@bld - at one of my former jobs, we had a summer outing at a beach resort in Batangas. Each department was supposed to bring chicken-pork adobo for lunch, as well as steamed rice, salted eggs & tomatoes. We (the staff) paid the designated amount and one of the aunties in our dept was in charge of marketing & cooking. During lunchtime at thd resort, it was like an adobo cook-off since there were like 7 or 8 versions of adobo, cooked by different people. We often bring adobo for picnics or similar events since it doesn't spoil fast. We usually don't bring pancit if long travel is involved (the beach was 2H away), since it might spoil & cause food poisoning.
I remember that I was part of the "games committee" that time. It was the office summer outing and we were the hosts for the different parlor games. Happy memories.![]()
Wow, my memorys really had a jolt reading this thread, skyflakes, chilli cook offs, cheezhwiz ,smokehouses, assholes from.arkansas. ole roy was a pretty good guy probably gone to the big chilli cook off in the sky by now but fuck it was humorous him trying to teach me and the bigbird the smoking tequniques when we needed a translater for his accent sounded like 20 banjos going at once, he reckoned he couldnt understand our aussie accents either.
When I was a kid (~6 yrs old), my school was only half-day (morning class). After class, my mom would pick me up. We'd have lunch at her office. After lunch, I would have a nap at the side of my mom's desk while she worked. We didn't have a maid then (the last maid left us & my parents couldn't get a replacement). So my mom brought me to her office - this lasted for maybe 4 or 5 months, until the schoolyear ended.
After my nap, it was time for my afternoon snack. It was always Skyflakes (yes, the tin) and strawberry jam. Sometimes it was peanut butter. After my snack, I would play until ~ 5 o' clock, then we would go home. Happy childhood memories. Skyflakes is life!
Looking back, it's good that things were more lenient/ less regulated then. My mom was allowed to bring her kid to the workplace. In my office now, one wouldn't be allowed to bring a child everyday, for half-day. Our HR would have a fit!
Ha ha just teasing you now. With a pallet full of spam
How do you get on with the baluts topper? For me no. Hate them. But thank fuck there not mandatory. What if everyone had to eat one at the airport to gain a visa?
You could cater tocircumspections and barmitzvahs, misgoogling
Tips of big cock off
Sorry fry day nite Ill get my kipper
Oh and the chili in individualized servings ready for the freezer.
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^^very good, Topper! I approve! However, your integration pic lacks Eden cheese (which isn't real cheese - it's a "processed milk product") and Ligo sardines.
Re: the Ginebra - excuse me, I'm more posh than that. I prefer Tanduay Rhum or Emperador Brandy Lite.Ginebra (gin) is too rough - it has an aftertaste & gives me a headache.
But yeah, Ginebra is the drink of choice of many guys here. It's strong & cheap gin.![]()
Gotta love the label on the ginebra bottle and the way they recycle them to hardware stores as bottles of varnish
I will take your Dirtydog and raise you a Friscofrankie! He did a bang up job! Frankie can cook!
The Teak Door First Ever Annual Chili Cook Off
Top's Bolognaise Sauce
Prep work begins....
First, get the mushrooms sauted...
Now, I had a kilo of Italian sausage in two packs, so I thought I'd use a "hack" I saw on FB and use a cooling rack to divide one pack into meat balls and just fry up the other pack as fine mince in the sauce. It was a spectacular fail...
The sausage was just too mushy, so I just made meatballs by hand, which I suppose I would have done even if the "hack" had worked.
Now I know some of you will be saying "You burnt the sausage, look at the bottom of that pot!" Well, that's fount, not burnt bits. Fook me, I had to drain about a pint of grease off of that.
Now, the main spices...there are three main ingredients, other than S&P to properly season a spaghetti sauce.
I use the two/two/two rule...2 tablespoons of cheese, two tablespoons of the chili sauce and two teaspoons of the Italian season. No, I don't grow my own oregano and rub the leaves on the breasts of a virgin before I add them to my sauce.
See ya in a couple of hours...
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