Siryakko212
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I've never had to taste tuna until I went on a Military Diet for a few days. I've tried tuna and really didn't like it. I never want to touch it again.
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Here's how to prepare it so it's not terrible:I've never had to taste tuna until I went on a Military Diet for a few days. I've tried tuna and really didn't like it. I never want to touch it again.
Here's how to prepare it so it's not terrible:
Give that a try, friendo. Or don't, if you really find tuna that repulsive. Flavour and taste is subjective, after all.
- Open a tin of tuna and drain as much brine out of the tin as you possibly can. Fully remove the lid and use that to really press down to squeeze out as much liquid as you can.
- Empty the (well-drained) tuna into a bowl.
- Add 3 tablespoons of mayonnaise and mix it together with a fork to break up the tuna, add more if you want.
- Slap that tuna mayo on a buttered slice of bread (you'll only need half of the bowl).
- Add some fairly thick slices of cucumber.
- Slap another buttered slice of bread on top and cut it in half, preferably diagonally.
Honestly, how is horse meat? People get all panicky about being tricked into eating horse but they'll chow on other hooved animals with glee. I've always wanted to know what it's honestly like.Horse is pretty good.
somebody should be beaten in the streets...Turkey bacon is superior to normal bacon.
Its super nice. very lean and dark. realy nice as steak, Sauerbraten or grilled liver.Honestly, how is horse meat? People get all panicky about being tricked into eating horse but they'll chow on other hooved animals with glee. I've always wanted to know what it's honestly like.
I wish I could find a mix of some kind that is close to this flavor (on chips or such), cause I'll be able to put it onto veggies and stuff I like, instead of suffering through pieces of dry throat rape.sour cream and onion is one of my favorite flavors.
I wish I could find a mix of some kind that is close to this flavor (on chips or such), cause I'll be able to put it onto veggies and stuff I like, instead of suffering through pieces of dry throat rape.
I am, um, not really sure those are a thing in Russia. Maybe in pricey stores...I know we get imported instant ramen a lot (which costs like 500% its original price) and such.Have you looked in the dressing/gravy mixes? I'm pretty sure it exists, or you should be able to make something with French onion soup mix and sour cream (there are recipes online)
Cream of X is more of an appetizer than a meal. Dipping sauce even.I see soup as different than say, stew. The latter is a meal imo. I agree with just soups as an appetizer though.
Cream of X is more of an appetizer than a meal. Dipping sauce even.
As much as I love seafood, I don’t really like Cod. I’ll eat it sometimes but the texture is strange to me.
That reminds me. Somehow I discovered eating cucumber sticks with mayo and a little salt. Everyone else thought it was gross, but it was good. Also Japanese mayo is superior to American.Here's how to prepare it so it's not terrible:
Give that a try, friendo. Or don't, if you really find tuna that repulsive. Flavour and taste is subjective, after all.
- Open a tin of tuna and drain as much brine out of the tin as you possibly can. Fully remove the lid and use that to really press down to squeeze out as much liquid as you can.
- Empty the (well-drained) tuna into a bowl.
- Add 3 tablespoons of mayonnaise and mix it together with a fork to break up the tuna, add more if you want.
- Slap that tuna mayo on a buttered slice of bread (you'll only need half of the bowl).
- Add some fairly thick slices of cucumber.
- Slap another buttered slice of bread on top and cut it in half, preferably diagonally.
Why do white people have to ruin other culture's culinary delicacies?Dear Asian street food vendors, STOP USING BUTANE TORCHES TO ENTIRELY COOK FOOD.
No. They won't. That would be an admission that they actually understand English. You can't have that.That’s sacrilege! You’d better not say that anywhere in Quebec. The locals will chase you out of town with hockey sticks and pitchforks.