Scorpio Favorite Foods

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What are your favorite foods? Dining out, cook at home? Romantic, Family, etc.
(Sorry, wish I was a spellcaster with the more appropriate descriptive words.)
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When scorpios are asked to share personal stuff with other scorpios.....
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Macaroni & Cheese
Bar-B-Q - Hamburger cheese tomato and lettuce, or German Beer battered BRATWURST!!!!!
KFC Extra Crispy Legs
Turkey Legs (dark meat)
Pizza - The works (no anchovies) with xtra cheese and shrimp
Sea Food
Royal Alaskan Salmon, Baked Potato smothered in butter (or steak fries and Ketchup) (Salmon marinated w/mayonaise and lemon)
Fish & Chips (steak fries) w/ a diet coke (fish marinated w/ malt vinegar)
Mexican Food
Mixed Beef Bean and Cheese Burrito and a coke
Rolled Taco and Guacamole
Crunchy or Soft Taco
Bean Tostada
Spanish rice
(don't care too much for the tomales unless it's simple shredded beef and cheeze)
Italian Food (Spaghetti w/ Spicey Meatball and Garlic bread) - I love a Saucy Pasta!
Chinese Food (Shrimp Chow Mein and Rice) w/hot tea and iced water
Finer Dining
Salad w/Bleu Cheese
Filet Mignon and/or Maine Lobster tail, Baked Potato smothered in butter and sour cream.
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You're making me hungry!
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To be honest, I'm not that crazy about food.
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I like to eat balony and... (who cares how it's spelled) cheeze w/mayo sammy - love those!
Love smoked oysters! in the Sardine type cans. Absolutely love em!
Black olives for a snack LOVE 'EM!
Cocktail shrimp and cocktail sauce.
Mission Corn Tortilla Chips and Mild Salsa or Guacamole dip
Dorito's (classic) tortilla chips
Mission Flour tortilla flame toasted on the stove with butter
or Quesadilla - sometimes just the flour tortilla
Absolutely Love Carl's Jr's Santa Fe Chicken Sammy - with green chile -
Greek Gyros with Lamb's meat.
Celery with peanut butter
Peanut butter and Jelly - mmmm. dig it.
Cauliflower (snackwise too)
Lettuce
Broccoli
Green Beans
Pea Soup
Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup and pepper
Clam Chowder Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Chili!! (Beef and Beans)
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Posted by EtienneLantier
To be honest, I'm not that crazy about food.




Neither am I but.... I know what I like.
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Buffalo Burgers on the Bar-B!!! (yes, real Native American Buffalo meat)
Fried (breaded) Zucchini.
Pancakes or French Toast, Maple or Blueberry Syrup (French Toast is served w/butter on powdered sugar)
Eggs every which way - Denver Omelette w/sausage & Green chile
Sausage franks or patties.

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Ack! I can't handle it anymore! ~grumble tummy~
I tried cocktail shrimp....it was disgusting! But I'm really not a huge fan of seafood unless it's done right. Tongue
Ok, foods I love!
Roasted corn on the cob, mashed potatoes with real mushroom gravy, biscuits with chip beef gravy, eggs any way but not runny, omelets, especially with avocado, green chiles and cheese, or with mushrooms, spinach and pan seared cherry tomatoes, steak, rare...especially filet minon. Pasta with fresh roma tomatoes, fresh garlic and fresh basil barely cooked and tossed with chevre. Herbed chicken breast with rice pilaf. Carrot soup. Tomato soup. Potato leek soup. Corn chowder. Grilled cheese sandwiches. Turkey breast sandwiches with swiss, lettuce, tomato, pickle. Chili dogs. Strawberry shortcakes with homemade biscuits. Tiramasu. Fresh peaches and raspberries on vanilla ice cream. Pomellos. Oranges....hell, all fruit! Broccoli drizzled with olive oil and lemon juice. Crispy salmon with lemon zest and rosemary. Brownies. Fruit pies. Cobblers. Thai food, and Indian food. Egg rolls, especially the ones made by Filipinos (bloody hell but they make the best egg rolls!). Fried mushrooms. Fried zucchini. Dolmas. Hummus. Tabouli. Greek and Middle eastern food. Tacos. Chili renos. Fried ice cream. Burgers. Thick steak fries. Spaghetti squash. Alligator.
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Coffee. - Starbucks currently has my attention.
French Roast via French Press.
A great tasting mix, for me, is French Roast and French Vanilla ice cream.
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I'm a starbucks addict. Have you tried the Valencia orange refresher? LOVE it!
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Posted by MoonArtist
I'm a starbucks addict. Have you tried the Valencia orange refresher? LOVE it!


