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Pregnant? Why do you ask?

Because pregnant women tend to eat, well, a lot. And strange combinations.

And the combination of easter bread with almost paste, and butter, and what looks like cheese in some sort of pancake, seems pretty strange to me.

I must be pregnant.

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MB members are never pregnant!

That's 100% incorrect. Though it's not my place to say who and why.

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I'm supposed to grill tonight but damn if it isn't sleeting.

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Be a man! Grill in the sleet!

I did. Perfectly grilled skirt steak. Properly sliced they are so tender.
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I'm supposed to grill tonight but damn if it isn't sleeting.

hmm, sounds like a good parody of a movie " A simple twist of sleet"

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I'm thinking about ordering in tonight.

I have a strange craving for pizza with anchovies and capers. And an extra load of cheese.

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vomit, puke, projectile style.

need a little salt there G?

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My favourite pizza would actually be salami, mushrooms and anchovies.

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perhaps that's a given, but the little fishies just ruin a pizza for me.

the salami and mushrooms sounds good,

but Pepperoni and mushrooms is probably my fav. combination of ingredients.

And no cheese or tomatosauce?

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I've had crazy banoffee pie cravings for a couple of days now...

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gaaaaaaah! without a doubt in my top 3 desserts.

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I only tried that for the first time recently actually. Delish, but sickly after a while like most moist deserts.

My favourite is probably chocolate sponge cake and custard. I like the homemade classics.

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hamburgers in gravy and fries.

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chicken in garlic sauce, eggroll, pork fried rice, hot and sour soup.

picked out all the carrots.

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He must have really good eyes to see them all. Eyes so good that carrots would only slow him down.

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2013-04-04190217_zps3977d529.jpg Rice, chicken and Oshifima.

Pease forgive the ignorance, but what is Oshifima

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Basically, corn flower and boiling water stirred to a consistent thick paste. It's a staple of Southern African cuisine, often used to "stretch" a meal when there isn't a lot to go around.

Oh, ok. Thanks. I didn't know that. And according to my last post on this thread, I so need to watch my spelling LOL

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Basically, corn flower and boiling water stirred to a consistent thick paste. It's a staple of Southern African cuisine, often used to "stretch" a meal when there isn't a lot to go around.

It hasn't been going well lately?

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You can taste the carrots in fried rice?

the fried rice doesn't have carrots,

the soup did, a real hot and sour soup does not but in the sticks it apparently does.

and there were carrots in the chicken with garlic sauce. that's why I have Dave, he eats them when I won't.

Stefan you're welcome...for corn and all it's by products.

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it is a invention of man that exists because of cultivation in the Americas, but primarily in what is mexico and the us.

it is the vegetable/fruit equivalent of bacon.

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After several tries by the gods, including the attemps that created monkeys, people were created out of corn.

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Is that why we can't properly digest corn husks? Out of respect for our ancestors?

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No, it's the basic understanding that mankind is mostly crap.

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tonight I made a veggie burger (soya mince, garlic, onion, some quark and egg white). the sauce is creme fraiche, sweet chili sauce, tomato puree, onion and some bostongurka.

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Alice and her food...dammit...I'm busy trying to finish an essay paper and you're making me very hungry :(

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Is that why we can't properly digest corn husks? Out of respect for our ancestors?

I've never liked it. It's one of these things, like bacon, that I completely unfullfilling.

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Alice and her food...dammit...I'm busy trying to finish an essay paper and you're making me very hungry :(

come get some ;)

burgers, I mean. heheh...

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Stefan. Well doubtful you have access to the freshest corn on the cob. It's sweetness is time sensative.

Stefan, Chaac, would you eat a tarantula?

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