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Odd Food Combinations
- Thread starter JazzysMom
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Mockingbird
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In fact I have heard of O-Hagi! Chocolate chip pancakes are good as well, even if they are a tad sweet after the syrup goes on. =-) Has anyone had waffles with bacon in them? The first time i saw that at IHOP I was weirded out, but they taste okay.
My roomate did leave lots of other interesting things, but I can't much remember what they were. Of course he had all the usual, like seaweed and daikon radish and miso and um.... oh yeah, there was some fish paste that I stayed away from because it smelled really bad. If I remember right there were some other kinds of bean paste, and a couple kinds of chili sauce. Some of it may have been korean, too. The college had a sister college in Korea so we had a lot of exchange students, and every time there was a party they'd bring stuff and sometimes leave it behind. Most of it, I just threw into a soup and brought it to a bible study for people to eat (I was in cooking school at the time so people always expected me to bring food =-) Of course I didn't tell them i really wasn't sure what some of the ingredients were. =-)
My roomate did leave lots of other interesting things, but I can't much remember what they were. Of course he had all the usual, like seaweed and daikon radish and miso and um.... oh yeah, there was some fish paste that I stayed away from because it smelled really bad. If I remember right there were some other kinds of bean paste, and a couple kinds of chili sauce. Some of it may have been korean, too. The college had a sister college in Korea so we had a lot of exchange students, and every time there was a party they'd bring stuff and sometimes leave it behind. Most of it, I just threw into a soup and brought it to a bible study for people to eat (I was in cooking school at the time so people always expected me to bring food =-) Of course I didn't tell them i really wasn't sure what some of the ingredients were. =-)
cfcndlelady
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I love chocolate chip pancakes. I usually put butter on them and add a little chocolate syrup.
One combination i like is: Buttered extra wide egg noodles with BBq sauce that i add lemon juice to i then pour the sauce of the noodles!
I used to eat lemons with salt and drink a glass of milk!
Caren
One combination i like is: Buttered extra wide egg noodles with BBq sauce that i add lemon juice to i then pour the sauce of the noodles!
I used to eat lemons with salt and drink a glass of milk!
Caren
cfgirl2008
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my other friend likes biscuits with ketchup, the other friend likes corn with ketchup. my older sister likes french fries in her hamburger.
Tiffany 15 w/cf
Tiffany 15 w/cf
spicyone18
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I have thought about this for a long time and I think I finially thought of a odd combination that I like. Baked Mac & Cheese with ketchup.
thefrogprincess
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My friend's grandma used to do this: a mayo, peanutbutter, red onion, lettuce, sour dough sandwich!!! SO GROSS!
cfcndlelady
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LOL...Dry Jello salad is...........
Cottage cheese (small curd)
package of jello ( not made )
cool whip
pineapple pieces (from can, drain juice)
Or you can use raspberries,peaches or other fruit
You mix everything together and let it chill in the refrigerator.
It's called dry jell because you just add the jello right out of the package w/o adding water to it!
Caren
Cottage cheese (small curd)
package of jello ( not made )
cool whip
pineapple pieces (from can, drain juice)
Or you can use raspberries,peaches or other fruit
You mix everything together and let it chill in the refrigerator.
It's called dry jell because you just add the jello right out of the package w/o adding water to it!
Caren
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65rosessamurai
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Mockingbird,
Japan has a lot of ethnic foods from China, Korea and even India, included.
I would even think Japan's food variety for ethnic food is wider than the states. Maybe because China and Korea are so close, it was easy to bring those foods over.
After going to a chinese restaurant in the states, I felt they had adjusted their menu for the american taste. It wasn't as delicious as the chinese foods in Japan, nor as big of a variety.
In Japan, one spicy dish from Korea is "Kimchi", which is made with Cabbage and spicy red pepper sauce. Great with Chinese Noodles called "Ramen".
I'm curious what the name you gave for your "soup"?
JazzysMom,
Thanks for the offer, but there would be a concern with importing. This happened when I sent some stuff to my sister once. It had a label with the word "Chicken" in it (It was just a chicken flavored snack food) and the customs inspector in the US had tossed it! (Due to the asian flu, originated from the chickens!) My sister even indicated that depending on the degree of severity, the person sending could be succeptible to penalties. I don't know what the importing laws are here, so it wouldn't be a good idea to send something that they may have banned. I figure l can wait it out til the BSE scare is over, or the next time I come to the states to eat my fill. Besides, I went on for a few years before I started finding Pretzels being imported more frequently. I think I love Pretzels more than Pizza!
But Your offer was very kind!
