This is a MUSIC forum. Irrelevant or disrespectful posts/topics will be removed by Admin. Please report any forum spam or inappropriate posts HERE.
Moderators: bandmixmod1, jimmy990, spikedace
Actually, I am a very good cook, so I'm told. My spaghetti sauce has been described as "indescribable."
I make hot sauce every year, & give it away at Xmas. Ppl have taken to making interesting labels for it. One is called "Phil's Revenge," & another one just has that symbol for radiation hazardous waste. It IS pretty hot, but it also has flavor. Last year I made a papaya based hot sauce. I usually use carrot juice for it, but the papaya was really good. Of course you can't taste the carrots or papaya, cuz of the scoth bonnets, peruvian blacks, bolivian rainbows, & habaneras, but I like it.
For some reason, though, whenever I make a soup, it turns into a stew cuz I always go overboard putting stuff in it.
I make hot sauce every year, & give it away at Xmas. Ppl have taken to making interesting labels for it. One is called "Phil's Revenge," & another one just has that symbol for radiation hazardous waste. It IS pretty hot, but it also has flavor. Last year I made a papaya based hot sauce. I usually use carrot juice for it, but the papaya was really good. Of course you can't taste the carrots or papaya, cuz of the scoth bonnets, peruvian blacks, bolivian rainbows, & habaneras, but I like it.
For some reason, though, whenever I make a soup, it turns into a stew cuz I always go overboard putting stuff in it.
philbymon wrote:I make hot sauce every year, & give it away at Xmas. Ppl have taken to making interesting labels for it. One is called "Phil's Revenge," & another one just has that symbol for radiation hazardous waste. It IS pretty hot, but it also has flavor. Last year I made a papaya based hot sauce. I usually use carrot juice for it, but the papaya was really good. Of course you can't taste the carrots or papaya, cuz of the scoth bonnets, peruvian blacks, bolivian rainbows, & habaneras, but I like it.
Can you send me some of the papaya fire?
?
'habaneras' and scotch bonnets are the good stuff.
tedlord wrote:fisherman bob wrote:Kind of reminds me of a true story I heard a while back. This little old grandma washed her toy poodle in the kitchen sink and then put the dog in the microwave to dry it off. The dog literally exploded and the grandma had a heart attack and died. A word of advice, you don't want your turkey to explode, it might be dangerous to old people in the room. Later...
sounds like something the boys who do "should I microwave this" shouldn't look into on you tube hahahahahaha
I would be willing to wager that this is an urban legend.
#46426 by fisherman bob
Sat Nov 15, 2008 5:32 am
Sat Nov 15, 2008 5:32 am
Actually it's NOT an urban legend. Years ago I roomed with a nurse and she told me the story. She worked in the emergency room of a hospital. She told another story that was equally incredible. An old couple were driving their motorized travel trailer down the highway. The old man was driving and told his wife to take the wheel, he was going to use the bathroom. A minute later the wife was knocking on the door of the bathroom and the husband asked "Who's driving?" The wife said it was on cruise control. Next thing they were in the emergency room. I guess the old lady thought cruise control meant auto pilot. Dumbass.
MY BEST HOLIDAY RECIPE!
Christmas chicken
pre-heat oven to 400
while oven heats go to Kroger and buy a package of frozen chicken nuggets
put in pan and heat
enjoy!
(for crispier nuggets skip oven segment)
*(;>)-~
Christmas chicken
pre-heat oven to 400
while oven heats go to Kroger and buy a package of frozen chicken nuggets
put in pan and heat
enjoy!
(for crispier nuggets skip oven segment)
*(;>)-~
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests