| The deep-fried Christmas dinner. Because this year you're getting the gift of heart disease |
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| gopher321 Two words: Farking. gross. |
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| Carn
Ugh, I can hear you getting fatter. |
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| wambu "Turkey Crown" = turkey breast /and Bob's your Uncle |
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| jfivealive
I'd probably eat that |
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| JackieRabbit
Goddamn but Americans are pigs. |
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| Englebert Slaptyback
GIS for "turkey crown": |
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| Canton
Deep fried Brussels sprouts? Wouldn't that just ruin them? |
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| oldfarthenry JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Britain: `Let's boil all this food!' 'merikuh: `Nah - let's deep-fry it!' (Gotta side with the Yanks on this one.) |
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| cgraves67
the gift of heart disease...better than the usual reindeer sweater. Thanks, Grandma! |
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| The Third Man
JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Um, this article is about the Birmingham in the UK, not the one in Alabama. The reference to the Queen's Speech should have been a giveaway. |
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| Englebert Slaptyback
Canton Deep fried Brussels sprouts? Wouldn't that just ruin them? I think they're ruined as soon as they're picked and treated like food. I don't like 'em, ya see. |
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| BitwiseShift
I'm not that into Kinky, but that'd make one hell of a suppository. |
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| Summer Glau's Love Slave
The Third Man: JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Um, this article is about the Birmingham in the UK, not the one in Alabama. The reference to the Queen's Speech should have been a giveaway. That was a classy rebuttal. Kudos. /You even resisted the temptation to call him a "moran." |
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| JackieRabbit
oldfarthenry: JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Britain: `Let's boil all this food!' 'merikuh: `Nah - let's deep-fry it!' (Gotta side with the Yanks on this one.) I like some fried foods just as much as the next guy. Hell, I'm Southern; I have no choice. But I eat them as rare treats. When people start wrapping Snickers bars in bacon and deep frying them or adding eggs, four different cheeses, bacon, ham and three quarter-pound patties to a hamburger, society has a serious problem. |
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| oldfarthenry The Third Man: JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Um, this article is about the Birmingham in the UK, not the one in Alabama. The reference to the Queen's Speech should have been a giveaway. ![]() ...and in closing I'd like to say deep-fried mutton is the sh*t! Speaking of which, my corgis need to go outside and lay some cable. Merry Christmas, 99%-ers! |
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| GCD
At first I thought this was going to be one of those amateur D-I-Y recipes that involve a large pot of boiling hot oil in your garage. Then I read that it's being done in a restaurant and felt better about it being done in a controlled environment. Now, I figure that some idiot, somewhere is going to attempt this themselves with the large pot of boiling hot oil in their garage and this will result in them burning the house down. /I'll go gear up the firetruck now |
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| Englebert Slaptyback
The_Sponge Carn: Ugh, I can hear you getting fatter. Shut up, Richard. Fat guy in a little co-o-oat... |
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| JackieRabbit
The Third Man: JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Um, this article is about the Birmingham in the UK, not the one in Alabama. The reference to the Queen's Speech should have been a giveaway. I stand corrected. This is the problem with so many on-line "news" sources. Few of them tell you where the town/city in question is. I didn't read the entire article, so I missed the reference to the queens speech. /and some Americans are still pigs. |
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| Carn
Englebert Slaptyback: The_Sponge Carn: Ugh, I can hear you getting fatter. Shut up, Richard. Fat guy in a little co-o-oat... Tommy want wingy! |
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| Magorn JackieRabbit: oldfarthenry: JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Britain: `Let's boil all this food!' 'merikuh: `Nah - let's deep-fry it!' (Gotta side with the Yanks on this one.) I like some fried foods just as much as the next guy. Hell, I'm Southern; I have no choice. But I eat them as rare treats. When people start wrapping Snickers bars in bacon and deep frying them or adding eggs, four different cheeses, bacon, ham and three quarter-pound patties to a hamburger, society has a serious problem. Indeed they do: how to geta burger with that much deliciousnes to as many people as possible in the shortest period of time |
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| Amberwind
Canton: Deep fried Brussels sprouts? Wouldn't that just ruin them? Nope. The thing that ruins Brussels sprouts is water - steaming or boiling allows the leaves to release sulfur, skunking the batch and giving them the horrible flavor that makes most people say they hate Brussels sprouts. Roasting or frying the sprouts is the best way to cook them, because there's very little water involved. Essentially, they're miniature cabbages, and should be treated as such. |