As an addition to "Odd Food Combinations", my dad used to add milk, cinnamon and sugar to rice. I'd do it to and it was pretty good with Minute Rice, but a different flavor over here.
Japan has a lot of ethnic foods from China, Korea and even India, included.
I would even think Japan's food variety for ethnic food is wider than the states. Maybe because China and Korea are so close, it was easy to bring those foods over.
After going to a chinese restaurant in the states, I felt they had adjusted their menu for the american taste. It wasn't as delicious as the chinese foods in Japan, nor as big of a variety.
In Japan, one spicy dish from Korea is "Kimchi", which is made with Cabbage and spicy red pepper sauce. Great with Chinese Noodles called "Ramen".
I'm curious what the name you gave for your "soup"?
JazzysMom,
Thanks for the offer, but there would be a concern with importing. This happened when I sent some stuff to my sister once. It had a label with the word "Chicken" in it (It was just a chicken flavored snack food) and the customs inspector in the US had tossed it! (Due to the asian flu, originated from the chickens!) My sister even indicated that depending on the degree of severity, the person sending could be succeptible to penalties. I don't know what the importing laws are here, so it wouldn't be a good idea to send something that they may have banned. I figure l can wait it out til the BSE scare is over, or the next time I come to the states to eat my fill. Besides, I went on for a few years before I started finding Pretzels being imported more frequently. I think I love Pretzels more than Pizza!
But Your offer was very kind!
As an addition to "Odd Food Combinations", my dad used to add milk, cinnamon and sugar to rice. I'd do it to and it was pretty good with Minute Rice, but a different flavor over here.
cfgirl2008
New member
i know someone at my school who likes to put ketchup on their pizza.
Tiffany 15 w/cf
Tiffany 15 w/cf
I'm learning all kinds of new recipes here. My kids will be very greatful for you giving me all these ideas... LOL...
I never thought it was unusual until I was grown and other people see me do it and comment, but I have always eaten peanut butter and syrup on my pancakes, waffles, or french toast. It's the best. And all my kids eat it that way too. I always thought everyone did that until I went to a resturaunt and asked for peanut butter for the pancakes and they thought I was nuts.
I never thought it was unusual until I was grown and other people see me do it and comment, but I have always eaten peanut butter and syrup on my pancakes, waffles, or french toast. It's the best. And all my kids eat it that way too. I always thought everyone did that until I went to a resturaunt and asked for peanut butter for the pancakes and they thought I was nuts.
spicyone18
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My brother in law likes Peanut butter and syrup too, I thought he was wierd.
Me and my family always eat tortia (sp?) chips (the kind at mexican resturants) with butter.
Me and my family always eat tortia (sp?) chips (the kind at mexican resturants) with butter.
My mom likes ketchup on her egg noodles...bleah! As for me personally...sometimes I'll put tuna fish in with mac n' cheese, just to give it some extra flavor. And when I was a kid, I would pour powdered sugar in a bowl, pour on tons of maple syrup, and eat it just like that. Gave me one helluva sugar high!!
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65rosessamurai
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I've had Mac & Cheese with Tuna. I'd also toast a piece of bread with a slice of cheese and tuna. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
My mom made another dish, called "S.O.S.". It was a mix of Tuna, Cream of Celery and/or Cream of Potato, Green Peas, and put on top (Actually, splash on top) of a slice of toast.
I'm looking forward to a day off when I can make my grilled cheese and ketchup (or is it ketchup and grilled cheese-I put so much ketchup on it!)<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif" border="0">
My wife nailed me the other day with serving.....LIVER!!!<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif" border="0"> It looked like hamburger till I tasted it..I dashed to the refrigerator for the kechup!
My mom made another dish, called "S.O.S.". It was a mix of Tuna, Cream of Celery and/or Cream of Potato, Green Peas, and put on top (Actually, splash on top) of a slice of toast.
I'm looking forward to a day off when I can make my grilled cheese and ketchup (or is it ketchup and grilled cheese-I put so much ketchup on it!)<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif" border="0">
My wife nailed me the other day with serving.....LIVER!!!<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif" border="0"> It looked like hamburger till I tasted it..I dashed to the refrigerator for the kechup!
cfgirl2008
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I know someone who likes to put cheese in her spagettio's ( dont know if that counts for odd but oh well hehe) and someone at my school likes to eat their chips with mayo.
Tiffany 15 w/cf
Tiffany 15 w/cf
cfgirl2008
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i dont know if this is odd but i never seen anyone eat this before except now my older sister's friend . Spagetti and meatball withs sugar
tiffany 15 w/cf
tiffany 15 w/cf