~~~~***The Big Fat Juicy Cheesy Salty Greasy Official MTTc Food Thread***~~~~ - Page 7 - MTT Community

Zima421 · 11-18-2011, 07:20 PM

lol chillin_idiot

SMUTTTT · 11-18-2011, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by DanteA

SMUTTT, looks pretty standard. Is that rice stuff that good?

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Originally Posted by JITxpert

looks like Greek food to me

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Originally Posted by Langerdang

Yeah very similar to mine posted earlier, mine is from a Turkish place and they do your dish also.

There's a hell of a lot of similarities between Turkish and Lebanese food and I pretty much agree they are the absolute nuts when it comes to food.

@DanteA, its bulgur. Wheat. Its delicious

Not anything too ordinary but just great food. Paid like $15 for that & a bottle of Pellegrino. Coffee & sesame cookies included!

Also, if you make sure to arrive shortly after they open you get a room completely to yourself, where instead of chairs/tables they have 3 couches and 1 big table for you w/ company. Gonna grab some pics.

And yeah, actually the bulgur (rice looking thingy) is by far the least awesome part of the dish, but its really taste nonetheless. Better than couscous.

SMUTTTT · 11-18-2011, 08:10 PM

Cumin seed, a big pinch of sugar and 1dl of whiskey is vital.
When i ran out of fries i ate this for breakfast with toasted bread the entire week.

LetMeLive · 11-18-2011, 08:19 PM

some of the slop posted in this thread can hardly be called food. i think i ate better in juvenile hall. i am ordering tacos for dinner but i will post something itt soon.

SMUTTTT · 11-18-2011, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by LetMeLive

some of the slop posted in this thread can hardly be called food. i think i ate better in juvenile hall. i am ordering tacos for dinner but i will post something itt soon.

Title says greasy!

chilin_dude · 11-18-2011, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by OnlyCardINeed

I am sorry Chilin but Utterly Butter IS NOT butter. I will fight anyone that tries to tell me some vegetable oil/chemical puree is butter.

Really? I dunno its just spread stuff, i call i cant believe its not butter, butter tho too. Cool to learn tho.

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Originally Posted by Zima421

lol chillin_idiot

Cheers bro.

SMUTTTT · 11-18-2011, 08:56 PM

My sister is allergic to milk, so ive eaten vegetable butter for ages.
There is 0 different in taste, it spreads easier (mainly on freshly baked bread theres a clear difference) and id assume its healthier.

Havent encountered any problems using it for cooking either, and a cpl of ppl i talked to say its even better for baking than classic butter

Zima421 · 11-18-2011, 08:59 PM

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fivetypes · 11-18-2011, 10:58 PM

Anyone who cant tell the difference between Butter and any sort of 'Spread' has no taste buds imo. Also they probably like sprouts.

ProdigyXII · 11-19-2011, 02:43 AM

pretty nom breakfast, cheese on toast with dried mixed herbs on top and a tangerine. Simple but so tasty

The_Stro_Sho · 11-19-2011, 04:39 AM

can english ppl please stay the **** outta this thread ? Almost threw up after chilins post. kthx

LouB21 · 11-19-2011, 05:00 AM

Is there really anyone out there that 'can't believe' it's not butter? Probably only if you'd never eaten butter.

SMUTTTT · 11-19-2011, 05:00 AM

^ not this, keep it coming imo

Breakfast, in for a long session, blueberry smoothies are great.
2dls of oatmeal, 100g frozen blueberrys, 100g raspberrys.
Tablespoon of akacia honey, fresh orange juice, kiwi fruit if you have any is awesome but isnt best friends with the mixer, so stomp it down with a mortar before you mix it all.

Forgot yoghurt. You probably need a liter. Light or mild products are ****. 3% fat at least and you want the bitterish flavor.

BakinC00kies · 11-19-2011, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by SMUTTTT

^ not this, keep it coming imo

Breakfast, in for a long session, blueberry smoothies are great.
2dls of oatmeal, 100g frozen blueberrys, 100g raspberrys.
Tablespoon of akacia honey, fresh orange juice, kiwi fruit if you have any is awesome but isnt best friends with the mixer, so stomp it down with a mortar before you mix it all.

Forgot yoghurt. You probably need a liter. Light or mild products are ****. 3% fat at least and you want the bitterish flavor.

clunged · 11-19-2011, 01:07 PM

The only foods I dislike are cooked tomatoes, leeks, celery and blue cheese

However I try them all once every 6 months to see if I can like them. Getting there with leeks. I urge everyone to try foods they hate. So many people don't enjoy something when they're 8 years old and never have it again... it's such a shame