Hot oatmeal on those cold sub-70 mornings (brrrrrr)...Professor said:We talked about meals & great recipes before--so what is the Bill of Fare for the colder months?
Professor said:--so what is the Bill of Fare for the colder months?
REWahoo! said:A big bowl of spicy (and thermally) hot chili. And as any true chili aficionado knows, real chili contains no beans!
Martha said:Greg, I just remembered Hot and Sour soup. Healthly and tasty and warm. Please oh please?
REWahoo! said:JG, since you are a carpetbagger and not a real Texan, I'm not surprised you dilute your chili with cheap filler. But Professor, I thought you were a native to the Lone Star State and wouldn't stand for such bastardization of culinary perfection.
Adding beans to chili is the moral equivalent of watering whiskey.
Get a rope...
ex-Jarhead said:When I want a good bowl of "Chili", there's a place nearby that is owned by a semi-retired
young guy from El Paso. He puts everything but the kitchen sink in his concoction, but beans, never!
Martha said:Give me vegetarian chili, one of my favorites from the soup place down the street. Many varieties of beans.
REWahoo! said:JG, since you are a carpetbagger and not a real Texan, I'm not surprised you dilute your chili with cheap filler. But Professor, I thought you were a native to the Lone Star State and wouldn't stand for such bastardization of culinary perfection.
Adding beans to chili is the moral equivalent of watering whiskey.
Get a rope...
Sorry REW-- I'm not a native Texan But I'm fond of saying "I wasn't born here, but I came as soon as I could". So I plead guilty to using hamburger meat, beans and even macaroni if this budget is tight. I also plead guilty to water in my scotch and my Jack. Will you ever forgive me? :
Professor