Metasynth
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We should collab…steak sandwiches anyone?
New and Improved TnT Foodie thread
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Jeffislovinlife
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shnkrmn
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lokie
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Bird's nest soup is kinda freaky too.
What is Bird’s Nest Soup?
Bird’s Nest Soup, also known as Bird’s Saliva Soup, is one of the most famous but also most controversial delicacies in Chinese cuisine. Many people are willing to spend fortunes on this soup as they believe eating it will help them maintain their youth as well as have a long healthy life and a strong body. According to traditional Chinese medicine, it promotes good health, especially for the skin.
This soup has been a part of Chinese cuisine for generations. Chinese people began consuming bird’s nest soup during the Ming Dynasty and according to some tales, it is believed Zhen He, who was a Chinese explorer, diplomat, and fleet admiral, was the first person in Chinese history to eat Bird’s Nest Soup.
What is Bird's Nest Soup: Chinese Bird Saliva Soup may gross you over, but it's damn expensive!
Food practices across the world never fail to surprise us. Some dishes are hundreds of years old, or constitute some weird but exotic ingredient, or might be available only during a particular time of the year. All these aspects of the food world make it an endless loop of astonishment...
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Chinese Bird's Nest Soup Recipe • Steamy Kitchen Recipes Giveaways
Birds’ nests are prized in Chinese culture, so this Bird's Nest Soup is for special occasions when you really want to impress!
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sfw1960
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Most would call them a "Fish Taco" - I don't because I'm partly of Hispanic heritage.
To me a taco will always be crunchy made with real corn Masa and not that nasty wheat stuff that's unhealthy and far too rampant!
I'd forgotten about this thread but after a bite - I thought I might post a pic of the results from my wife and I in the kitchen.
HAND harvested Great Lakes Walleye (AKA - "Lake Michigan Chicken") was the main attraction and the wraps were loaded with avocado, tomato, green beans and such.
Full of flavor!
Probably around 3 AM in December, ready for processing after whackin' and stackin'...
I might not be as handy with a blade as some, but good enough for the fang tooth critters... lol
She brought two of them - I couldn't finish the second one but it tasted like chicken... I swear!
Jus' like chicken!
Even in the cold black dark of night it's still very good to have some great friends to share the experience and food with!
It's no nest of mystery soup but it was delicious, nutritious and TASTY - we fish for fun, relaxation, stress relief and good eats!
@Thurston
Are Fridays becoming less important for you nowadays?
Never fret another Sunday afternoon again!
To me a taco will always be crunchy made with real corn Masa and not that nasty wheat stuff that's unhealthy and far too rampant!
I'd forgotten about this thread but after a bite - I thought I might post a pic of the results from my wife and I in the kitchen.
HAND harvested Great Lakes Walleye (AKA - "Lake Michigan Chicken") was the main attraction and the wraps were loaded with avocado, tomato, green beans and such.
Full of flavor!
Probably around 3 AM in December, ready for processing after whackin' and stackin'...
I might not be as handy with a blade as some, but good enough for the fang tooth critters... lol
She brought two of them - I couldn't finish the second one but it tasted like chicken... I swear!
Jus' like chicken!
Even in the cold black dark of night it's still very good to have some great friends to share the experience and food with!
It's no nest of mystery soup but it was delicious, nutritious and TASTY - we fish for fun, relaxation, stress relief and good eats!
@Thurston
Are Fridays becoming less important for you nowadays?
Never fret another Sunday afternoon again!
sfw1960
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I once heard "good management meets BETTER execution" right before the guy walked out after refusing the useless exit interview, but not before he said "you wouldn't listen to me when I worked here - what makes me think you'll listen to me now?Yep no more Sunday/Monday dreads!
Friday happiness was not as prevalent as I worked a lot of weekends the last few years.
Been down that road before too and I'm sooooooooooooooooooooo over it!
HAPPY THURSDAY THURSTON AND CREW!
shnkrmn
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DarkWeb
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I really want to plant that.
shnkrmn
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sfw1960
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Dboybudz
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You definitely should comes back every year and every year it does, more grows off the other planted. Nice few week harvest like every other day handfuls.
Herb & Suds
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