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Hungry?? COME HERE FOR IDEAS!
Ok so i am starving...
I have no idea what to eat..
Anyone have an interesting recipes that they came up with, that always hit the spot??
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Enjoy making your meal.
cook some bacon, slice some fresh tomatoes, take a toasted hamburger bun, layer the tomatos, then bacon, then top with cheese and melt in the oven.
^^ Andy, I've tried that before minus the cheese. Tastes great!
just got back...thank for all the ideas...
gona have to try that..
hahah, so here is what i had..
some italian sausage, orange peppers, and mushrooms all sauted. Then threw all that on a tortilla. Added some grated cheese and a bit of mayo. Wasn't that bad.
I suck at cooking 
Junk food FTW lol.
There's already been 2 threads on recipes:
TOTA Recipe Thread
Favorite Recipes Thread
Try in there.
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| Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* There's already been 2 threads on recipes: TOTA Recipe Thread Favorite Recipes Thread Try in there. |
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| Originally posted by Tordan ^^ Andy, I've tried that before minus the cheese. Tastes great! |
One time I was hungry and had nothing 'normal' to eat so I decided to make my own dish containing what I do have.
Frozen French fries
Ground beef
Ketchup
Chopped Onion
1) Deepfry the fries.
2) In a pan with a lil oil cook the onions and ground beef (I try to keep the ground beef to lil chunks for a meatier texture)
3) Drain Oil/Fat
4) Throw in the fries, and add ketchup (enough to kinda cover everything, not trying to make a soup)
get a fork and enjoy 
. You can probably add cheese for a more poutine feel.
Yeah it may sound weird but it's delicious!
Or Grilled cheese with real old aged cheddar and bacon
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| Originally posted by Invasionmix One time I was hungry and had nothing 'normal' to eat so I decided to make my own dish containing what I do have. Frozen French fries Ground beef Ketchup Chopped Onion 1) Deepfry the fries. 2) In a pan with a lil oil cook the onions and ground beef (I try to keep the ground beef to lil chunks for a meatier texture) 3) Drain Oil/Fat 4) Throw in the fries, and add ketchup (enough to kinda cover everything, not trying to make a soup) get a fork and enjoy . You can probably add cheese for a more poutine feel. Yeah it may sound weird but it's delicious! Or Grilled cheese with real old aged cheddar and bacon |
i've always been a fan of "coney island fries'
French Fries, topped with Cheese Curd, and Chilli.
for a bit of a twisted u can subsititue the Yukon golds for Sweet Potatoes. soo yummy.
Grilled Eggplant: this is one of my favourite summer foods.
Wash and slice a whole eggplant into 1/2" slices.
Sprinkle generously with raw sea salt (any salt will do...iodized, kosher), stack loosely on a paper towel lined plate and allow to weep for an hour or so. You can weep them for as little as a few minutes, but the longer they weep, the more oil and salt they absorb.
Blot dry with paper towel.
Brush generously with GOOD olive oil, let stand 5 mins
Place on grill over low/med heat.
Grill slowly, turning once (and only once, so watch your heat), when turned, brush lightly with oil and sprinkle lightly with salt.
When cooked (8-12 mins), serve as appetizer or side to meat....yum.
This is really great with grilled peppers. Make a meal of it by placing two or three eggplant slices on a plate, top with grilled red/yellow/green peppers (with a bit of basil and good oil), tomato slices and a few rings of raw red onion and parsley. Really nice colour and presentation.
If you weep them for only a few minutes, this whole process takes 30 minutes from stepping in the kitchen to sitting at the table...most of which is waiting. Completely vegetarian for you herbivores.
Enjoy!
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| Originally posted by malek La Banquise |
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