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10/11/2005 03:40:32 PM · #76 |
Originally posted by bpickard:
Originally posted by sher9204:
no breakfast. for lunch, a 6 oz. Coke in a glass bottle with a pack of dry roasted peanuts poured into the bottle. yummmy! it's a southern delicacy. :) |
Is it true what they say about peanuts dissolving if left overnight in coke?? |
lol...i dunno. i drink the Coke with the peanuts in it so they're never in the coke long enough to tell. :)
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10/11/2005 03:52:04 PM · #77 |
Yeah you are spot on there.That's what my posts were saying from the start.Thanks for the injection of clear reading of standard English and for your empathy!Originally posted by Riponlady:
Oh this has made me crave real Italian cooking, in Italy not some local, pretending to cook Italian, restaurant. The trouble is that once someone leaves their country to start up a restaurant elsewhere they adapt their recipes to the new country's likes and dislikes. So the people say wow we're eating real I talian/Chinese/Thai food but it is actually nothing like it!!! Added to the fact they cannot get their supplies from the same place so it has got to taste different.
Best Pizza I've had in 45 years of travelling in Italy, was in a workman's/local pizza placce on an industrial area near Napoli airport! Delicious!!!
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10/11/2005 03:59:44 PM · #78 |
Originally posted by modprod:
Originally posted by kirsty_mcn:
frozen pizza in a WOC??? pizza's like the easiest thing to make ever! just make a dough, add sauce, toppings+ cheese....stick it in the oven til its cooked. see recipe if you don't believe me |
Chinese kitchen no oven |
really??!! I couldn't live without an oven... poor you :(
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10/11/2005 04:05:10 PM · #79 |
Get a grill, I make pizza on mine all the time, way better than the oven in the kitchen.
Originally posted by modprod:
Chinese kitchen no oven!Originally posted by kirsty_mcn:
Originally posted by modprod:
Originally posted by bear_music:
Originally posted by modprod:
Please don't mention Pizza.Almost non-existant in China let alone real I talian style.Yeah we got Pizza Hut Say no more.Stomach grrrrrrrr! |
So, make it yourself. It's not hard at all...
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Mmmm you have a valid point there!MODPROD goes out to buy a pizza oven!LOL!Not standard equipment in a Chinese kitchen.Have cooked frozen pizza in a Wok but you just cant get the cheese to crisp on top.Oh believe me lord for I have tried! |
frozen pizza in a WOC??? pizza's like the easiest thing to make ever! just make a dough, add sauce, toppings+ cheese....stick it in the oven til its cooked. see recipe if you don't believe me |
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10/11/2005 04:06:23 PM · #80 |
Originally posted by modprod:
Yeah you are spot on there.That's what my posts were saying from the start.Thanks for the injection of clear reading of standard English and for your empathy!Originally posted by Riponlady:
Oh this has made me crave real Italian cooking, in Italy not some local, pretending to cook Italian, restaurant. The trouble is that once someone leaves their country to start up a restaurant elsewhere they adapt their recipes to the new country's likes and dislikes. So the people say wow we're eating real I talian/Chinese/Thai food but it is actually nothing like it!!! Added to the fact they cannot get their supplies from the same place so it has got to taste different.
Best Pizza I've had in 45 years of travelling in Italy, was in a workman's/local pizza placce on an industrial area near Napoli airport! Delicious!!!
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Thank you ! But then you get to eat real chinese whic has got to be a plus!
Yorkshire puddings are my speciality!! :)))
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10/11/2005 04:09:26 PM · #81 |
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Get a grill, I make pizza on mine all the time, way better than the oven in the kitchen.
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I never thought of that. What do you put it on, a stone? I've done pizza in a messkit before but never on the grill. |
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10/11/2005 04:11:07 PM · #82 |
I had a hot pocket (chicken, broccoli, and cheddar) and a container of blueberry yogurt...and a glass of water. I hate water. I am trying to drink more of it but it's not pleasant. I'd much rather have sher's coke! :)
I also wish they'd install a margarita machine in the teachers' lounge, but that isn't gonna happen any time soon I reckon. ;) |
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10/11/2005 04:16:17 PM · #83 |
Hey my Grandmother made the best Yorkshire puddings.And she was from Ayr!However,yes in China the food is Chinese.People come here and say "Yes,I like Chinese food but what is this".LOL.Originally posted by Riponlady:
Originally posted by modprod:
Yeah you are spot on there.That's what my posts were saying from the start.Thanks for the injection of clear reading of standard English and for your empathy!Originally posted by Riponlady:
Oh this has made me crave real Italian cooking, in Italy not some local, pretending to cook Italian, restaurant. The trouble is that once someone leaves their country to start up a restaurant elsewhere they adapt their recipes to the new country's likes and dislikes. So the people say wow we're eating real I talian/Chinese/Thai food but it is actually nothing like it!!! Added to the fact they cannot get their supplies from the same place so it has got to taste different.
