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Everything is sriracha friendly! Fried chicken sandwiches are great with it, ramen noodles are so much better with a bit of it. I also mix it with mayo and dip my fries in it.

Pruett's in Gadsden, AL.

Sourdough. I make a good rosemary bread, too.

There is a gigantic indoor "farmer's market" near my house. I visited before I moved and was completely overwhelmed. Now it is my grocery store.

Not a fantasy food, but I loved reading about the food The Boxcar Children had. Keeping the milk behind the waterfall was my favorite part.

My favorite cup is a plastic boot shaped one that I had as a child. Everything always tasted better out of that cup.

the internet.

Duck confit. Yum.

Ugh. I am so depressed with these comments. I thought this was the place where we rag on people like Sandra Lee and Guy Fieri. This man goes out of his way to invent what he thinks will be catch-phrases. He is/was untalented in the kitchen, that is why he has DDD. That show would be much more successful...oh. wait, it Is being done better with Man Vs. Food. I have lost all faith in America that he was chosen to host a game show on a major network.

I'm sorry, vkaf253, but you are comparing an addictive substance like nicotine to a Happy Meal? Just so you know, a Happy Meal can have as little as 13 grams of fat and 450 calories. A treat, of course, but compared to a serving of lasagna at home, it is pretty similar. The bottom line is being in charge of your children and what they order so they will one day make responsible decisions as adults. The same goes for warning them against cigarettes, regardless of the adorable camel on the box (who is no longer there because of idiotic parents.)

I'm sorry, but Anniston IS NE Alabama. Check it, Kris.

Gave up meat for Lent
Need a slanket to remind
How good burgers are

I live alone and barely spend $25 when cooking for myself for a week. 1 lb of turkey pastrami, 1/2 pound of ground turkey, 1 chicken breast, a little cheese, spinach, a potato, a tomato, herbs, bread, eggs, pasta, and a jar of salsa or pasta sauce. Meatballs, tacos, sandwiches, etc. Easy cooking for one. (I do have a wonderful Farmer's Market to help with cost, though.)