Weird food combo's that taste great....
Extra sharp cheddar cheese and chocolate chip cookies. Yum!
Try it 'fore you laugh.
Extra sharp cheddar cheese and chocolate chip cookies. Yum!
Try it 'fore you laugh.
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Education time.
- Thread starter toglhot
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Not where I'm from.
Yes, your crisps are our chips. In the South, we make pies from sweet potato, and we also batter and deep fry strips of sweet potato. Personally, I love em. I love Fish and Chips too. Yes, I use malt vinegar, not ketchup or tartar sauce.
My wife (Swedish descent) makes Yulkorv every year at Christmas. In fact tomorrow I'm having Swedish pancakes with lingonberries.
One of my father's (and mine) favorites is a peanut butter and banana sandwich. It's a Southern thing.
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AndersJ
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My grandfather would make peanut butter and bacon sandwiches...but he also used to salt and pepper raw hamburger and snack while grilling. "Cannibal Sandwiches" he called it.
Sandwiches made with mature cheddar and thinly-spread strawberry jam. Also Yum! Eaten 'em since I was a youngster.
Mrs makes sweet chilli jam and it's luvverly with most savoury fillings, for example Philadelphia cheese spread.
Malt vinegar is correct! But it it's chips as a side with, say, a ploughman's lunch then I've gone over to the Belgian style - mayonnaise. Try it!
Malt vinegar (such as Sarsons) is a distilled pure food product.
Chip shop vinegar is a by product of the petrol-chemical industry.
They taste totally different.
In Ireland they mix spring onion or ordinary onion with mashed potato and call it 'Colcanon'
So there is a word to describe it.
Still awful tho'......
Around Cincinnati, Ohio they’re known to eat chili on spaghetti. I ate it once or twice passing through. Nasty chili. I had a friend there who ate his chili over mashed potatoes.
Peanut butter and bacon gets a yes. Peanut butter and banana gets YUCK.
It would be hard to think of something I hate more than mayonnaise. OK, ketchup. I hate ketchup more than mayo, maybe.
Of course, a British meal that we are told totally freaks Americans is beans on toast. A firm favourite in many households. Have seen various discussions and it might be that baked beans are different on this side of the ocean? Even the bread is different.
And No, you don't pick up the toast and eat it like a jeely piece* - it's a proper knife & fork meal.
This beats any oil thread - plenty to talk about and just as pointless.
* Glaswegian for a slice of bread spread with jam.
And No, you don't pick up the toast and eat it like a jeely piece* - it's a proper knife & fork meal.
This beats any oil thread - plenty to talk about and just as pointless.
* Glaswegian for a slice of bread spread with jam.
wildav
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A friend of mine who was from Pittsburgh told me he used to go to an eatery there that served that warmed hamburger on a bun and it was called a cannibal sandwich.
wildav
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Steak-N-Shake sells chili over spaghetti with additional toppings of onions, beef, and cheddar cheese. I love it. In fact the Mrs. makes it with her homemade chili.
I tried it on my kids one time. They hated it and still bring it up occasionally as adult women. I was a mean dad.
Yeah Marty, but you are a Yankee. Bet you don't like okra either. How 'bout white gravy with sausage on a cathead biscuit. Peanuts in your Coca-Cola, pecan pie, nanner' puddin',collard greens?