Nope. French Roast is as weird as I've gone.
This might be interesting.
http://deathwishcoffee.com/
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It's not a typical coffee drink. It's made with green coffee extract, so you still get the caffeine, but then it's a tea infusion type thing. It's great! Iced, of course.
Dang, that death wish coffee kicks a punch!
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I enjoy eating watermelon during summer, but I wouldn't call that food. So I have no favorite.
Your list is quite..small. Tongue
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Posted by TachiMichi
any sashimi, nigiri, and
kobe beef is fine with me.
being in america now,
i find it hard to find
the taste that matches
exactly back home in japan.
if it is not grown and raised
in kobe, it is NOT kobe beef.
all kobe beef is wagyu, but not
all wagyu is kobe.
i do luck up and find
some sushi places that are
close to home. but many others
are too westernized.
they call it sushi,
but you will not find in japan.
i love any seafood.
my favorite sashimi is odori ebi.
dancing baby shrimp eaten alive
dipped in sake.



There is a place up in Montana where the locals
celebrate an exotic delicacy sometimes known as "Rocky Mountain Oysters"
during the "Testy Festy".
Yes, the world famous "Testicle Festival" is celebrated
right there in the heart of the Northwest.
It is a dish comparable to the dancing baby shrimp.
There are reasons why native Asian cuisines are "westernized"
In part, it is due to the limited supply of native ingredients,
and, in part, due to content found to be a bit rich for the majority of
western sense of taste. - This may be due to indecent exposure to certain cuisines.
Hence... the compromise.
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Posted by MrFirebird
What are your favorite foods? Dining out, cook at home? Romantic, Family, etc.
(Sorry, wish I was a spellcaster with the more appropriate descriptive words.)


Anything Italian smile, Seafood (Alaskan crab legs), lovvvvve crispy fried chicken although I stay away from it, when I do treat myself to it, i'm in heaven!
Cook/grilling and entertaining at my home is my favorite.
(p.s. I responded to your pm)
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Just returned from a long vacation...the sea food seasoned in carribean jerk, and cajun was to die for... cajun shrimp hogie sandwich for lunch with a fork suck in the middle...you had to eat shrimp off of it before you could fold the bread and eat it like a sandwich. Had that twice! I will be attempting to duplicate this at home.. smile
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Posted by TachiMichi
any sashimi, nigiri, and
kobe beef is fine with me.
being in america now,
i find it hard to find
the taste that matches
exactly back home in japan.
if it is not grown and raised
in kobe, it is NOT kobe beef.
all kobe beef is wagyu, but not
all wagyu is kobe.
i do luck up and find
some sushi places that are
close to home. but many others
are too westernized.
they call it sushi,
but you will not find in japan.
i love any seafood.
my favorite sashimi is odori ebi.
dancing baby shrimp eaten alive
dipped in sake.



