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I made this last night, and it was delicious. Great way to use sweet potatoes; my husband does not like them, but in this chili they were eaten. It was very spicy, maybe my chipotle was bigger than it should have been.. first time cooking with those. I liked the spice. Will definitely make it again. Served with blue corn tortilla chips and a salad. thanks!

black bean veggie burgers

Taco Deli! Chilito! yum have fun, I love Austin!

i saw 'Turkey Tushies' in the kosher grocer meat section, and also 'Smooth Move' laxative tea in the supermarket.. i also giggled and took pictures. :)

I meant nutty bar! ha - don't know where I got nutty buddy from, I just googled it, and jockstraps were the first thing that came up! hahahahaha gross. and not at all similar to reese's sticks!

Chris Onstad, of Recipes for a Lady or a Man: The Achewood Cookbook

parmesan cheese and salt. with our without butter.

oh. WOW.

hi kissafish, i cooked them for about 1.5 hrs, until they are hard and release from the foil, then shut the oven off and left them in there with the door closed for hours... until the oven cooled.

hahaha- 'suggestions', not its spanish cousin, 'suggestinos'

haha onepercent99! yup, that should just about cover it... but I need something to take care of the munchies that will inevitably follow.
CJ McD- we can bring a gas grill... no charcoal or open flames, but it may be tough to wash dishes so other than burgers/dogs (with bun as plate) we probably won't be grilling much if at all. our campsite will mostly just be for crashing and we'll probably be taking food 'to go' with us for the day/night as we wander around. as much as my husband hates to admit it, this trip is more about the music than camping.

I remember being on the subway where a woman and child were eating chicken parts as well. Every time the doors opened at a stop, they would toss the bones out through them. Gross.
I agree that sometimes you need to eat something on the go, but I personally think it should be something that doesn't drip or smell, and the only leftovers allowed is the wrapper or bag I had it in. I brought a banana on the railroad the other day and quickly ate it and threw the peel out on the platform before the train left because I was worried about what I would do with it the whole ride.