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I made breakfast with leftover French fries. I crisped them up on the oven, then fried eggs and put the fries on a plate, eggs on top, ketchup on all of it. Delicious
Apparently this started in November and I missed it but they're selling Little Debbie branded ice cream and last night I bought the Nutty Bar one and I'm going to eat it tonight, I hope it's good!
My schools switched to a different good vendor and they had "real pizza" for years except it was crap. Then one random day in high school word spread they they had rectangle pizza. That was a very good day.
Even more than the pizza I remember the garlic bread they served with spaghetti in elementary school. I'm 95% sure it was just half of a hotdog bun with an unhealthy amount of butter and garlic salt, but goddamn I've never had any better.
Even more than the pizza I remember the garlic bread they served with spaghetti in elementary school. I'm 95% sure it was just half of a hotdog bun with an unhealthy amount of butter and garlic salt, but goddamn I've never had any better.
I need some of you other food perverts to post poutine in the Non-Canadian poutine thread. My quest was temporarily derailed by covid, and the Canadians crave sins to judge.
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In America (well, okay, probably just Jersey) we call poutine “Disco Fries”
Although, it’s often just mozzarella instead of traditional cheese curds, but those aren’t unheard of either.
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Ah, it stinks, it sucks, it's anthropologically unjust
Sourdough rolls, made with the mix @Shadowfire sent for Satans
Whole wheat penne, sausage, and tomatoes roasted with whole garlic cloves and herbs with fresh shredded parmesan.
The bad food comes in because it's whole wheat penne which I always forget I don't like the texture of and yet I keep finding that's what I've bought.
And I didn't get enough of juices from the tomatoes on the pasta so the pasta itself was kind of dry in places. But everything other than the pasta was great.
How do you store your potatoes? I currently keep mine in a cabinet in the plastic bag they came in, and that's clearly not working. Seems like they get spongy and covered with horrible little tentacles if I don't cook them within a week.
I'm pretty sure this is the same thing my parents did and their taters lasted for ages, but that might have been the high plains climate doing a lot of the work.
The best storage I've found is in dirt. I harvested them and put them all in big garden sacks full of compost and they have just stayed outside since then. They're all still in perfect condition, though they are just starting to sprout now with spring coming.
I've tried storing others in our 'pantry' which is an old stable. First year I put them in hessian sacks and they did ok but not great. I'd have to keep sorting through and taking out ones that were going mouldy every couple of weeks. This year I lay them out on shelves so they have better air circulation and they've stayed in good condition but mice have been getting to them.
Keeping them in compost is my favourite and what I will be trying to do for all of them in future. The only issue with it is you can't tell how many you've got left. I emptied the sacks out in January thinking I'd be getting the last few and still had several kg
How do you store your potatoes? I currently keep mine in a cabinet in the plastic bag they came in, and that's clearly not working. Seems like they get spongy and covered with horrible little tentacles if I don't cook them within a week.
I'm pretty sure this is the same thing my parents did and their taters lasted for ages, but that might have been the high plains climate doing a lot of the work.
The best storage I've found is in dirt. I harvested them and put them all in big garden sacks full of compost and they have just stayed outside since then. They're all still in perfect condition, though they are just starting to sprout now with spring coming.
I've tried storing others in our 'pantry' which is an old stable. First year I put them in hessian sacks and they did ok but not great. I'd have to keep sorting through and taking out ones that were going mouldy every couple of weeks. This year I lay them out on shelves so they have better air circulation and they've stayed in good condition but mice have been getting to them.
Keeping them in compost is my favourite and what I will be trying to do for all of them in future. The only issue with it is you can't tell how many you've got left. I emptied the sacks out in January thinking I'd be getting the last few and still had several kg
That's a hobbit-ass move and I love it. I'll have to seriously rethink my storage solutions.
As if asking smof how to store potatoes was going to end any other way
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It's the best way to store all root veg apparently. Soil somehow stops them from getting too dry or too humid (soil is magic). Initially I was going to try putting them in tubs of soil in the pantry but I was too lazy to move all that soil, hence the sacks outdoors. They are just on the corner of the bed I grew them in. Been out there through frost and a lot of rain and they've been fine.
Andnbeforen one of you says that they make then pizza has a hexagon so that A big sheet of hexagon pizza can go in the school oven together in a sheet I will say that yes I am aware of this but that the value of hexagon pizza is not there compared to circular pizza
Pizza does not belong in polygons and before someone says pizza is cut in triangles and triangles are a hexagon I would say look at the crust is that crust a straight line? And they would say not and then I would point out that it’s not a polygon because all of the sides in a polygon are straight that’s a basic fact I’d you look at the definition of polygon
Jr. that is so very many Sichuan peppercorns! I look at that and get the same vicarious thrill of danger that I get from like, watching a skydiver hop out of a plane or a surfer totter up to standing on top of a breaker the height of an office block. I am very jealous.
I was looking it up on Wikipedia the other day because I was like
Wait... How did they do geometry for architecture and shit before they had a good approximation of pi?
Turns out though the ancient Babylonians were like close enough roughly, though nobody had it to seven digits or more until the Chinese in like the 5th century?
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But I couldn't usually afford to get lunch at school so we packed our lunches most of the time
On special days we'd have pizza lunchables
Dear god, those poor bastards at the lone Papa John’s in Wayne County Ohio
While I wouldn't use the word "intimately" in that sentence, especially not in SE++, I can't argue with the rest of the statement.
Right, garlic bread
I need some of you other food perverts to post poutine in the Non-Canadian poutine thread. My quest was temporarily derailed by covid, and the Canadians crave sins to judge.
Although, it’s often just mozzarella instead of traditional cheese curds, but those aren’t unheard of either.
boil 'em
mash 'em
stick 'em in a stew
Sourdough rolls, made with the mix @Shadowfire sent for Satans
Whole wheat penne, sausage, and tomatoes roasted with whole garlic cloves and herbs with fresh shredded parmesan.
The bad food comes in because it's whole wheat penne which I always forget I don't like the texture of and yet I keep finding that's what I've bought.
And I didn't get enough of juices from the tomatoes on the pasta so the pasta itself was kind of dry in places. But everything other than the pasta was great.
When we would go to the diner after a night working at the uni theatre, i did a shortcut and just ordered mozzarella sticks with brown gravy.
oh the things i would do to my digestion system in uni.
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I've tried storing others in our 'pantry' which is an old stable. First year I put them in hessian sacks and they did ok but not great. I'd have to keep sorting through and taking out ones that were going mouldy every couple of weeks. This year I lay them out on shelves so they have better air circulation and they've stayed in good condition but mice have been getting to them.
Keeping them in compost is my favourite and what I will be trying to do for all of them in future. The only issue with it is you can't tell how many you've got left. I emptied the sacks out in January thinking I'd be getting the last few and still had several kg
What’s Precious, Taters?
That's a hobbit-ass move and I love it. I'll have to seriously rethink my storage solutions.
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Yes! It's super interesting!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMlf1ELvRzc
Wait... How did they do geometry for architecture and shit before they had a good approximation of pi?
Turns out though the ancient Babylonians were like close enough roughly, though nobody had it to seven digits or more until the Chinese in like the 5th century?
Anyway pie are round silly