There is a place up in Montana where the locals
celebrate an exotic delicacy sometimes known as "Rocky Mountain Oysters"
during the "Testy Festy".
Yes, the world famous "Testicle Festival" is celebrated
right there in the heart of the Northwest.
It is a dish comparable to the dancing baby shrimp.
There are reasons why native Asian cuisines are "westernized"
In part, it is due to the limited supply of native ingredients,
and, in part, due to content found to be a bit rich for the majority of
western sense of taste. - This may be due to indecent exposure to certain cuisines.
Hence... the compromise.
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I thought the Rocky Mountain Oysters thing was done in Colorado. Have you had any?
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Posted by Jynja
My hubby likes chocolate and now he has discovered baby food.


rofl at discovering baby food. Big Grin
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Great stuff, gang... keep it comin' - something come up in particular, please share it.
I personally don't get to eat all the different kinds of food that I would like to.
I'm dominated by the VERY simple finger meals at home. (baloney sammys and plain tortillas - they rotate)
But now and then I get a treat. - it's been a lonnnng while since I've enjoyed a nice slab of filet mignon.
That's ok... I can pretend with some ham.
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My scorp and I love to go out for:
Chinese food
Burritos
BBQ brisket
Steak
At home, we eat a lot of broiled or grilled chicken. My scorp does not like baked chicken or meat that has bones, lol.
His favorite dinner is breakfast for dinner, which is weird because he never eats breakfast in the morning. But he loves when I make eggs, bacon, and hash browns for dinner.
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Gollygeewilligars I forgot Liver and Onions and Steak Fries or was it Baked Potatos???
Mmmmm that's good.
Love Stovetop Stuffing and Rice-A-Roni.
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Posted by capgirl69
My scorp and I love to go out for:
Chinese food
Burritos
BBQ brisket
Steak
At home, we eat a lot of broiled or grilled chicken. My scorp does not like baked chicken or meat that has bones, lol.
His favorite dinner is breakfast for dinner, which is weird because he never eats breakfast in the morning. But he loves when I make eggs, bacon, and hash browns for dinner.


I do that too sometimes... meals are all scattered about like a mess on the ceiling. Big Grin
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Funny, I grew up with a little family tradition of Friday night dinner we would sometimes make homemade from scratch (including milling the flour) Belgian waffles with a hot fruit and berry compote, eggs, sausage patties, hash browns. Loved it!
Lamb steak with rosemary and lavender....yum, tender, buttery! Tamales....but they have to be homemade, traditional tamales, not the stuff in the stores, omg, heaven when you get homemade Mexican food. Blackberry muffins (which I just made with wild blackberries I picked yesterday).
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Posted by MrFirebird
Posted by TachiMichi
any sashimi, nigiri, and
kobe beef is fine with me.
being in america now,
i find it hard to find
the taste that matches
exactly back home in japan.
if it is not grown and raised
in kobe, it is NOT kobe beef.
all kobe beef is wagyu, but not
all wagyu is kobe.
i do luck up and find
some sushi places that are
close to home. but many others
are too westernized.
they call it sushi,
but you will not find in japan.
i love any seafood.
my favorite sashimi is odori ebi.
dancing baby shrimp eaten alive
dipped in sake.



There is a place up in Montana where the locals
celebrate an exotic delicacy sometimes known as "Rocky Mountain Oysters"
during the "Testy Festy".
Yes, the world famous "Testicle Festival" is celebrated
right there in the heart of the Northwest.
It is a dish comparable to the dancing baby shrimp.
There are reasons why native Asian cuisines are "westernized"
In part, it is due to the limited supply of native ingredients,
and, in part, due to content found to be a bit rich for the majority of
western sense of taste. - This may be due to indecent exposure to certain cuisines.
Hence... the compromise.


I thought the Rocky Mountain Oysters thing was done in Colorado. Have you had any?
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That's a whole different festival, the Rockie Mountain range pretty much runs from northern New Mexico clear up into
British Columbia, it's highest peak is about 14,000 feet is in Colorado.
No, none of that nonsense for the Bird. No way no how! - same goes eating live animals, like dancing baby shrimp that can dance in the belly. - NOPE! not happening! Never Order The "Special".

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I know where the Rockies are and have been in and around various parts of them, but didn't know there was a festival for the "oysters" up in Montana. The "oysters" are bull testicles, yes? What other festival are you referring to? lol
As a side note: no I won't eat animal testicles, live animals, or bugs.
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I know where the Rockies are and have been in and around various parts of them, but didn't know there was a festival for the "oysters" up in Montana. The "oysters" are bull testicles, yes? What other festival are you referring to? lol
As a side note: no I won't eat animal testicles, live animals, or bugs.


