Please don't post pics of half-eaten meals.
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Originally Posted by ThatGuy85
(Post 837086)
Dude, that looks amazing. Can you share the recipe?
Pasta dishes are usually prepared with olive oil or cream.. I prefer cream, it's richer, and the cream enhances the flavors. You can use heavy cream. Half and half will definitely do in a pinch. I figure if I just lay the basics down, one can extrapolate and improvise to their heart's content, so here we go: You can use any sort of pasta. While fettuccine has more of a presence, linguine blends better with the dish. Angel hair, on he other hand, is pretty delicate. For the pasta part, just boil enough water - add salt and a few tablespoons worth of olive oil in the water first - and proceed with the pasta, following package directions. Just make sure you do not start it too soon, so it does not sit in the colander too long. As far as the main ingredients go, you can use chicken like I did in those pictures, it could be a bunch of vegetables like a pasta primevera (which means spring, btw), or seafood. I like using salmon, halibut, prawns and scallops. Just a little bit of each (thrown together) goes a long way. Anyway.. Saute the "main ingredients" on high heat with butter and garlic. A wok works best. Add seasoning to your liking. I like using cayenne pepper, for example. Coarse ground peppers go well, so does oregano. Just before you are done, when the heat is at its highest, add some white wine. I keep a cheap bottle of white zinfandel, just for that. The bottle of Dom Perignon in the pics was a leftover, I just did not want it to go to waste. Once the wine and everything else starts bubbling, dump the cream in there. Stir, and do not let it overcook, not more than a minute or so.. Grab the pasta you have drained, and fold it into the wok, tossing everything gently. The heat should be off then, and the pan will have enough residual heat, so do not worry. After tossing it, give it a couple minutes in the pan for the cream to set a little. Then, get a large enough service platter, and transfer everything. You can use capers like I did for a twist.. ---- You can try it with snow peas, broccoli, finely sliced carrots, mushrooms and bamboo shoots, artichoke hearts.. Use your imagination. If you use use seafood, do not overcook it. That would be bad. Enjoy. |
---- you for making me cream sauce pasta-hungry, GC... trying to keep myself on a healthier diet lately, but now i want to cook creamy pasta awesome when i get home tonight.
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Wife is making beef stroganoff tonight. Screw eating healthy, I want my pasta.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 838571)
Please don't post pics of half-eaten meals.
Says the ------- that posts pictures of pancake nipples and anything penis related when he has the chance. Do the half eaten meal pics offend you? lol I'm about to eat a bangin chicken meal that the gf just cooked up. :) |
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made my sick wife dinner tonight... so I found an excuse to buy 18 dollar new york steaks to grill up. My rice has remaining steak juices drizzled over my rice.
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You eat your meals in bed? Are you six years old?
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Pushy, busy at work demonstrating how incredible public school teaching is I see!
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I don't care if she's sick or not, eating is bed is disgusting.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 839687)
I don't care if she's sick or not, eating is bed is disgusting.
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Kevin Bacon made it pretty far if you ask me. Also, great movie. Really inspires 18 year old pledges to be men.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 839687)
I don't care if she's sick or not, eating is bed is disgusting.
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nah bro, I don't make a mess. I'm a clean eater. I just don't like the idea of eating in bed, other things happen there. Perhaps bringing whipped cream into the bedroom and the utter disgust I had with the end result really did it for me. Never use whipped cream in anything sexual, the residue is disgusting.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 839734)
Never use whipped cream in anything sexual, the residue is disgusting.
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juveniles,
this is not the thread for your junior high BS. move along or suffer the consequences. |
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Figured I'd bump this thread because of this deliciousness.
Bulgogi and spicy noodles from the nice Korean ladies that run the cafe down stairs in my building. |
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Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
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Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 845305)
where's Frylock and Master Shake??
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Snack time...
Smoked salmon, spinach, cream cheese omelette, with white peppers: https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1333475786 |
your vag is showing.
