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05-09-2005, 07:04 PM
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Lighters, Soda, Video Games, and Hand jobs from the homeless people on the corner :p
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05-09-2005, 07:38 PM
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Yeah, as Spal said, all that stuff...FRESH herbs and spices are a BIG thing when you do this cooking thing...so yeah, some frozen stuff, alotta asian brand noodles, stir-thru's, soup bases...etc, fresh veg, asian veg, rice, uh....on the more boring side, yeah, there's stuff like bread, cheese, pizza bases, eggs, the occasional pack of mince-meat pies, a lot of the time we'll have pastry, junk-food (too fucking much), Not a great deal of meat, but yeah, chicken & lamb usually, sometimes kangaroo (which is all kinds of awesome), we bbq when we can, and we're trying to get more fish happening too. Coconut milk = ALWAYS, crazy-versatile in cooking. I'm sure I'm forgetting plenty too, but thats a start.
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05-09-2005, 07:39 PM
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i generally like to buy everything all at once, except htat veggies need to be bought every week, which is annoying. so i usually get bell peppers, mushrooms of sorts, lettuce of some kind, avocado. potatoes, onions, garlic.. yuo can get an they last a wihle at least.
i buy bread of some sort, usually whole wheat type stuff. im really good at reading nutrition index as wel as ingredients list. i get tomato sauces and pastes to make pasta shit, i use non fat milk and i make my bechamel with them (white sauce, for alfredo... or mac n cheese even!) i always have veggies with my pasta, whether artichokes, peas, mushrooms.... whatever. then i get ben and jerries.. cherry garcia and lately dublin mudslide. the nice thing abou CG is its lowfat frozen yogurt, the whole thing only has 12 grams of fat! w00000000t
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05-09-2005, 07:44 PM
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whenever I go to buy groceries I usually end up buying DVD's and video games. And then Junk food to go along with that. So my gf has to do the grocery shopping.
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05-09-2005, 08:16 PM
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However, if you have a good recipe you'd like to share, I'd be happy to receive!
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05-09-2005, 08:28 PM
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Well, I didn't really have my own personal recipe, just saying that home-made, it's best...but yeah, here's one from cooks.com, a generally pretty handy site that I frequent:
HUMMOUS (CHICK PEA DIP) 2 1/4 c. whole chick peas 1 tsp. bicarbonate of soda 1-2 cloves garlic, crushed Salt 1/4 c. plus 2 tbsp. tahini (sesame seed paste) 1 1/2-2 lemons 4 tbsp. olive oil A pinch of paprika Finely chopped parsley Soak the chick peas in plenty of cold water overnight. Drain, add the bicarbonate of soda and cover with water. In a pressure-cooker, steam for about 20 minutes, or simmer for 1 1/2 hours in a pan. Drain the chick peas, reserving the liquid, then set aside a few peas for garnish. Using a little of the cooking liquid, reduce the rest of the chick peas to a puree in a blender or processor. Add the garlic, salt and tahini, and blend together thoroughly. Lastly pour in the lemon juice, by which time the hummus should have a rich, creamy consistency. Pour into a shallow, concave dish (about the size of a salad plate), pour the oil in the center, and garnish with the whole chick peas. Sprinkle the paprika and a little chopped parsley as a decoration around the edges. Serves about 6. On site, I'd back that one...all the right stuff there, just be careful with the salt, because when it's too salty, it's fucked. - B
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