It's held in Clinton MT. (that's on I-90)
I don't know if they have it at the same time every year, but this year, it appears to be held during the "LEO"
time of the year - click on the link and spot the superficial stupidity of the spectacle.
http://testyfesty.com/
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Posted by MoonArtist
I know where the Rockies are and have been in and around various parts of them, but didn't know there was a festival for the "oysters" up in Montana. The "oysters" are bull testicles, yes? What other festival are you referring to? lol
As a side note: no I won't eat animal testicles, live animals, or bugs.


It's held in Clinton MT. (that's on I-90)
I don't know if they have it at the same time every year, but this year, it appears to be held during the "LEO"
time of the year - click on the link and spot the superficial stupidity of the spectacle.
http://testyfesty.com/
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Looks like the usual shindig for that sort of thing. I googled and it looks like there's one in Virginia, Texas, Colorado has a few....
I'll skip eating bulls' balls.
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Posted by TachiMichi
Ikizukuri, or 'prepared live' is
a common thing where I'm from.
It is normal for people to eat
live seafood. i like the odori shrimp,
but the live octopus is good as well.
it is normal to get the fish.
the chef must cut the fish
without killing it. the heart still beats.
some of the fish parts are cut to sashimi
and decorated around the live body.
then you eat. acquired taste, yes.



Indeed, acquired taste is key.
I suppose that IF live shrimp were the only food available
and I had no means to cook the shrimp and was hungry. Then and only then,
would my circumstances justify acquiring such tastes.
The way of the Red Road Teaches that we respect the animals.
They are not a dietary play thing for our amusement, as you had just described.
IF we must eat them, we must also extend to their life, merciful respect.
For without their life, our bellies would not be filled with their meat.
Do you understand?
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Posted by MrFirebird
Posted by MoonArtist
I know where the Rockies are and have been in and around various parts of them, but didn't know there was a festival for the "oysters" up in Montana. The "oysters" are bull testicles, yes? What other festival are you referring to? lol
As a side note: no I won't eat animal testicles, live animals, or bugs.


It's held in Clinton MT. (that's on I-90)
I don't know if they have it at the same time every year, but this year, it appears to be held during the "LEO"
time of the year - click on the link and spot the superficial stupidity of the spectacle.
http://testyfesty.com/


Looks like the usual shindig for that sort of thing. I googled and it looks like there's one in Virginia, Texas, Colorado has a few....
I'll skip eating bulls' balls.
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Some things are not meant to be eaten. But for pride, stupidity prevails with such people.
I am reminded of the golden calf of old.
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Posted by TachiMichi
Ikizukuri, or 'prepared live' is
a common thing where I'm from.
It is normal for people to eat
live seafood. i like the odori shrimp,
but the live octopus is good as well.
it is normal to get the fish.
the chef must cut the fish
without killing it. the heart still beats.
some of the fish parts are cut to sashimi
and decorated around the live body.
then you eat. acquired taste, yes.



Indeed, acquired taste is key.
I suppose that IF live shrimp were the only food available
and I had no means to cook the shrimp and was hungry. Then and only then,
would my circumstances justify acquiring such tastes.
The way of the Red Road Teaches that we respect the animals.
They are not a dietary play thing for our amusement, as you had just described.
IF we must eat them, we must also extend to their life, merciful respect.
For without their life, our bellies would not be filled with their meat.
Do you understand?

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Thank you. I didn't want to seem disrespectful towards a different culture and way of eating, but the idea of eating something while it's alive is....cruel. Yes, I know where meat comes from, but give the animal a clean and merciful death. Don't gut it and have it's heart beating while you dress the plate and dig in.
IF I had to eat raw I would still at least kill it first...even a shrimp.
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Posted by MoonArtist
I know where the Rockies are and have been in and around various parts of them, but didn't know there was a festival for the "oysters" up in Montana. The "oysters" are bull testicles, yes? What other festival are you referring to? lol
As a side note: no I won't eat animal testicles, live animals, or bugs.