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This month I'm taking a break from refined carbs and most gratuitous carbs in general. No flour or sugar. No added sugar where I can eliminate it. And to a degree, no or limited single-ingredient carbs like potatoes, rice, grains. I'm allowing a reasonable amount of starchy root vegetables because of their nutrient-to-carb ratio (beets, sweet potato, etc). Fruits are largely unlimited but I tend to eat mostly apples and bananas.
It's been about 10 days and I've made exceptions to the effect of: 1 6" flour tortilla 2 5" sprouted corn tortillas 1 hamburger bun about a teaspoon of sugar total (for when the work coffee is old) 2 flavored yogurts with sugar added I didn't want to waste 2 french fries. that's two fries, not two orders. whatever is in my protein bars (9g "sugars" carbs per bar?) otherwise, pretty much only via vegetables or condiments or other places they aren't obvious. I have lost about between 2 and 4 lbs (keep in mind I'm still eating a lot otherwise and going to the gym) so that's progress I guess? I'm not looking to get tiny, just looking to drop body fat %. So in theory if I've been keeping up the gym and protein then most of that weight lost is fat. But this is the EATING LIKE A KING thread. And sometimes it's hard to find good lunches at restaurants that aren't all cheapy carb bombs. And then I found this gorgeous beast: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-f...2/IMAG1195.jpg BEJOLD! The avocado tomato mozzarella salad with chicken! |
nice work, y8s. I'm about to embark on 30 days of pure paleo (or, at least as pure as i can muster). kind of looking forward to it, as i am probably 70% paleo now, and am curious how much of a difference I'll see with getting closer to full retard.
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I should point out that on march 26 I was 176 lbs. not big. but fat is fat and I want this sh1t gone!
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Half a pound of beef, a thick layer of cream cheese, a generous heap of sliced jalapenos, and crispy onion straws. And a delicious barleywine in the background. |
I just had a ------- boss Mahi Mahi sandwich from this 24 hour place in downtown Birmingham. ------- incredible fish by itself, thick fillets grilled and seasoned to perfection, then put on a giant sesame bun with lettuce, onion and tomato with a sauce which is pretty much thousand island. Side of cheese fries, mmm. Ultimate 3am meal. Apparently me and my friend got there just in time to mingle with the gays and transgenders/cross dressers. I think there was some sort of party somewhere last night or something. 20 or 30 of them. We actually didn't realize until we had stood in line for like 5 minutes, then looked around and it dawned on us at the same time.
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Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 862113)
This month I'm taking a break from refined carbs and most gratuitous carbs in general. No flour or sugar. No added sugar where I can eliminate it. And to a degree, no or limited single-ingredient carbs like potatoes, rice, grains
Originally Posted by devin mac
(Post 862146)
I'm about to embark on 30 days of pure paleo (or, at least as pure as i can muster). kind of looking forward to it, as i am probably 70% paleo now, and am curious how much of a difference I'll see with getting closer to full retard.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 872650)
Half a pound of beef, a thick layer of cream cheese, a generous heap of sliced jalapenos, and crispy onion straws.
omg, taking away from the flavor of the beef. blastophmy :jerkit: |
just had the worst italian sub of my life, but i'm making it up to my poor stomach and playing kick the keg after work.
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sauteed onions, green, red, and yellow peppers, threw some ham in the mix and made an omelet
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is the latest creation of Dochos Concession of Sarasota, Florida, the Monte Castro:
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1336757072 It is a traditional pressed Cuban sandwich, dipped in a sweet/spicey batter, then deep fried and served with a drizzling of hot sauce on the top. It's Communally Delicious! |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 876461)
This, ladies and gentlemen, is the latest creation of Dochos Concession of Sarasota, Florida, the Monte Castro:
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1336757072 It is a traditional pressed Cuban sandwich, dipped in a sweet/spicey batter, then deep fried and served with a drizzling of hot sauce on the top. It's Communally Delicious! |
I've been looking forward to my Friday lunch all week. Get to eat some kick ass Irish Nachos, which is basically nacho toppings (really good, fresh ones) on top of crispy shoestring fries. Very few foods I like more than cheese fries, or nachos. Combine them, and you have a winner.
