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Back to lunch and food. :mad: :icon17: I really need to go out and have a steak. It's been so long... :yum: |
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mmmm... steak sounds good, but lately im more of a grilled chicken/pork kinda guy. :yum: |
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Then add one thing, try it. Basic logic that can be applied to sammich making. :tup: |
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Maaaaaaaannnn, my stomach is growlin'. And someone just made their lunch (I sit within smelling distance of one of our break rooms). :shakes head: |
i used it correctly. :icon17:
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when i visit japan, all this fish is great the first couple of days... then im craving for good ol' american burger and dogs...which they dont have. :ugh2:
so i go to a tonkatsu place. :yum: |
Hrm... the jury is out on that tonkatsu. It looks kind of good.
Is it sweet and/or salty like most other Asian foods (at least to me, which is why I don't eat Asian food)? |
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Start with basic bread, meat, and cheese. If you want veggies, stick with the basics to start as well: lettuce, tomato, pickles (lots of people like onions too). Don't try any crazy variations to start with. Once you nail down good basics of what you like, you can start experimenting with different breads, various or multiple kinds of meats, and different veggies like sprouts or olives. If you use mayonnaise or mustard on your basic sandwich, try lightening up on those condomints (lol boobZ) or leaving it dry when you first try new variations of bread or meat or veggies. |
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:shakes head: @ myself. |
...you guys have corrupted me.
I was once a sweet, innocent, young-looking man. |
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honestly "asian food" is too general. cause i dont eat thai food or vietnamese. |
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Zman8 = Ken Ms. Pint can confirm :icon17: |
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It's not quite ready because I'm having them take care of the state inspection for me as well. I am going to try to pick it up this afternoon though :excited: |
damnit now im craving porkchops thank you mr. kenchan
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I'm pretty sure I knew that but had just forgotten :icon17: |
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I can't eat just a steak or pork chop anymore... it has to have some sort of spice/season on it. :yum: My hunger scale was originally this: :yum: :yum: :yum: Now, it's off the charts: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :yum: :facepalm: |
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you're confusing me as well. Thanks, Ken |
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so... it was raining outside and the ground is soaked and my neighbor's mowing his lawn :wtf:
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Seasoning two pork chops and sticking them in a crock pot is a terrible idea... if they weren't being cooked in the crock pot, then yes, just a little seasoning. In fact a good piece of meat (whether it be steak or pork or chicken) really just needs salt, pepper, open flame, and a quality cook :tiphat: |
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