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PrintableMushy Peas! Yay! Goes best with fish & chips.
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Anyone else see Alton Brown eat a fried pig brain sandwich on "Feasting On Asphalt"? | |
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Tom said: Anyone else see Alton Brown eat a fried pig brain sandwich on "Feasting On Asphalt"?
Nooooo  | |
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Tom said: Anyone else see Alton Brown eat a fried pig brain sandwich on "Feasting On Asphalt"?
yes..... 
he's a great food show host though. Ive learned alot from him but the fried sandwich....and he took more then one bite... | |
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HereToRockYourWorld said: This site makes my tummy hurt.
 oh.my.god is that Haggis?  | |
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I collect old cookbooks from the 40's up until the 70's.  They're FULL of regrettable food.
Espceically my Jell-O cookbooks from the 50s and 60s and of course "Jiffy Cooking".... 
This one is classic. Every recipe includes at least 3 things out of a can. You'll never have to eat fresh food again!  And almost every recipe has to include a can of pineapple in it. No matter WHAT else is in it. 
Perfect for nuclear bomb shelter cooking. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Sheeps stomach anyone?
Now I know why Uni has bad breath. All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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minneapolisgenius said:
I collect old cookbooks from the 40's up until the 70's. They're FULL of regrettable food.
Espceically my Jell-O cookbooks from the 50s and 60s and of course "Jiffy Cooking"....
This one is classic. Every recipe includes at least 3 things out of a can. You'll never have to eat fresh food again! And almost every recipe has to include a can of pineapple in it. No matter WHAT else is in it.
Perfect for nuclear bomb shelter cooking. I love those old cookbooks...that's why that site is so hilarious to me. | |
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applekisses said: minneapolisgenius said:
I collect old cookbooks from the 40's up until the 70's. They're FULL of regrettable food.
Espceically my Jell-O cookbooks from the 50s and 60s and of course "Jiffy Cooking"....
This one is classic. Every recipe includes at least 3 things out of a can. You'll never have to eat fresh food again! And almost every recipe has to include a can of pineapple in it. No matter WHAT else is in it.
Perfect for nuclear bomb shelter cooking. I love those old cookbooks...that's why that site is so hilarious to me. Dan, (RipHer2Shreds) also collects them, and has made some of those recipes.
My family once had a 1950's-themed party for my dad, and we made a ton of those Jello recipes. Like the Sea Dream with Tuna one. It's canned tuna and shredded carrots in lime Jello. 
People actually ate it too!  So Dan and I plan on having a Jello party and making some of the grossest recipes we can find. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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