for me, it's fish soup

makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins

but when done, it's aiways yummy

I chuck milk into the mix too

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On Apr 28, 2:20*pm, "Gill Smith" >
wrote:
> for me, it's fish soup
>
> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>
> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>
> I chuck milk into the mix too
>
> --http://www.gillsmith999.plus.com/

Boiled okra and asparagus makes me hurl. Oh...and blood sausage.

"Chemo the Clown" > wrote in message
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> Boiled okra and asparagus makes me hurl. Oh...and blood sausage.

okra?!

that surprises me

maybe I'm buying the wrong stuff but it doesn't taste of anything to me

just a vague liquorice after tatste

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On Apr 28, 2:20*pm, "Gill Smith" >
wrote:

I just don't prepare stuff that would make me retch. Takes the joy
out of cooking.

"ImStillMags" > wrote in message
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On Apr 28, 2:20 pm, "Gill Smith" >
wrote:

> I just don't prepare stuff that would make me retch. Takes the joy
> out of cooking.

Japs regularly eat a fish that could be their last meal!

that's what I call character-foming

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Gill Smith wrote:
>
> for me, it's fish soup
>
> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>
> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>
> I chuck milk into the mix too
>
>

Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
though; I won't eat them

"Arri London" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Gill Smith wrote:
>>
>> for me, it's fish soup
>>
>> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>>
>> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>>
>> I chuck milk into the mix too
>>
>>
>
> Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
> though; I won't eat them

Speaking of foods that smell, what about rice? Not the fragrant rice, but
regular rice. It doesn't smell when cooking, but the leftovers the next day
already start smelling rotted.

On Apr 28, 5:20*pm, "Gill Smith" >
wrote:
> for me, it's fish soup
>
> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>
> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>
> I chuck milk into the mix too
>
> --http://www.gillsmith999.plus.com/

i hate rippin' out the innards of a sow when it's dead. my uncle he
parks it up on a front end loader and like i'm supposed to do
something with it and a knife. my grand uncle used to love doing it;
cutting the tits off with a sharp boning knife etc. and pulling out
the guts. i just can't stand it. it's so ****ing gross! i'll never
get used to it.

"Arri London" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Gill Smith wrote:
>>
>> for me, it's fish soup
>>
>> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>>
>> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>>
>> I chuck milk into the mix too
>>
>>
>
> Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
> though; I won't eat them

I wouldn't cook *anything* that made me retch!

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On Apr 28, 4:20*pm, "Gill Smith" >
wrote:

Where's *sf* the netkop?

On Apr 29, 6:31*pm, projectile vomit chick
> wrote:
> On Apr 28, 4:20*pm, "Gill Smith" >
> wrote:
>
> Where's *sf* the netkop?


****** Still smarting after Captain Obvious smacked him down.

;-)

On Apr 28, 7:30*pm, Arri London > wrote:
> Gill Smith wrote:
>
> > for me, it's fish soup
>
> > makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>
> > but when done, it's aiways yummy
>
> > I chuck milk into the mix too
>
> Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
> though; I won't eat them

Same here. I make broccoli for my wife and son, but now that my wife
has started cooking for herself, I guess I won't do that anymore.

--Bryan

Ophelia wrote:
>
>
> "Arri London" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>>
>> Gill Smith wrote:
>>>
>>> for me, it's fish soup
>>>
>>> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>>>
>>> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>>>
>>> I chuck milk into the mix too
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
>> though; I won't eat them
>
> I wouldn't cook *anything* that made me retch!
>
I remember things in New Zealand called Kina or sea urchins

horrible smelly spiky things with the most amazing flavour

but man do they smell bad

"Gill Smith" > wrote in message
news
> for me, it's fish soup
>
> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>
> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>
> I chuck milk into the mix too


Scrapple. I cooked it once.

