wave:
Ocean Lover
11-10-2007, 11:12 PM
There's a restaurant in a small town not far from here that features a fried bologna sandwich. I've eaten a few in my day but not from there.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/07/23/sunday/main564737.shtml (http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/07/23/sunday/main564737.shtml)
What about peanut butter and banana sandwiches?
Indigo Jill
11-10-2007, 11:22 PM
The boloney and mayo didn't have enough. :biggrin::wave:
:floor:Oh my ... this is too hysterical. :floor: Yes, we are a secret club - us fried bologna eaters. It's almost too embarrasing to admit. There is comfort in numbers on this one. :floor:Keep the stories coming!
Mermaid
11-10-2007, 11:27 PM
Does catsup on scrambled eggs count as a weird food combo? I personally wouldn't eat my scrambled eggs any other way but Merman turns green at the very thought of it.
Indigo Jill
11-10-2007, 11:27 PM
How about fried bologna sandwiches?
Ha-ha....should really read the posts above me better!
No - just great minds think alike as we posted almost at the same time! :biggrin:
And ignore my response post - I thought you were telling me to read the previous posts because I missed a fried bologna comment - didn't see you edited your post to add the comment.
Dune-AHH
11-10-2007, 11:35 PM
Does catsup on scrambled eggs count as a weird food combo? I personally wouldn't eat my scrambled eggs any other way but Merman turns green at the very thought of it.
I always thought it was weird until I tried it & found out it's really good :D
Dune-AHH
11-10-2007, 11:39 PM
My F-I-L's favorite is a peanut butter and tomato sandwich, washed down with a big ol' glass of the cheapest red wine in a box he can find. :blink:
:lolabove: THAT's Weird AND DISGUSTING :lol:
Apparently Mr GTTBM did not inherit his cooking skills from good ole Pop!
dbuck
11-10-2007, 11:46 PM
Peanut Butter, Mayonaise and Banana's mashed up in a bowl, then spread on fresh White Bread. :wub:
Mayo, I'm not so sure about, but.... Peanut butter, karo syrup, and mashed banana on toast.......yum.
Love popcorn with M&M's mixed in.
Dune-AHH
11-10-2007, 11:48 PM
A barely boiled weeney submerged in a thermos of tomato soup.:puke:
The total RUINATION of a perfectly good thermos of soup.
This is what my mother sent in our grade school lunch box...:eek::sick:
T.Cline
11-11-2007, 06:24 AM
Does catsup on scrambled eggs count as a weird food combo? I personally wouldn't eat my scrambled eggs any other way but Merman turns green at the very thought of it.
I have to admit I still eat catsup on my scrambled eggs sometimes..actually crave it!:blink:
T.Cline
11-11-2007, 06:26 AM
:yikes:FRIED SPAM sandwich on white bread with mustard.
Does catsup on scrambled eggs count as a weird food combo? I personally wouldn't eat my scrambled eggs any other way but Merman turns green at the very thought of it.
Mermy, you and mr. dd. He slathers it all over his scrambled eggs. I'm with Merman on this one...
mr. dd also eats peanut butter on crackers with chili....:confused::idontno:
Dune-AHH
11-11-2007, 11:46 AM
Mermy, you and mr. dd. He slathers it all over his scrambled eggs. I'm with Merman on this one...
mr. dd also eats peanut butter on crackers with chili....:confused::idontno:
:lolabove:So does my Dad!!!
and my folks always pour white vinegar over cooked spinach.
seacrestkristi
11-11-2007, 11:50 AM
a spoon of cottage cheese in chili ;-)
jodiFL
11-11-2007, 07:18 PM
A spoon of apple sauce in cottage cheese.
T.Cline
11-11-2007, 07:21 PM
a spoon of cottage cheese in chili ;-)
YUM!
InletBchDweller
11-11-2007, 07:25 PM
:yikes:FRIED SPAM sandwich on white bread with mustard.
Spam is a staple in our house. Actually just fried some about an hour ago. White bread and mayo for me. You know they make light Spam and low sodium Spam (as if that matters:D)
I have always loved the gooey stuff that is left in the pyrex dish after shaking and baking a pork chop. My sister and I would fight over that.
iwishiwasthere
11-11-2007, 07:35 PM
:floor:Oh my ... this is too hysterical. :floor: Yes, we are a secret club - us fried bologna eaters. It's almost too embarrasing to admit. There is comfort in numbers on this one. :floor:Keep the stories coming!
I still have one occasionally. I have mustard instead of mayo. Kind of like fried weiner sandwiches.
