Everything FOOD.

Who likes the sticky rice?I always order some when I go to the Thai restaurant near me.

Originally posted by julius77 Originally posted by j_lucky84 No bake cookies are a great invention! lil bit of mixing, little bit of setting.. then BOOM! eat! Lemon bars n all that stuff are gooood. I'm not a fan of the no-bake cheesecakes though. They just always taste off. You make cookies sound like epoxy.

Mmmm. Epoxy lol.

Our local quiznos was doing a "Customer appreciation" thing yesterday. So long as ya bought a drink, small subs were $0.99 and regular subs were $1.99. I expected the list to be limited to whatever their cheapest subs were, but it applied to the entire menu. Bacon probably wasn't the best post-workout choice, buttttt its delicious, dammit lol
Gonna make a trip to the store n pick up ingreds for some beer-cheese soup when i get paid tomorrow. :). Really not all THAT expensive to make, but the trips to Portland for surgery wiped my bank account clean.

Ew haha it does sound gross.. Just the blood part, Id feel like a vampire eating somethings blood.

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^ my mom recently made some awesome chili, she put chocolate in hers, sounds weird but its amazing

Originally posted by LaNieve Sticky rice is awesome! Nice and sweet and sticky and chewy..

Originally posted by fj5 Originally posted by julius77 Blood in food is pretty tasty, I have to say. As long as I don't think of it as blood I can eat it. Korean blood sausage is hella good, too. It comes with a salt/red pepper dip. Damn, I'm getting a craving. You know gravy is composed of mostly blood, a lot of people don't realize this.  And I LOVE gravy!

Did not know gravy is composed of blood and blood sausages is pretty darn good. Although, the  diniguan with rice picture doesnt look tasty. if it taste and smell as good as you say I think I can overcome the blood part.

My lunch today. Greek salad. I'll probably be hungry again in 2 hours.

I have really been craving thai food the last couple days. I'd go tonight but i gotta hit the gym, and the one place in town will be closed by the time I'm done :(. I suppose i can wait til tomorrow. The gf's gotta work all day, so it'll be a nice treat for when she gets home.

Made beef stir fry.. Very easy to make and it turned out pretty well.

^^ Thats a good idea.  I always add an egg to my noodles when I have them.

Originally posted by rideclaps802 Originally posted by j_lucky84 I have really been craving thai food the last couple days. I'd go tonight but i gotta hit the gym, and the one place in town will be closed by the time I'm done :(. I suppose i can wait til tomorrow. The gf's gotta work all day, so it'll be a nice treat for when she gets home. decisions decisions. gotta get your priorities straight, thai food is clearly before working out hahah

It worked out for me! When i got home from the gym, Aly was in the process of makin stuffed squash for dinner for us :). Loaded with nutrients and had chicken for protein... awesome post-workout meal :)

Originally posted by ChiTownRon I'm actually considering eating breakfast for once. What to make though is the question. Wish I had some BACON up in my fridge!

That's automatic when at the grocery. Milk, eggs, juice, bread, and either bacon and/or sausage. I never leave the grocery without them.

A personal fav. is Breakfast for dinner  .

2 blueberry muffins for breakfast and chips and dip for watching the football match..so far so good. Oh..and the Chinese lastnight was great. man this has been a great 16hrs of food.

Drunk bbq last night. Warmed some steak, links in serving tray, decided to add rice, and went upstairs and grabbed some eggs. Mmmm, bomb a$$ fried rice.

Originally posted by woodhomie1996 Anyone have suggestions for making something in the crockpot?

I love making chili in my crockpot- esp when it gets cold. Look up 'ricks slowcooker chili' recipe. It gives you a great base recipe to go off of, then you can adjust/modefy to your preferences. I like chili with a good deal of serrano peppers to give it some heat. *edit- found the recipe:

nothing like ramen on a cold day :D

Originally posted by j_lucky84 I have really been craving thai food the last couple days. I'd go tonight but i gotta hit the gym, and the one place in town will be closed by the time I'm done :(. I suppose i can wait til tomorrow. The gf's gotta work all day, so it'll be a nice treat for when she gets home.

Forgot to post about this a few minutes ago.. Aly and I went to the Thai joint in town Saturday after she got off work. We saw a "Now open!" sign hanging from the building and thought "wow, they really need to take that down". Upon further reading, we noticed the place has changed names and is now under different ownership. The menu/staff is completely different, which is cool, cuz it offers a few new options i'd like to try, but I'll admit i was a TAD bummed that they didn't have the mango-fried rice that i was really looking forward to ordering!
Ended up getting a seafood medley kind of dish that offered a variety of spiciness options (the previous limitations were from 1-5 with 5 being "thai spicy", but despite always ordering 5, i got "white person spicy"). The new place goes from 1-10, where 5 is still rated as "Thai spicy." Being as it was a new menu, and spiciness can vary greatly by interpretation, i went for a 4 (why not give myself some room to grow? lol).. And it carried a solid amount of heat! I'll get the 5 next time, but the 4 was still considerably spicier than the 5 was before... WIN!

Originally posted by thisisjoebro What is mango fried rice? How is it made?

You just add mangos to your fried rice. Plain and simple.

Add an egg, they said. 

I dunno how you guys r able to upload photos...

I'm having Mountain Mike's Pizza for dinner tonight :)

Originally posted by humblerooster I got a breadsticks from Papa Murphies and I added 2 more pounds of cheddar onto it before baking. SO MUCH BETTER. You guys should definitely give it a try.

Mmmm, constipation!

I was looking forward to having some chicken-chili nachos for dinner last night (pretty much just throwing some chicken chili, olives and cheese on some tortilla chips and bakin em for a bit), but one of my surgery drain tubes came out last night, and the other is hanging on only by a single stitch. Because of the soft tissue in the area and the likelihood that i could damage the tissue, I fear I'm relegated to a mostly soft-food diet til i get it fixed :(

does anybody appreciate the beauty of cake as much as i do