It's held in Clinton MT. (that's on I-90)
I don't know if they have it at the same time every year, but this year, it appears to be held during the "LEO"
time of the year - click on the link and spot the superficial stupidity of the spectacle.
http://testyfesty.com/


Looks like the usual shindig for that sort of thing. I googled and it looks like there's one in Virginia, Texas, Colorado has a few....
I'll skip eating bulls' balls.


Some things are not meant to be eaten. But for pride, stupidity prevails with such people.
I am reminded of the golden calf of old.

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Good analogy. It seems a bit grotesque making a huge celebration in honor of eating testicles. The reason for celebrating is...warped.
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Posted by MrFirebird
Macaroni & Cheese
Bar-B-Q - Hamburger cheese tomato and lettuce, or German Beer battered BRATWURST!!!!!
KFC Extra Crispy Legs
Turkey Legs (dark meat)
Pizza - The works (no anchovies) with xtra cheese and shrimp
Sea Food
Royal Alaskan Salmon, Baked Potato smothered in butter (or steak fries and Ketchup) (Salmon marinated w/mayonaise and lemon)
Fish & Chips (steak fries) w/ a diet coke (fish marinated w/ malt vinegar)
Mexican Food
Mixed Beef Bean and Cheese Burrito and a coke
Rolled Taco and Guacamole
Crunchy or Soft Taco
Bean Tostada
Spanish rice
(don't care too much for the tomales unless it's simple shredded beef and cheeze)
Italian Food (Spaghetti w/ Spicey Meatball and Garlic bread) - I love a Saucy Pasta!
Chinese Food (Shrimp Chow Mein and Rice) w/hot tea and iced water
Finer Dining
Salad w/Bleu Cheese
Filet Mignon and/or Maine Lobster tail, Baked Potato smothered in butter and sour cream.


I cant believe you eat KFC ... smh
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Posted by MrFirebird
Macaroni & Cheese
Bar-B-Q - Hamburger cheese tomato and lettuce, or German Beer battered BRATWURST!!!!!
KFC Extra Crispy Legs
Turkey Legs (dark meat)
Pizza - The works (no anchovies) with xtra cheese and shrimp
Sea Food
Royal Alaskan Salmon, Baked Potato smothered in butter (or steak fries and Ketchup) (Salmon marinated w/mayonaise and lemon)
Fish & Chips (steak fries) w/ a diet coke (fish marinated w/ malt vinegar)
Mexican Food
Mixed Beef Bean and Cheese Burrito and a coke
Rolled Taco and Guacamole
Crunchy or Soft Taco
Bean Tostada
Spanish rice
(don't care too much for the tomales unless it's simple shredded beef and cheeze)
Italian Food (Spaghetti w/ Spicey Meatball and Garlic bread) - I love a Saucy Pasta!
Chinese Food (Shrimp Chow Mein and Rice) w/hot tea and iced water
Finer Dining
Salad w/Bleu Cheese
Filet Mignon and/or Maine Lobster tail, Baked Potato smothered in butter and sour cream.


I cant believe you eat KFC ... smh
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Only Xtra Crispy Legs. - It's not as good as it used to be. I have been working on a "KFC" recipe, though.
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TachiMichi, you said
"it is already understood that
we must respect animals and
we need them for consumption.
I understand everyone has a different view
when it comes to ikizukuri.
even in japan, the topic is divided.
yet i also understand that what seems
wrong to one person is not wrong
to the next person. of course you
have a right to feel opposed to ikizukuri.
yet i also have the right not to
share the same sentiments towards it.
the animals are not used as play things
as you claim. there are some people
who like their meal absolutely fresh.
there is gratefulness in every bite of food,
whether seafood is alive or dead.
this is no crueler than eating live oysters
or boiling lobster alive until it dies.
we will agree to disagree respectfully."

