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lukethedrifter wrote:Image


That's right.
Jesus.

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I about got sick just looking at that. And then I tried to imagine the flavor and then started gagging.

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I was making fun of that abomination at work this morning when my coworker reminded me that I ate and enjoyed this:
http://www.travelchannel.com/shows/carn ... for-a-king

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thrill wrote:I was making fun of that abomination at work this morning when my coworker reminded me that I ate and enjoyed this:
http://www.travelchannel.com/shows/carn ... for-a-king
That looks pretty damn good. I could see where it might be the healthiest sandwich in the world, but at least it would taste good. That fried chicken sandwich hot dog thing? Good lord. I'm not a fan at all of either of those by themselves, let alone putting them together.

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thrill wrote:I was making fun of that abomination at work this morning when my coworker reminded me that I ate and enjoyed this:
http://www.travelchannel.com/shows/carn ... for-a-king
I know you're trying to be fair but no. That torta, though over the top, looks delicious.

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“CHEFS TODAY ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF PUNKS”
http://www.downeast.com/chefs-today-are ... A.facebook


There is no sign out front of 148 South Maine Street in Rockland. The bunker-like structure is kept darkened, its windows and entryway willfully obscured. Should you be brave of heart and venture inside between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m., two things will greet you: a woman bearing a wary eye, and the enticing aroma of sautéing garlic. On your right will be a large green chalkboard listing a number of different menu items, and just beyond this a small, oddly appointed dining room. To the left, a half-open door leads to a highly chaotic kitchen.
Legend has it that if you know what’s good for you, you will turn neither your attention nor your curiosity leftward. Just leave the kitchen — and the man inside it — be. This man does not wish to chat idly or shake hands or listen to how you discovered this unusual place. He isn’t interested in your accolades, however well intentioned, and he doesn’t want to be your best friend, either.

All the man wants is to feed you. After that, he would just as soon be left alone.

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Rave: Went to Jack Stack for lunch today and got a pick-three of pork short end, beef burnt ends, and lamb ribs. Holy cow, the lamb ribs. Most tender meat I've ever eaten in my life.

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So the birthday party in Nashville that I went to, Peg Leg was there but just as a guest. His ma and my aunt are close friends from a hundred years ago.
I was prepared to be disappointed by the bbq since PL Porker wasn't doing it. Boy was I wrong. Some amateur made some of the best ribs and chicken that I have ever had. I was only sorry I couldn't stuff more in my face. That chicken was the best I've ever had.

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I made soup by chopping one cabbage, adding a sliced up onion and several bell peppers with the stem and seeds removed, plus two jalapeños in a store bought beef broth. After starting to boil it simmered on low heat for thirty minutes. I do it this way often. After cooling several hours I put in a vita mix blender to puree it and it turned into soup with a huge amount of foam. It tastes OK but I don't know why it foamed up. It never did before. Please, no jokes as I am very sensitive about vegetable soup.

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