Re: Onions
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 3:26 pm
You should try a homegrown tomato instead of the ones from the shop.DZA wrote:Tomatoes are dirt
You should try a homegrown tomato instead of the ones from the shop.DZA wrote:Tomatoes are dirt
Shallots fried in butter = winmagma wrote:Cooked onions are the shit, especially fried or roasted.
Shallots have much winning potential too.
it can be good, but you have to be in the mood for it.kay wrote:i love onions but I've never appreciated onion soup.
IndeedDRTY wrote:Onions are an essential!
Can't make a good curry with no onion.

DZA wrote:pickled onions or gtfo
I especially hate people who refuse to try things or those who say they don't like something even though they have never tasted it.tomm wrote:folk that say they hate certain food standards are just stnuc who have the palate of a fucking dog. if they spent less time licking their own balls and took a moment to eat something with flavour and texture then they might enjoy more food stuffs.
aye, that's the one. fair enough, adapting your palate to enjoy foods from the other end of the globe might be hard initially but you work your way around it. people that can't even get their head around local produce 'cause they simply refuse to try need a slap.baron_von_carlton wrote:I especially hate people who refuse to try things or those who say they don't like something even though they have never tasted it.tomm wrote:folk that say they hate certain food standards are just stnuc who have the palate of a fucking dog. if they spent less time licking their own balls and took a moment to eat something with flavour and texture then they might enjoy more food stuffs.
It disturbs me that people can go through life eating the same shit everyday. The world is out larder, everything must be tried at least once imo (or more in my case, it took me three goes before i decided i liked Durian)
I know a girl who only eats Tom Yum Goong. Breakfast lunch and dinner for the last 2 years.![]()
I've always wanted to eat a deep fried Pizza.tomm wrote:aye, that's the one. fair enough, adapting your palate to enjoy foods from the other end of the globe might be hard initially but you work your way around it. people that can't even get their head around local produce 'cause they simply refuse to try need a slap.baron_von_carlton wrote:I especially hate people who refuse to try things or those who say they don't like something even though they have never tasted it.tomm wrote:folk that say they hate certain food standards are just stnuc who have the palate of a fucking dog. if they spent less time licking their own balls and took a moment to eat something with flavour and texture then they might enjoy more food stuffs.
It disturbs me that people can go through life eating the same shit everyday. The world is out larder, everything must be tried at least once imo (or more in my case, it took me three goes before i decided i liked Durian)
I know a girl who only eats Tom Yum Goong. Breakfast lunch and dinner for the last 2 years.![]()
that's the problem with processed foods and all the other frozen prepackaged shite you buy: it has no real flavour or texture. it's all chemically treated slop designed to appeal to untrained tastebuds & that's why people get stuck in a rut of only being able to eat like fucking chicken nuggets and baked beans. they prefer the sweet taste of gloopy tomato sauces compared to the natural sugars in, say, raw carrot. it's a fucking travesty if you ask me!
i also see the irony of a glaswegian talking about healthy eating in a roundabout way.
tomm wrote:i also see the irony of a glaswegian talking about healthy eating in a roundabout way.
wow...the only way you could've made that sound any more disgusting is if you cooked them and then took a pic of leeks sticking out of yer tnuc!bright maroon wrote:I just ate some boiled leeks w/sea salt