Is there any such thing as summer comfort food?
Just about everything that falls in that category in my list is winter-time fare (with the exception of all-season chocolate, of course) Do you have any summer comfort foods?
Why is somebody nuking a tuna salad sandwich? And why would you need to heat cat food?
I keep reading the heading as "Butter Overlord." Now that's a title I can get behind...
Kind of like a meatloaf, I think
My (southern) family calls them 'moldy mice'
Cannot believe nobody said gravy. It's the tie that binds...
What are ths sauces that are pictured with the fries?
Stir it up first time you open it, then refrigerate--take it out and let it warm up, and you're good to go--won't really need oil-distribution stirring again.
Add a little cream!
I understand the difficulties of rectifying an underseasoned burger, but what's so hard about applying salt to fries when they arrive tableside?
Creamy! Though I certainly wouldn't turn up my nose at the fluffy variety.
It may be complimentary, but it certainly is presumptious (yes, the request can be both). If you had given them some choices of possible entrees among which was the Thai chicken, that would be one thing...
Yeah, what Simon says.
The seed pods are funny looking, but the flowers themselves are quite pretty...aka "love-in-a-mist"
I can assure you that the pizzas I have blotted are not using good cheese/whole milk mozzarella. As for finding a better pizza, try living in a place where your choices are limited to chains or homemade (and I've had some not-very good homemade, though I wouldn't blot them) I can also assure you that I am not a fat-o-phobe & challenge anybody to match my love of butter/cream/fat/oil--in the right application.
Sometimes. You need to add that as an option.
Yay Grandma Utz! Gotta love the lard!
Whisky sours; Old Fashion[ed]s. But otherwise, I like it on the rocks.
Woo-hoo! I got 'em all!
I like to coat it with dijon, chopped garlic & thyme (rosemary works here, too) and roast
7 of 8, and I too missed the pop-tart question.
sad that 2 burgers had to sacrifice their lives for 1 flood burger...
ProfessorChaos: It was always pretty special for us, growing up in Va (where I still am), though there were a few years when we got lots of snow. We're supposed to get 6-12 inches, so maybe I'll make some, too...
Anybody ever make snow ice-cream? : fresh snow, (powdered?)sugar, vanilla and cream folded together. Have not had it since I was a child...
I might eat the part with the mushrooms, but nothing else
Just about everything that falls in that category in my list is winter-time fare (with the exception of all-season chocolate, of course) Do you have any summer comfort foods?
...for dinner, providing you knew of no food allergies, dietary restrictions of whatever sort (including veganism, vegetarianism and whatever other 'ism' I've forgotten)?
What formerly available foods do you wish were still available? Off the top of my head, here are 2 of mine: Morton's mini doughnuts (oh, lawsy), and Ideal chocolate peanut bars (this may not be the full/correct name)--how I miss thee!
I'm talking about taking a piece of meat (in this case a pork tenderloin) from the freezer, putting it in a marinade, and letting it thaw while marinating in the fridge. Any reason not to do this?
Am I the only one who likes thin-cut bacon? Thicker bacon just gets tough, instead of crisp (how I like it)
It would be helpful to know, especially since prices, stores, brands, etc. are not necessarily nationally available/consistent
(Lilla--from SW Va.)
[Image: Audrey Fukman and Andy Wright on SFoodie] When it comes to eating food that has touched the floor, if you're a Megalosaurus you can eat whatever the hell you want. The rest of us should check this flowchart from SFoodie. Most cases point to yes. [via Buzzfeed] Related Flowchart: 'Where Should I Eat, Fast Food Edition' Flowchart: 'What Should I Eat, Cereal Edition' Flowchart: 'What Candy Should I Eat?'... More
Are you time traveling? I don't think we can fast forward (yet) 60 years from 1963...