Ocean Lover
11-11-2007, 07:53 PM
I still have one occasionally. I have mustard instead of mayo. Kind of like fried weiner sandwiches.
Oh my gosh, you're right...I just had a total flashback of my dad splitting the weiners in half and frying them. I hadn't thought of that in years!!!!
This thread has made me realize I am definitely not a weird food eater. :biggrin:
aggieb
11-11-2007, 08:07 PM
http://www.geocities.com/suarezgfam/smore-burnt.gif:D
:wub: black roasted marshmallows!!!
jar of green giant mushrooms (no juice) cooked in scrambled eggs.
http://www.geocities.com/suarezgfam/smore-burnt.gif:D
:wub: black roasted marshmallows!!!
jar of green giant mushrooms (no juice) cooked in scrambled eggs.
I like the marshmallows charred too! The mushrooms might just make the eggs tolerable.
seacrestkristi
11-11-2007, 11:05 PM
:floor: SO grew up on peanut butter and pickle sandwich's on white bread! And I love the half-popped kernels and "crispies".
Anyone ever had fried bologna sandwiches? You "fry" in the microwave - it curls in wierd ways and - prepare yourself for this but the grease pools in the cup it makes - and then you put it on white bread. Actually, now that I have kids of my own, I can't believe my mother let me eat this as now it really makes me queasy to think about. :puke: But, when I was younger, I ate it many many times at lunch (when I grew up, we walked home for lunch every day).
That peanut butter and pickle does sound kind of good. :blink: If your feeling more ethnic one day you can call this funny lookin' fried bologna a 'sombrero'. We used to put cheese on it too sometimes. :biggrin:
sowalgayboi
11-11-2007, 11:21 PM
Fortunately or unfortunately however you want to take it I was raised by a vegetarian so fried bologna was never on the menu. We did however have cottage cheese, molasses, and wheat germ as a desert.
Right before my mother died she passed on the secret to my sister that the ranch dip we had coveted for years and fought over was in fact soft tofu blended to a paste and a packet of hidden valley ranch. Still hate tofu, but love that dip.
Fortunately or unfortunately however you want to take it I was raised by a vegetarian so fried bologna was never on the menu. We did however have cottage cheese, molasses, and wheat germ as a desert.
Right before my mother died she passed on the secret to my sister that the ranch dip we had coveted for years and fought over was in fact soft tofu blended to a paste and a packet of hidden valley ranch. Still hate tofu, but love that dip.
:blink: I don't know whether that's just really funny or really sad. TOFU!! Yuk.
sowalgayboi
11-11-2007, 11:29 PM
:blink: I don't know whether that's just really funny or really sad. TOFU!! Yuk.
We still think it's funny that she passed tofu off on us for all those years and had no idea. :D
We still think it's funny that she passed tofu off on us for all those years and had no idea. :D
It is funny. Sad that you didn't figure it out! :lol:
sowalgayboi
11-12-2007, 12:26 AM
It really is good, even if you don't like tofu. I still have my fun serving it to unsuspecting party guests.
It really is good, even if you don't like tofu. I still have my fun serving it to unsuspecting party guests.
I'm just joshin' ya! But, I'll remember in case you ever come to a soiree! :lol:
sowalgayboi
11-12-2007, 06:45 PM
I'm just joshin' ya! But, I'll remember in case you ever come to a soiree! :lol:
Then I won't post all the other recipes she snuck tofu into. I'd love to do a soiree, it's so nice living in an area that uses a word like and knows what a soiree is. :cool:
scooterbug44
11-12-2007, 06:57 PM
My mother used to get creative to try and use up wild game. After elk tacos and elk meat loaf, I stopped eating anything that was supposed to be made with "ground beef".
Of course, it's hard to criticize her cooking since I will put cocktail/horseradish sauce on some random foods - leftover steak, venison, popcorn ;-).
Dune-AHH
11-12-2007, 08:20 PM
My mother used to get creative to try and use up wild game. After elk tacos and elk meat loaf, I stopped eating anything that was supposed to be made with "ground beef".
Of course, it's hard to criticize her cooking since I will put cocktail/horseradish sauce on some random foods - leftover steak, venison, popcorn ;-).
"Ground Meat" was often suspect in my Mom's kitchen also:floor:
For example:
1. In the morning: open the frig & be greeted by a 1/2 thawed long curved whole beef tongue complete w/ taste buds.
2. Later that afternoon: VOILA! Heave extreme breath of relief that the offensive tongue has disappeared. Thrilled for Jingles the Dog who's surely enjoyed a "long tasty" treat.