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Man that's finger food. :P My average meal consists of 2 chicken breasts and 2-3 boiled potatoes.. 4-5 meals a day.
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My average daily meal has been two big ass protein shakes and a clif bar, maybe a little extra meat for a snack at some point and ~100oz of water. Cutting phase in progress, down 22 pounds from two months ago.
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Originally Posted by NA6C-Guy
(Post 876551)
My average daily meal has been two big ass protein shakes and a clif bar
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Originally Posted by triple88a
(Post 876559)
As far as i've found from articles the human body can digest about 50 grams of protein per meal. In other words anything over 50 gets flushed down the toilet so i keep my protein shakes around 40-50 grams (2 scoops).
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Yummy seafood week:
started with a lobster bake for dinner https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 wifey had crab cakes next lunch https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 I got mako tacos https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 wifey got crab cakes again for dinner https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 I got two lobster tails for dinner, but i lost my picture somehow then for lunch i got a softshell crab sandwhich https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 then for dinner we got tomatos and basil https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 then the sunset to this: https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 while 1812 Overture played REALLY REALLY Loud and ended with fireworks as the sun went down and I enjoyed swordfish with risotto https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...1&d=1337366972 wife got crab cakes again, unpictured. |
Holy ---- me backwards! I just ate the most incredible meal ever. Nice little Japanese and Korean BBQ place. Super hot Korean and Japanese waitresses, little grill in the table, and one of the hot waitresses to cook for you. I had THE best piece of beef I have ever had. I knew it was going to be good when it came out thinly sliced with the most impressive color and marble I have ever seen. All of the sides were also exceptionally good. To top it all off, I had the best sushi I have ever had, and I am a sushi fiend. In retrospect, I should have gotten the Guinness that I was admiring in the picture next to my table.
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I posted this on FB. People thought it was a tasty looking pizza. It was an omelet. :ugh2:
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I thought it was a good looking pizza when I first opened this page.
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Originally Posted by turotufas
(Post 879476)
I posted this on FB. People thought it was a tasty looking pizza. It was an omelet. :ugh2:
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Just ate some of my favorite chicken that we made yesterday.
For less than $10 worth of chicken and a handful of other ingredients I'll have lunch for a few days. Crockpot Jerk Chicken https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1338312396
Combine onion and ginger in a food processor; process until finely chopped. Add remaining ingredients, except chicken, and pulse until well blended. I usually put some sauce in the bottom, then start layering the chicken while adding sauce between each layer. Cover, set on low and cook for 6-8 hours. We've done it a few different ways substituting different peppers and sometimes its so hot it burns my mouth while other times its very mild. Great ------- recipe though! Try it! |
which peppers to make it mild?
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 883016)
which peppers to make it mild?
Try it man, its ------- amazing. |
I've been having hustler-esqe shits.
I need to take it easy with the spice. |
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Originally Posted by ThatGuy85
(Post 882771)
What's in that? Other than tomatoes, obviously.
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Steak stir-fry that I made in my wok on my charcoal grill.
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1338826808 Then I had some local grown peaches that were starting to get too soft for my taste, so I threw them in the same wok. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1338826808 If youve never grilled peached before you need to get on that. |
Originally Posted by icantthink4155
(Post 885153)
If youve never grilled peached before you need to get on that.
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low temp grilled + hickory smoked tri tip, orzo with pesto, and english peas with mint and onion.
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MT.net potluck sometime soon?
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ill make enchiladas.
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I'll bring the paper plates and cups.
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Honestly, I don't think I trust anyone on MT.net enough to eat food that they prepared.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 885302)
Honestly, I don't think I trust anyone on MT.net enough to eat food that they prepared.
I have cooked for two to two hundred people, and I have a few recipes of my own. FYI. |
I can boil water without burning it about half the time, and I can make ramen and hotdogs.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 885302)
Honestly, I don't think I trust anyone on MT.net enough to eat food that they prepared.
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