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| blatz514 JackieRabbit: oldfarthenry: JackieRabbit: Goddamn but Americans are pigs. Britain: `Let's boil all this food!' 'merikuh: `Nah - let's deep-fry it!' (Gotta side with the Yanks on this one.) I like some fried foods just as much as the next guy. Hell, I'm Southern; I have no choice. But I eat them as rare treats. When people start wrapping Snickers bars in bacon and deep frying them or adding eggs, four different cheeses, bacon, ham and three quarter-pound patties to a hamburger, society has a serious problem. Your post made me hungry. |
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| ChipNASA
Carn: Englebert Slaptyback: The_Sponge Carn: Ugh, I can hear you getting fatter. Shut up, Richard. Fat guy in a little co-o-oat... Tommy want wingy! LAY OFF ME!! I'M STARVING!!! |
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| Cold_Sassy
Canton: Deep fried Brussels sprouts? Wouldn't that just ruin them? No, it would ruin the batter. /Hates Brussels sprouts - always |
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| dj1s
Cold_Sassy: Canton: Deep fried Brussels sprouts? Wouldn't that just ruin them? No, it would ruin the batter. /Hates Brussels sprouts - always ...then you are doomed... |
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| CornerPocket
Why subby hate 'Murca? Why?????? bacon-wrapped fried twinkie stonehenge ftw I haz a sad over twinkies and the rest......... |
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| Carn
ChipNASA: Carn: Englebert Slaptyback: The_Sponge Carn: Ugh, I can hear you getting fatter. Shut up, Richard. Fat guy in a little co-o-oat... Tommy want wingy! [www.popscreen.com image 480x360] LAY OFF ME!! I'M STARVING!!! Haha, excellent! "Hey Cindy, can I have a fry?" |
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| unclemongo
Brussels sprouts are nature's slingshot ammo. I once beaned a kid from 60 yards firing one from a Wrist Rocket. |
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| Cold_Sassy
dj1s: Cold_Sassy: Canton: Deep fried Brussels sprouts? Wouldn't that just ruin them? No, it would ruin the batter. /Hates Brussels sprouts - always ...then you are doomed... Hah! I'm probably old enough to be your Mamma - all without the aid of Brussels Sprouts. |
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| Canton
Amberwind: Canton: Deep fried Brussels sprouts? Wouldn't that just ruin them? Nope. The thing that ruins Brussels sprouts is water - steaming or boiling allows the leaves to release sulfur, skunking the batch and giving them the horrible flavor that makes most people say they hate Brussels sprouts. Roasting or frying the sprouts is the best way to cook them, because there's very little water involved. Essentially, they're miniature cabbages, and should be treated as such. I had roasted Brussels sprouts for the first time ever on Thanksgiving. They were delicious. That said, I do actually like them steamed or boiled. Maybe it's different if you start with flash frozen sprouts, rather than fresh. Or maybe the trick is just to not overcook them. In any case, I love those delicious mini-cabbages, boiled or roasted. Mmmm, steamed veggies... |
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| Langdon Alger
Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag was flash frying entire meals years ago. |
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| Amberwind
Canton: I had roasted Brussels sprouts for the first time ever on Thanksgiving. They were delicious. That said, I do actually like them steamed or boiled. Maybe it's different if you start with flash frozen sprouts, rather than fresh. Or maybe the trick is just to not overcook them. In any case, I love those delicious mini-cabbages, boiled or roasted. Mmmm, steamed veggies... Like I said, *most* people don't like the taste if they're boiled or steamed. I usually roast them with olive oil, lemon zest, and Parmesan cheese, but I also like them chopped up, steamed, and mixed into egg salad. I'm notoriously weird. And yes, overcooking is a huge part of it, since the more water they're exposed to, the more the sulfur comes out. /Sudden thought; using Brussels sprouts instead of cabbage in bubble and squeak. //Okay, I've got an experiment for the weekend. |
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| Canton
Amberwind: Canton: I had roasted Brussels sprouts for the first time ever on Thanksgiving. They were delicious. That said, I do actually like them steamed or boiled. Maybe it's different if you start with flash frozen sprouts, rather than fresh. Or maybe the trick is just to not overcook them. In any case, I love those delicious mini-cabbages, boiled or roasted. Mmmm, steamed veggies... Like I said, *most* people don't like the taste if they're boiled or steamed. I usually roast them with olive oil, lemon zest, and Parmesan cheese, but I also like them chopped up, steamed, and mixed into egg salad. I'm notoriously weird. And yes, overcooking is a huge part of it, since the more water they're exposed to, the more the sulfur comes out. /Sudden thought; using Brussels sprouts instead of cabbage in bubble and squeak. //Okay, I've got an experiment for the weekend. Ahh. I misunderstood that, I'm sorry. It's easy enough to overcook the sprouts, which would turn first timers off of them right away. Done just right, they should have a mildly sweet, nutty, cabbagy taste to them. I did try to reheat leftover steamed Brussels sprouts in the microwave once. It wasn't pretty. /Goes to look up "bubble and squeak." |
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