3. Rut-Ro..."Hamburger" Pizza for supper.
4. Valiant effort to "swallow" the deception!!!:funn:
Then I won't post all the other recipes she snuck tofu into. I'd love to do a soiree, it's so nice living in an area that uses a word like and knows what a soiree is. :cool:
:biggrin: I imagine there'll be one in the spring.
jdarg
11-13-2007, 10:31 AM
I'm having weird breakfast- drunken noodles, pad thai, thai pepper steak, and fried rice, all mixed together. Leftovers from Big Daddy's BBQ and Thai food in Ft. Walton. I am going back on Thursday if anyone wants to place an order.
I can't tell y'all how awesome this place is--
kathydwells
11-13-2007, 10:33 AM
I'm having weird breakfast- drunken noodles, pad thai, thai pepper steak, and fried rice, all mixed together. Leftovers from Big Daddy's BBQ and Thai food in Ft. Walton. I am going back on Thursday if anyone wants to place an order.
I can't tell y'all how awesome this place is--
Now that sounds like MY kind of breakfast!!!! YUMMY!!!!
seacrestkristi
11-13-2007, 01:51 PM
"Ground Meat" was often suspect in my Mom's kitchen also:floor:
For example:
1. In the morning: open the frig & be greeted by a 1/2 thawed long curved whole beef tongue complete w/ taste buds.
2. Later that afternoon: VOILA! Heave extreme breath of relief that the offensive tongue has disappeared. Thrilled for Jingles the Dog who's surely enjoyed a "long tasty" treat.
3. Rut-Ro..."Hamburger" Pizza for supper.
4. Valiant effort to "swallow" the deception!!!:funn:
:floor::floor::floor:
seacrestkristi
11-13-2007, 02:06 PM
:Fortunately or unfortunately however you want to take it I was raised by a vegetarian so fried bologna was never on the menu. We did however have cottage cheese, molasses, and wheat germ as a desert.
Right before my mother died she passed on the secret to my sister that the ranch dip we had coveted for years and fought over was in fact soft tofu blended to a paste and a packet of hidden valley ranch. Still hate tofu, but love that dip.
Gosh that sounds so healthy! Wonder if you can make onion dip like that too. Sweet story to go along with the recipe, that's even better! :wub: Have you ever had Special K Loaf or Pecan Meal Meatballs in BBQ sauce? :drool: I always make some around Thanksgiving. Both sets of grandparents were 7th Day Adventist. A lot of them are vegetarian too. My youngest gull is too, vegetarian, that is. I get in the mood for vegetarian stuff sometimes. Did ya'll eat that Linda Loma peanut loaf in the can ever? or Links? It even smells healthy. :D :wub:
Sorry you lost your momma so young.:wub:
Ocean Lover
11-13-2007, 02:20 PM
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Gosh that sounds so healthy! Wonder if you can make onion dip like that too. Sweet story to go along with the recipe, that's even better! :wub: Have you ever had Special K Loaf or Pecan Meal Meatballs in BBQ sauce? :drool: I always make some around Thanksgiving. Both sets of grandparents were 7th Day Adventist. A lot of them are vegetarian too. My youngest gull is too, vegetarian, that is. I get in the mood for vegetarian stuff sometimes. Did ya'll eat that Linda Loma peanut loaf in the can ever? or Links? It even smells healthy. :D :wub:
Sorry you lost your momma so young.:wub:
When I was younger my mom worked for a company that made vegetarian foods. "Healthy" was never I word I used to describe the smell.:blink:
sowalgayboi
11-13-2007, 06:54 PM
:
Gosh that sounds so healthy! Wonder if you can make onion dip like that too. Sweet story to go along with the recipe, that's even better! :wub: Have you ever had Special K Loaf or Pecan Meal Meatballs in BBQ sauce? :drool: I always make some around Thanksgiving. Both sets of grandparents were 7th Day Adventist. A lot of them are vegetarian too. My youngest gull is too, vegetarian, that is. I get in the mood for vegetarian stuff sometimes. Did ya'll eat that Linda Loma peanut loaf in the can ever? or Links? It even smells healthy. :D :wub:
Sorry you lost your momma so young.:wub:
Most any dip you can get in the "packet form" will work. My mom's best friend used to make her grandmothers meat balls specially for her using "grillers tofu burgers" can't remember the brand name. They tasted the same. Thank you for the thoughtful comments, breast cancer is a horrible horrible disease.
sowalgayboi
11-13-2007, 06:55 PM
When I was younger my mom worked for a company that made vegetarian foods. "Healthy" was never I word I used to describe the smell.:blink:
:lolabove::lolabove::lolabove:
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