Best Pizza I've had in 45 years of travelling in Italy, was in a workman's/local pizza placce on an industrial area near Napoli airport! Delicious!!!
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Thank you ! But then you get to eat real chinese whic has got to be a plus!
Yorkshire puddings are my speciality!! :)))
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10/11/2005 05:06:10 PM · #84 |
Originally posted by modprod:
Hey my Grandmother made the best Yorkshire puddings.And she was from Ayr!However,yes in China the food is Chinese.People come here and say "Yes,I like Chinese food but what is this".LOL. |
How did you end up in China with a grandmother from Ayr??!!
what nationality are you and do you ever get to Yorkshire? If you do I'll cook you a roast beef and Yorkshire pud Sunday lunch!
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10/11/2005 05:19:28 PM · #85 |
That is so lovely thanks.I am Scottish-born Australian came here to work 7+years ago.Never went back.Thanks to you for your reply and pffer of a meal.If you are in China......Call.Originally posted by Riponlady:
Originally posted by modprod:
Hey my Grandmother made the best Yorkshire puddings.And she was from Ayr!However,yes in China the food is Chinese.People come here and say "Yes,I like Chinese food but what is this".LOL. |
How did you end up in China with a grandmother from Ayr??!!
what nationality are you and do you ever get to Yorkshire? If you do I'll cook you a roast beef and Yorkshire pud Sunday lunch!
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10/11/2005 05:21:39 PM · #86 |
| That is so lovely Thank you Riponlady.Tears well.The Brits do it best. |
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10/11/2005 05:56:55 PM · #87 |
Originally posted by modprod:
That is so lovely Thank you Riponlady.Tears well.The Brits do it best. |
You are very welcome!
I hope to visit China one day so you never know I just might call!
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10/11/2005 06:02:51 PM · #88 |
We just had bento with rice and miso soup, tuna and shrimp nigiri, california rolls and tempura shrimp maki rolls.
June
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10/11/2005 06:23:48 PM · #89 |
Pleeeeese do.Originally posted by Riponlady:
Originally posted by modprod:
That is so lovely Thank you Riponlady.Tears well.The Brits do it best. |
You are very welcome!
I hope to visit China one day so you never know I just might call!
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10/11/2005 06:50:57 PM · #90 |
Originally posted by queanbeez:
i'm eating spinach quiche! its leftovers from dinner last night. I used to eat the whole pie in one sitting but now that my metabolism has slowed, i'm stuck eating two pieces :( getting older sucks! |
Women are as old as they look, men as old as the girl he is feeling... |
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10/11/2005 08:11:13 PM · #91 |
Originally posted by rscorp:
Originally posted by DanSig:
italian pizza is the last thing I'd want for lunch, after being in Rome and discovering that Italian's can't make anything edible except gelato, the one at san Crispin is superb :)
how about a nice stinking shark, some sheepballs and intestinal cake for lunch :) |
My GOD I hope this is a joke |
actually that is not a joke, it's traditional Icelandic food, as well as dried fish, torched sheepheads, sour intestinals, hearts, kidneys and liver, and jst about anything from the sheep you normally don't eat ;)
it's a tradition that started over 1000 years ago, and for a few weeks every spring (january-mars) there is a feast in Iceland were all the "old" food is eaten, and with it we drink an Icelandic wine called Black death, or in Icelandic Brennivin :)
everything tastes awful, even the wine, but togeter and with some live music and some good mood it's a real feast :) |
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10/11/2005 08:13:51 PM · #92 |
what happens when you leave them in coke?????
