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  • D Dario Solera

    PJ Arends wrote:

    Chicken.

    :wtf: What does that mean? It's a vague answer! :-D

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    :~ How is "chicken" vague?

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      :~ How is "chicken" vague?

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      Shog9 wrote:

      How is "chicken" vague?

      There are millions ways to cook it, therefore you may like it in one recipe and not like it in another recipe. Am I wrong? :)

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      • W WillemM

        I'm not a big fan of italian food, but I enjoy pizza once in a while. Today I got a new taste: Shoarma pizza, a homebrew pizza with shoarma (doh), onions, paprica and mushrooms. It smells great, just a few more minutes before its done :D Was wondering, whats your favorite food.

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        Tom Archer
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        1. Indian food - spicy 2) Mexican food - spicy Tex-Mex 3) Ribeye steak and lobster

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        • R Roger Wright

          WillemM wrote:

          whats your favorite food.

          Lobster, followed closely by steak. The rouble is, I can't afford lobster, and can't buy a decent steak anywhere near this town.:((

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          Jeremy Falcon
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          Roger Wright wrote:

          The rouble is, I can't afford lobster

          That makes crawfish the perfect solution! See, you were meant to be cajun man. ;P

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          • W WillemM

            I'm not a big fan of italian food, but I enjoy pizza once in a while. Today I got a new taste: Shoarma pizza, a homebrew pizza with shoarma (doh), onions, paprica and mushrooms. It smells great, just a few more minutes before its done :D Was wondering, whats your favorite food.

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            Jeremy Falcon
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            WillemM wrote:

            whats your favorite food.

            Well one of my favorite meals is rib eye/steak, mashed potatoes, and peas. But the reality is there are just so many great foods out there I can't limit myself to just one.

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            • D Dario Solera

              Shog9 wrote:

              How is "chicken" vague?

              There are millions ways to cook it, therefore you may like it in one recipe and not like it in another recipe. Am I wrong? :)

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              Well, that'd be true if he only ate something like sesame chicken, buffalo wings, or deep-fried giblets maybe. But - and maybe this is just me - when someone says they like "chicken", i'd expect it to mean they like the flavor and texture of thigh/wing or maybe breast meat. You know, the chicken that tastes like chicken.

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              • T Tom Archer
                1. Indian food - spicy 2) Mexican food - spicy Tex-Mex 3) Ribeye steak and lobster

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                Jeremy Falcon
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                You ever try any Thai food? Another good option if you like the spice man. Despite what people say (maybe it's only the restatements I've been to though) Thai is not spicier than real cajun. Of course, if I ever went to Thailand it could be just the opposite. :-D

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                • W WillemM

                  I'm not a big fan of italian food, but I enjoy pizza once in a while. Today I got a new taste: Shoarma pizza, a homebrew pizza with shoarma (doh), onions, paprica and mushrooms. It smells great, just a few more minutes before its done :D Was wondering, whats your favorite food.

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                  Marc Clifton
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                  Yes, I consider chocolate a food! I've been petitioning to have chocolate added to the top of the food pyramid, but no response yet. Marc

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                    Yes, I consider chocolate a food! I've been petitioning to have chocolate added to the top of the food pyramid, but no response yet. Marc

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                    Jeremy Falcon
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                    Marc Clifton wrote:

                    I've been petitioning to have chocolate added to the top of the food pyramid, but no response yet.

                    :-D The chocolate that I can enjoy is Hersey's extra dark (60% coco). Anything else is just too sweet for me.

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                    • S Shog9 0

                      Well, that'd be true if he only ate something like sesame chicken, buffalo wings, or deep-fried giblets maybe. But - and maybe this is just me - when someone says they like "chicken", i'd expect it to mean they like the flavor and texture of thigh/wing or maybe breast meat. You know, the chicken that tastes like chicken.

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                      Dario Solera
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                      Shog9 wrote:

                      You know, the chicken that tastes like chicken.

                      :-D Yes, I know.

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                      • W WillemM

                        I'm not a big fan of italian food, but I enjoy pizza once in a while. Today I got a new taste: Shoarma pizza, a homebrew pizza with shoarma (doh), onions, paprica and mushrooms. It smells great, just a few more minutes before its done :D Was wondering, whats your favorite food.