"Andy" > wrote in message ...
> Any thing that I cook
>
> Especially the meat that I cook. It has green stuff growing on it and
> even
> opening the bag, it smells putrid!!!
>
> Cooks up delicious!!!
>
> The culprit is I can't do anything right
>
> Andy

Figures

On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 10:47:20 -0400, "news" > wrote:

>
>"Gill Smith" > wrote in message
>newstCdnbdJapUlO0XWnZ2dnUVZ8rydnZ2d@brightview. co.uk...
>> for me, it's fish soup
>>
>> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
>>
>> but when done, it's aiways yummy
>>
>> I chuck milk into the mix too
>
>
>Scrapple. I cooked it once.


Unless you're making it all the way from scratch all scrapple entails
is making the porridge. Now making headcheese can smell pretty bad.
although I love the stuff, one of my favorite cold cuts.

I remember eating Blind Robbins. They were a smoked herring in a
plastic pack. They had the nastiest odor to them but were a great
snack. They would literally clear a room.

Cheryl wrote:
>
> "Arri London" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> >
> > Gill Smith wrote:
> >>
> >> for me, it's fish soup
> >>
> >> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
> >>
> >> but when done, it's aiways yummy
> >>
> >> I chuck milk into the mix too
> >>
> >>
> >
> > Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
> > though; I won't eat them
>
> Speaking of foods that smell, what about rice? Not the fragrant rice, but
> regular rice. It doesn't smell when cooking, but the leftovers the next day
> already start smelling rotted.

Now that I've never had. Our leftover rice smells the same as when it
was cooking. It does have a very nice smell while cooking though; very
comforting.

Ophelia wrote:
>
> "Arri London" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> >
> > Gill Smith wrote:
> >>
> >> for me, it's fish soup
> >>
> >> makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
> >>
> >> but when done, it's aiways yummy
> >>
> >> I chuck milk into the mix too
> >>
> >>
> >
> > Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
> > though; I won't eat them
>
> I wouldn't cook *anything* that made me retch!

Courtesy demands that it get cooked for family members. My income in the
past depended on it getting cooked for the people who paid me to cook ;P

Food Snob® wrote:
>
> On Apr 28, 7:30 pm, Arri London > wrote:
> > Gill Smith wrote:
> >
> > > for me, it's fish soup
> >
> > > makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins
> >
> > > but when done, it's aiways yummy
> >
> > > I chuck milk into the mix too
> >
> > Cooking asparagus or Brussels sprout :P They are cooked for other people
> > though; I won't eat them
>
> Same here. I make broccoli for my wife and son, but now that my wife
> has started cooking for herself, I guess I won't do that anymore.
>
> --Bryan

One does many things for family...

Gill Smith wrote:
>
> for me, it's fish soup makes me ill whenever I boil up a stash of fish bones/heads/fins.

You must've been reared in a third world country or a ghetto... modern
civilized human beings don't cook fish inside their homes. In third
world contries kitchens are outdoors, in ghettos there is no way to
escape from stenchy cooking odors regardless you don't personally
contribute. But modern civilized folks bathe regularly and eat fish
at seafood restaurants... why would anyone living in a nice home, a
clean home, want their entire house and everything in it to stink like
halibutt.

"Arri London" > wrote in message
...

> Cheryl wrote:

>> Speaking of foods that smell, what about rice? Not the fragrant rice,
>> but
>> regular rice. It doesn't smell when cooking, but the leftovers the next
>> day
>> already start smelling rotted.
>
> Now that I've never had. Our leftover rice smells the same as when it
> was cooking. It does have a very nice smell while cooking though; very
> comforting.

Well, I guess it must be either the brand I was using, or something in my
fridge. I imagine rice would ingest everything into it from liquid to odor.
My fridge doesn't stink though. I tend to try not to have leftover rice
because of this.

"Arri London" > wrote in message
...
> Courtesy demands that it get cooked for family members. My income in the
> past depended on it getting cooked for the people who paid me to cook ;P

Then I am so pleased I just cook for me and mine ;p

Scent is a big part of the food thing for me.

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Ophelia wrote:
>
> "Arri London" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Courtesy demands that it get cooked for family members. My income in the
> > past depended on it getting cooked for the people who paid me to cook ;P
>
> Then I am so pleased I just cook for me and mine ;p
>
> Scent is a big part of the food thing for me.
>


Same here but getting paid is good too