Originally posted by sher9204:
Originally posted by bpickard:
Originally posted by sher9204:
no breakfast. for lunch, a 6 oz. Coke in a glass bottle with a pack of dry roasted peanuts poured into the bottle. yummmy! it's a southern delicacy. :) |
Is it true what they say about peanuts dissolving if left overnight in coke?? |
lol...i dunno. i drink the Coke with the peanuts in it so they're never in the coke long enough to tell. :) |
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10/11/2005 08:20:55 PM · #93 |
Originally posted by queanbeez:
what happens when you leave them in coke?????
Originally posted by sher9204:
Originally posted by bpickard:
Originally posted by sher9204:
no breakfast. for lunch, a 6 oz. Coke in a glass bottle with a pack of dry roasted peanuts poured into the bottle. yummmy! it's a southern delicacy. :) |
Is it true what they say about peanuts dissolving if left overnight in coke?? |
lol...i dunno. i drink the Coke with the peanuts in it so they're never in the coke long enough to tell. :) |
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Nothing, I suspect. Last year a high school student in New Zealand did a science project to test the old story about Coke dissolving teeth (his dad is a dentist, so teeth were available). He included several common beverages, for comparison purposes. The MOST corrosive drink tested? ... pure fresh orange juice! The LEAST corrosive? ... Coke! The results were widely reported in the NZ papers. |
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10/11/2005 08:25:18 PM · #94 |
Lunch? Split pea soup, plain yogurt, and a banana. I put crackers and chile tepines in the soup.
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10/11/2005 08:35:47 PM · #95 |
very interesting, we never did stuff like that when i was in school!
Originally posted by ubique:
Originally posted by queanbeez:
what happens when you leave them in coke?????
Originally posted by sher9204:
Originally posted by bpickard:
Originally posted by sher9204:
no breakfast. for lunch, a 6 oz. Coke in a glass bottle with a pack of dry roasted peanuts poured into the bottle. yummmy! it's a southern delicacy. :) |
Is it true what they say about peanuts dissolving if left overnight in coke?? |
lol...i dunno. i drink the Coke with the peanuts in it so they're never in the coke long enough to tell. :) |
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Nothing, I suspect. Last year a high school student in New Zealand did a science project to test the old story about Coke dissolving teeth (his dad is a dentist, so teeth were available). He included several common beverages, for comparison purposes. The MOST corrosive drink tested? ... pure fresh orange juice! The LEAST corrosive? ... Coke! The results were widely reported in the NZ papers. |
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10/11/2005 09:06:07 PM · #96 |
Originally posted by mk:
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Get a grill, I make pizza on mine all the time, way better than the oven in the kitchen.
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I never thought of that. What do you put it on, a stone? I've done pizza in a messkit before but never on the grill. |
I've made "pizza" on the stovetop using a pita (bread) for the crust, some sauce and cheese. Cook covered in a cast-iron (or other heavy) pan for a few minutes until the cheese melts. |
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10/11/2005 09:09:20 PM · #97 |
Originally posted by ubique:
Originally posted by queanbeez:
what happens when you leave them in coke?????
Originally posted by sher9204:
Originally posted by bpickard:
Originally posted by sher9204:
no breakfast. for lunch, a 6 oz. Coke in a glass bottle with a pack of dry roasted peanuts poured into the bottle. yummmy! it's a southern delicacy. :) |
Is it true what they say about peanuts dissolving if left overnight in coke?? |
lol...i dunno. i drink the Coke with the peanuts in it so they're never in the coke long enough to tell. :) |
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Nothing, I suspect. Last year a high school student in New Zealand did a science project to test the old story about Coke dissolving teeth (his dad is a dentist, so teeth were available). He included several common beverages, for comparison purposes. The MOST corrosive drink tested? ... pure fresh orange juice! The LEAST corrosive? ... Coke! The results were widely reported in the NZ papers. |
Perhaps further research is needed ...
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10/11/2005 09:36:23 PM · #98 |
Not that it's lunch time here yet but I can't go past a ham and cheese sandwich with tomato sauce or mayonaise!! Beautiful!
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10/11/2005 11:38:44 PM · #99 |
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Perhaps further research is needed ...
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Nah ... that's got some phosphoric acid in it (as do many food items) & at the concentration that ends up in the finished Pepsi it wouldn't dissolve a fairy fart let alone a tooth. |
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10/12/2005 12:32:15 AM · #100 |
| I had chocolate for lunch...hmmmmm |
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