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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 11:53:17 AM |
raisin pie only one in the family who likes raisin pie ... instead of making a whole pie I do individual pies or tarts, freeze most and take out 1 or 2 when I get a yearning | |
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rm2
| Joined: 2/26/2006 Msg: 29 | |
| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 12:44:13 PM | Classic- love pork cracklin's, but gave em up after cracking a tooth on them and having to have major dental work!! LOL And who doesn't like Moon Pies??? I love the banana ones! | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 1:26:03 PM | | rm2 ... try finding a pork roast with enough skin to make cracklin' these days ... can find pork rinds in BC but they are completely different from the ones I used to get in Ontario | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 1:26:37 PM | | rm2 ... try finding a pork roast with enough skin to make cracklin' these days ... can find pork rinds in BC but they are completely different from the ones I got in Ontario | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 5:03:32 PM | Escargots Artichokes Mushrooms (I dont know why people hate those.. same with tomatos and brussel sprouts) pate Brie and Cammenber | |
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rm2
| Joined: 2/26/2006 Msg: 33 | |
| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 5:23:55 PM | Classic- I never made them- but you're right, you'll never find fatty pork roast, lol- you can buy 'em here bagged at the local grocery store- yummy, but I stay clear!!
Shorty- love brussel sprouts- but mushrooms make me nauseous- they smell horrible when frying in butter- makes me gag and they're... gross- sorry! | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 5:33:26 PM | | See that's just like me with Liver and Sardines.. as soon as i smell them cooking.. off to the bathroom i go... or i just wear a painters mask with a sock to filter out the smell if possible.. GAG!!! | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/6/2006 5:42:28 PM | I never made them- but you're right, you'll never find fatty pork roast, lol- you can buy 'em here bagged at the local grocery store- yummy, but I stay clear!! pork cracklin' is the skin on the pork roast - you score through the skin and fat making diamond crosscuts about 1/4" to 1/2" then stuff in the oven - as the roast cooks, the skin (cracklin') crisps up - before you slice the roast, cut off the skin and underlying fat, remove fat from the crisp skin and munch to your heart's content ... if you're lucky, your butcher will keep the cut off fat and skin for you
pork rinds are what we get in bags - it's the pork skin sliced paper thin then deep fried to puff up - but you gota love the crunchy ones at the bottom of the bag | |
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rm2
| Joined: 2/26/2006 Msg: 37 | |
| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/7/2006 4:18:46 PM | No, not talking about pork rinds- these are pork rendered pieces of fat, fried, with the skin attached- i swear they come in a bag at the grocery store, costs like $2- honest!!! | |
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rm2
| Joined: 2/26/2006 Msg: 39 | |
| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/8/2006 7:36:22 AM | | My local IGA has them- not sure who else carries them- they're called Pork Cracklin's- usually in the peanuts, unpopped popcorn section on the bottom shelf (maybe they think we won't find them there cos they're so unhealthy, lol!) They are a bit difficult to find sometimes. Good luck! :) | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/8/2006 7:48:11 AM | | ^^^thanks for the info ... don't have an IGA in town but there is a couple in one of the towns I have to visit next week for work which means my 1st stop is the local IGA | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/8/2006 10:31:49 PM | My breakfast sandwich: 1 fried egg, 1 can sardines (the jalepeno ones are best) with the skin and bones, lettuce and motza on whole wheat dripping with ketchup.
Try it, it rocks! | |
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midol
| Joined: 2/5/2006 Msg: 42 | |
| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/9/2006 7:37:33 AM | | I love the flavour of durian, and don't mind the smell. I even brought some to a party once. A few people said it was ok, but the dogs went crazy over it. | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/9/2006 11:57:41 AM | | Liver....brocolli....oysters...parmesan cheese...most of my family is grossed out by parmesan....oh yeah, I put salt on grapes. Luv fresh garlic...I would put about 80 cloves of garlic in a small container of yogurt and have it with potato chips...mm...yummy...my husband (at the time) would not sit/sleep beside me at times...LOL...we laugh about it still... | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/9/2006 3:18:04 PM | thoses chinese candies.. the package is dark pink and you have perhaps around 10 rolls of thoses things on it. the candy as itself looks like a host packaged in a rolls of perhaps 30 of them. Anyone know about it ? | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/9/2006 6:49:28 PM | | There was/is a Chinese candy called "Haw-flakes" that came wrapped like rolls of pennies, in a pink wrapper. They were actually shaped like discs and were sort of sweet. Are those the ones? | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/11/2006 9:41:36 AM | I haven't seen Haw-Flakes in years! I got addicted to them living in Vancouver.
Anyone know if you can get them in Victoria? I've looked around but haven't poked into the darkest corners yet ... | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/12/2006 3:10:03 PM | Hi!! I am from Canada. My dad was a hunter so we had quite the interesting foods on the table. Some of the foods I have tried include: -deer (white tail and mulies) -elk -moose -caribou -antelope -Canada geese -prairie chickens -partridges -duck (not my fav-- too oily) -bear -buffalo (friends raised them so NO before you ask-- they were NOT hunted)
Growing up -- my friends would hesitate before agreeing to stay for supper. LOL! Today-- I get tracked down to ask for the recipes on how to prepare the game!! Too funny!! | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/12/2006 4:11:54 PM | Having lived in Europe for years, I learnt to love the following:
Venison steaks, Escargot (snails cooked in their shells in oodles of garlic butter), Frog's legs (also cooked in oodles of butter), all sorts of raw fish for breakfast (in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and sometimes in Holland) (when I say all sorts, there are hundreds of variations to savour as delectable), and some wonderful Greek food... such as Shakshouka (a sort of tomato/salsa sauce.. with an egg cracked into it.. break the egg yolk to fun thru the sauce).. wonderful, all sorts of stuffed vegies.l.. like capsicums.. eggplant, vine leaves.. etc
and who can ever forget Fatty's chilli King Prawns at Newton Circus in Singapore. (his garlic King Prawns are pretty damn good too...)
I'm NOW hungry... hahahah | |
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| Foods you like and everyone else hates Posted: 9/12/2006 4:20:23 PM | oh yes.. something else I forgot...
Chiparon a l'enre... An absolululely wonderful Basque dish I used to eat in France in Biaritz... it's squid dices cooked in their own ink... Just an absolute joy to eat.. on toast is wonderful.
And who can ever forget the taste treats at the Festival of San Genaro.. in NYC? wonderful street taste treats.....
-Yummo..... hungry again... hahahah | |
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