Posted on 12/06/2016 10:33:08 PM PST by nickcarraway
The meat department in some of our local grocery stores would give most people nightmares.
(My dogs love a good raw beef heart or stewed tongue)
Try Old Bay on deviled eggs.
Old Bay is essentially a curry powder btw.
We used jelly or jam. Fake maple syrup is just plain gross.
hmmm I usually eat Sabra hummus which is an American company with an Israeli parent company.
My hummus brand has nothing to do with Muslims. lol
Maybe the writer would understand the concept a little better if it was explained this way.....
If you take a large cauldron of soup and add a little garlic or a little chili powder it becomes a little spicier or a little more flavorful type of soup but it is still soup.
If you take a large cauldron of soup and add enormous amounts of chili powder and garlic it becomes a paste. It is no longer a soup. You could still eat it but you would need to spread it or dip things into it.
If you take a large cauldron of soup and add some feces it is no longer even edible.
You're limiting yourself, FRiend.
You will never know the yumminess of llama face stew.
When I was a kid growing up in small town Midwest it was pretty much meat, mashed potatoes and gravy as the main staples. Seasoning was lots of salt and pepper. The pepper of the day was ground as fine as talc and purchased in metal tins that were large enough to be passed down at least a generation ...so pretty flavorless. My mother used bay leaves for seasoning which was considered quite exotic in those days. I didn’t sample real Tex-Mex or Chinese cuisine until I was a young adult. However, my kids grew up eating a polyglot of cuisines including French, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese and Russian dishes. Only on Thanksgiving does my family demand I cook turkey the same way my mother did.
***We happily buy hummus in our grocery store, but in the meantime, they were going to ban Muslims from entering this country.”****
If I remember correctly, after the fall of Baghdad, a wave of murders swept the city and it was street vendors selling hummus and ice who were being murdered.
It seems the fundamentalist radical moslems were killing the vendors because (now get this) MOHAMMED did not have ice or hummus so those items were not “islamic”.
Thanks. I will stay far away from this substance. Used to love hot food, still do, but am forbidden to eat it with my recently diagnosed Barrett’s Disease. Dang it.
Triple barf. Lebanese Christians brought hummus, tabooli, yogurt and many other eastern Mediterranean foods with them more than a century ago. There is a big Lebanese community in Philadelphia with its own church, a grocery store a block away from the Italian Market, and restaurants. A Lebanese Christian not only owned one of those big restaurants in the 1970s, but was also a City Councilman in Philly (Jimmy Tayoun). The famous television host from the 50s, Danny Thomas, was a Lebanese Christian born in Michigan in 1912 whose parents had migrated to the U.S. His daughter Marlo Thomas is still involved with the laudable charity St Jude Children's Hospital that her father founded. It wouldn't surprise me if they served hummus there. Why must every leftwinger insult us with lying political propaganda, no matter what their essays are supposedly about?
A lot of Lebanese and Syrian Christians came to Arizona...and were/are involved in the retail trades..Basha, Kalil, Coury, Saba,Tibshraeny, Itule.
Chili was created to use meats that were turning bad, the spices covered the rancid taste and smell.
LOL...seconds ahead of you. :)
How many living creatures do you have??? I thought I was a Crazy Cat Lady!!!
“We used jelly or jam. Fake maple syrup is just plain gross.”
It was either damson preserves or karo for us.
I agree,the fake maple syrup tastes like a Jr high school lab experiment gone terribly wrong.
That's the one I've always heard! And it is funny, I didn't make the connection last night :)
invented by the brits.
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