GlorifiedRice

Yumm! I was naughty and had Popeyes! You all are right, the biscuits are delish!

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After dinner Ill take a pic of the red bean mochi "cup a soup" I have...

Hey Porkfat? Hows the rest of that cookbook?

I almost forgot! Next time you make Onigiri, INSTEAD of nori, wrap it in giant sesame leaves. Its delicious. I might be being naiive in thinking that no one has ever done it, but just in case, Im posting it.

Haddon House hands down

BTW I bought them at HMart in Elkins Park in case my Philly people are interested

I know Kristin said her husband loves Tempura Balls in his soup and I picked these up today: http://www.hanilfood.com/index.html?subi=2...type=soup&pn=8# Its a mix to sprinkle into soup etc. Its Tempura Balls, Omelet flakes, green onion, nori and tiny Kamaboku chips. Not sure if youve seen these yet but here they are...

BTW- whoever told me Sheetz are like Wawas you were correct.

Are the lil Pumpkin shaped Pumpkin flavored Kit-Kats out this year... Ill pay anyone for some of those.

Rice Krispies are a different thing. They arent puffed.

Sugar Pops became Corn Pops Sugar Smacks/Honey Smacks were always wheat. There has never been a sugar coated rice cereal

http://www.tefal.com/All+Products/Cooking+...Fry/Actifry.htm Anyone know anything about this new style deep fryer? Supposedly it only uses a spoonful of oil to deep fry 1 kilo of potato chips...

Well, Im on a diet and all I want is Popeyes Fried Chicken, a big Banana Nut Muffin and a Slice of Frozen Chocolate Cool Whip!

Is it possible to make non alcoholic Pousse Cafes?

I bought the berry ones, they were like eating crispy oily fruit roll ups

I started the thread and if you recall I said this: "Are there any other Fried Chicken chains out there?" So its perfectly okay with ME if you mention OTHER Fried Chicken Chains. At the time I posted it I didnt remember any other FG Chains. I WANTED you to list others as well So... There are: KFC Popeyes Churchs Bojangles and ?

Me too Jmseeker! The Southwestern one was really good. Nice idea to add the lime wedge and all... They actually use mesclun! OMG! The nerve not to use iceberg! Another thing, in the infancy of McDonalds the shakes were made with whole milk and real ice cream. They are now significantly lower in both fat and calories.

Gourmet Bacon is the kind you get cut for you at a butcher or deli, or one that is specialty smoked with specialty woods... Or small batch country bacon. Smithfield is definitely Gourmet. NOT the Oscar Mayer or Hatfield brands

Whatever the count. Its not as caloric as that chicken caesar I mentioned. Beef in general is fattening. No one ever says, "Gee, I better not eat at that TGI Fridays, or Applebees, or Taco Bell, they are horribly fattening and unhealthy"... Its JUST McDonalds people pick on! The A-Typical sit down restaurant includes, bread with butter (or chips and dip), a high cal high fat appetizer (or two) and a USA sized portioned Entree and a dessert and coffee and soda and maybe wine... NOW which restaurant is more unhealthy?

What about REAL, original marshmallows? You know the kind you make from the marshmallow plant?

http://www.backwoodshome.com/articles/duffyk43.html Apparently several pounds of the pollen contained in Cat Tails can be used as FLOUR... Interesting. Have I stumped the board?

McDs has reduced its fat a great deal over the years and added salads and fruit and lowfat shake mixes, no more transfats etc. I have absolutely no issue with McDs being unhealthy any longer. 4 star restaurants are far fattier! I ate at Applebees recently (my son wanted to go) and it was dripping with grease. Some grilled chicken cesar salads are 1000 calories, far more then a big mac at 300. Its just a stereotype that refuses to die.

I always cook rice in the microwave. 5 mins on high, 20 mins on 50% power. DONE!

I have several interesting powders in my kitchen Sweet Corn Avocado Purple Oreo If you wanna save calories on the high cal tapioca pearls, use Konnyaku Bobas http://www.miraclenoodle.com/our-noodles.html#mini