Let's focus on the the last sentence of the first paragraph:
Question: You said the topic is divided - I think you mean
that even in Japan, "opinions are divided".
What do the prevailing opinions of BOTH sides of the issue say.
That is:
Particularly those that oppose the delicacy?






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^^ And the opinion of those in favor of the delicacy?
What are the reasons why? - again For BOTH sides of the debate?
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Fun thread Mr.F
I don't eat normal food much anymore since digestive issues had me suffering too much. When I do however I LOVE a minimum 1" thick Rib-Eye grilled on the Bbq to medium rare served with potatoes and mushrooms. I do up my potato with lots and lots of butter, sour cream, and chives. If I am going to hurt I will make sure it's worthwhile.
My homemade bread is the second treat I crave. When it is hot out of the oven I load it with butter, peanut butter and honey and I am in heaven....
Ribs, my ribs.
Fresh Fish fried in cast on the open fire in the middle of the night
Chocolate Cake for breakfast
Cereal.... I can never stop at one bowl
A big pot of crab legs that takes 2 hours to eat
Soft Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies warm and delicious
Strong Coffee that is not bitter
Hmmmmmm..... now I am hungry Straight Face

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KFC used to be very good and a childhood treat. I agree.
When you perfect your recipe you will have to share it... let me re-phrase, when you perfect your recipe will you share it? hehe
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I enjoy a good red.



Peyote some?
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Rein, a redhead?
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~innocently walks away whistling~
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Posted by FixedWater
Fun thread Mr.F
I don't eat normal food much anymore since digestive issues had me suffering too much. When I do however I LOVE a minimum 1" thick Rib-Eye grilled on the Bbq to medium rare served with potatoes and mushrooms. I do up my potato with lots and lots of butter, sour cream, and chives. If I am going to hurt I will make sure it's worthwhile.
My homemade bread is the second treat I crave. When it is hot out of the oven I load it with butter, peanut butter and honey and I am in heaven....
Ribs, my ribs.
Fresh Fish fried in cast on the open fire in the middle of the night
Chocolate Cake for breakfast
Cereal.... I can never stop at one bowl
A big pot of crab legs that takes 2 hours to eat
Soft Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies warm and delicious
Strong Coffee that is not bitter
Hmmmmmm..... now I am hungry Straight Face





Hmmm... I just recalled Liver, onions, mushrooms - add Anaheim Chili.
I ought to try that.
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Liver... yuck. Onions? Carmelized? Mmmmmmmmm! Stuffed Mushrooms? Yum! I have never heard of Anaheim Chili but I do make a very smoky flavored chili that goes very well with fresh buns.... I must be craving bread. Lol
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Rein, a redhead?


Good one Moonie! Lol
Red Wine perhaps? All men like red wine don't they?
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Liver... yuck. Onions? Carmelized? Mmmmmmmmm! Stuffed Mushrooms? Yum! I have never heard of Anaheim Chili but I do make a very smoky flavored chili that goes very well with fresh buns.... I must be craving bread. Lol



It's a mild green chili pepper. Not the beans.
Perfect on chicken with right marinade.
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Posted by MoonArtist
Rein, a redhead?


Good one Moonie! Lol
Red Wine perhaps? All men like red wine don't they?
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Posted by MoonArtist
~innocently walks away whistling~


More like crawling away you fat fvkk....why don't you try running to burn off that disgusting fat of yours....
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What's wrong? Still hate women? Still angry because you have a wee mouse turd for a dick? Your problem is you're sexually frustrated: women don't want you, you don't love yourself and you have an abnormal love/hate relationship with sex and your own sexuality. Start masturbating....you'll be less bitter.
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Posted by MoonArtist
Rein, a redhead?


Good one Moonie! Lol
Red Wine perhaps? All men like red wine don't they?
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I thought it was redheads all men like. lol
It probably is wine, but you know I can't resist razzing the man.
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Posted by MoonArtist
Rein, a redhead?


I prefer brunettes.
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Rabbit, she meant you being a redhead.
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