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Sulphur on 31/1/2011 at 17:20
Damn it Duck, I'm about to have a perfectly normal frozen Chinese dinner right now. Don't start now, I can't even order out this late :(
Briareos H on 31/1/2011 at 17:37
Quote Posted by Renzatic
People, I'm about to do something I will sorely regret. Something you've all driven me to. I write this post as the last will and testament of my tastefulness.
For in 5 minutes, I go to Taco Bell for lunch.
I want a grilled stuffed steak burrito.
Pray for me.
As thus spake upon this, a new page.
So how was it?
Renzatic on 31/1/2011 at 17:51
Got some new thing called a quad steak burrito. It was decent enough.
For $7, I think I could've gotten something a little more substantial than the one burrito and drink, though.
ZylonBane on 31/1/2011 at 18:10
Yeah, a pepper covered with either vanilla cake frosting or a cup of bull semen is just the most delicious thing ever.
Give up, you hyperactive freak.
Fingernail on 31/1/2011 at 18:12
got to be yoghurt
and who doesn't like yoghurt?
Thirith on 31/1/2011 at 18:14
The lactose intolerant?
Renzatic on 31/1/2011 at 18:15
IN ZYLONBANE'S WORLD, ALL FOOD IS GREY OVERCOOKED STEAKS AND BLAND POTATOES! SPARE HIM YOUR SAUCES, FOR HE SHALL SNARK PITHILY OVER THEM!
Granted, the first time I looked at it, my first thought was "that's the last time I use the confetti catheter".
ZylonBane on 31/1/2011 at 18:18
Quote Posted by Fingernail
got to be yoghurt
It's most likely a cream cheese sauce. Yogurt-based sauces are more typical of Indian cuisine.
Mr.Duck on 31/1/2011 at 18:49
I'm gonna have to concede this to ZB, folks.
It's not yogurt, nor yogurt-based. It is cheese based.
The cream (aka the nogada) has the following ingredients:
* Castilla nuts soaked in milk.
* Almonds also soaked in milk.
* Goat cheese.
* Milk.
* White cream.
* Onion.
* Sugar.
* Water.
* Cinnamon.
* Dry sherry.
* Salt.
The filling for the Poblano chili is another story.
:)
Sulphur on 31/1/2011 at 18:52
A Wikipedia look-up says it's a chilli stuffed with ground meat, fruit, and spices and topped off with a walnut-cream sauce. That sounds delicious and it looks a helluva lot better than a stuffed aubergine.