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                        retZ
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                        Give me a Philly Cheesesteak any day

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                        • R Ravi Bhavnani

                          Did you mean shwarma shawarma? If so, it sounds wonderful!

                          WillemM wrote:

                          whats your favorite food.

                          Some will say it's ham, but I'm also a huge fan of Thai and Indian food. /ravi

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                          WillemM
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                          Yep, I see we in the netherlands spell it differently.

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                          • R Ravi Bhavnani

                            Did you mean shwarma shawarma? If so, it sounds wonderful!

                            WillemM wrote:

                            whats your favorite food.

                            Some will say it's ham, but I'm also a huge fan of Thai and Indian food. /ravi

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                            Bassam Abdul Baki
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                            I believe it's pronounced Shawarma. :)


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                            • J Jon Sagara

                              Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

                              Some will say it's ham, but I'm also a huge fan of Thai and Indian food.

                              * SLAP * How dare you mention other, lesser foods in the same sentence as Ham?!? :wtf:

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                              Ravi Bhavnani
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                              Sad, isn't it? :( I've been known to go through phases of food. It was ham sandwiches for almost a year - I still enjoy them, but don't eat them every day. I've been eating a grilled chicken whole wheat wrap with lettuce and extra tomato for lunch everyday for the past 5 months. /ravi

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                              • B Bassam Abdul Baki

                                I believe it's pronounced Shawarma. :)


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                                Ravi Bhavnani
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                                Right you are! :-O /ravi

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                                • J Jeremy Falcon

                                  Marc Clifton wrote:

                                  I've been petitioning to have chocolate added to the top of the food pyramid, but no response yet.

                                  :-D The chocolate that I can enjoy is Hersey's extra dark (60% coco). Anything else is just too sweet for me.

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                                  Marc Clifton
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                                  Jeremy Falcon wrote:

                                  The chocolate that I can enjoy is Hersey's extra dark (60% coco). Anything else is just too sweet for me.

                                  Ah, give me your address and I'll send you some real good stuff. 70-80% coco, depending on the brand. You'll never eat a Hershey bar (dark chocolate or not) ever again! :-D Marc

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                                    Jeremy Falcon wrote:

                                    The chocolate that I can enjoy is Hersey's extra dark (60% coco). Anything else is just too sweet for me.

                                    Ah, give me your address and I'll send you some real good stuff. 70-80% coco, depending on the brand. You'll never eat a Hershey bar (dark chocolate or not) ever again! :-D Marc

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                                    People are just notoriously impossible. --DavidCrow
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                                    Jeremy Falcon
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                                    Marc Clifton wrote:

                                    70-80% coco, depending on the brand.

                                    Where do you shop for it? Local stuff, home grown, black market? :-D

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                                    • R Ravi Bhavnani

                                      Sad, isn't it? :( I've been known to go through phases of food. It was ham sandwiches for almost a year - I still enjoy them, but don't eat them every day. I've been eating a grilled chicken whole wheat wrap with lettuce and extra tomato for lunch everyday for the past 5 months. /ravi

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                                      Bassam Abdul Baki
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                                      I ate steak, fries and salad for almost three years at home every day while I was in college. In college, I ate a burger and pizza every night for two years and during the day, I had an excellent club sandwich for almost two years straight. If something's good, it's good.


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                                      • B Bassam Abdul Baki

                                        I ate steak, fries and salad for almost three years at home every day while I was in college. In college, I ate a burger and pizza every night for two years and during the day, I had an excellent club sandwich for almost two years straight. If something's good, it's good.


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                                        Ravi Bhavnani
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                                        Stop it. You're making me hungry. :) /ravi

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                                        • R Ravi Bhavnani

                                          Stop it. You're making me hungry. :) /ravi

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                                          Bassam Abdul Baki
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                                          Yeah, me too. Although these are in my top ten, my absolute favorites are tabbouleh, tabboulit malfouf, sunniyet kibbeh (a meat pie of sorts made with ground wheat), Chinese food (but only in Nigeria, haven't been to China yet), Suya (Nigerian), steak, fries and salad, sayyadiyeh (fish and rice, Lebanese) and Sakura (Japanese steakhouse nearby). Now I'm hungrier.


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