Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
The south have got it right with spuds and sweet potatoes
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- Thread starter Pat's Van
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The south have got it right with spuds and sweet potatoes
I was just about to ask about okra. Couldn't tell it the green bits where okra or bell pepper. Okra defines gumbo
I agree with @SerenityNigh. Definitely a dish served in a bowl as it is a soup or stew. I'm also not going to argue with a Louisianan about gumbo
I will.... but he's much nearer to you to be fair lol
I'm just happy people like username I can't pronounce are eating Gumbo.
But also I know my place in the culinary world...
I'm actually not a huge gumbo fan. Flavor is nice, but I'm not an okra fan unless it is fried well beyond even a hint of slime.
And Maine has got it completely wrong
The best way to cook okra is until you can't detect any texture at all, like it's not even there.
My wife brought home some Berger’s cookies today. It was a good day.
They’re quite popular in Baltimore and throughout Maryland.
They’re quite popular in Baltimore and throughout Maryland.
Same. Okra is beyond vile. My cajun wife hates it too btw.
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £50m
Any Reeces product, Ben and Jerrys, Mountain Dew, all the bad stuff basically.
Not tried Berger cookies. Sounds like they were good?My wife brought home some Berger’s cookies today. It was a good day.
They’re quite popular in Baltimore and throughout Maryland.
My favourite cookie experience over here was in a small town called Hyannis in Massachussets. Wife and I randomly did a food tour there and it was one of the best we've ever done. Last stop was at Kayak Cookies and they were just terrific! I was a bit skeptical to their salty oatmeal raisin cookie because I grew up hating raisins in baked goods (Norwegians tend to put raisins into everything for some effin reason), but these were just delicious. In fact, all their cookies were awesome.
Uh, Arkansas and white gravy? When the hell did gravy become a side?
My family is a mix of hogs, coon asses and one viking, and sides are usually baked beans with bacon (like sugary as all getout baked beans), potato salad and deviled eggs. Salad is available because someone is always dieting. Turkey with dressing (!) and/or ham is usualy the main course though we've had non-traditonal stuff like Mexican food and fried catfish. I tried to imprint on these heathens that Thanksgiving and Christmas food should be special food that's not eaten every dang day of the year, but it's a lost cause. Fried catfish? It's good, but hell, you can eat that anywhere every day. Don't even get me started on the Mexican food.
WPS!!!
Dang right!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Pretty forceful in his love of puddings. lol
