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Do you eat bread and butter at home?
"Christopher M." > wrote in message ... > > "Steve Pope" > wrote in message > ... >> "Christopher M." > wrote: >> >>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>> restaurant. >> >>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >> >>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >> >> That's about how I operate. >> >> Mostly, when defining dinner at home, I do not include more than >> one type of carb. So if I include bread, dinner will be otherwise >> carbless (no rice, pasta, potatoes etc.), and that doesn't happen >> very often. >> >> Steve > > Good call, Steve. I still have nightmares about the time in college when I > saw someone eating a spaghetti sandwich. It was almost as disturbing as > the scene in the movie Elf where the "elf" put syrup on spaghetti. My friend's husband would eat spaghetti sandwiches before he went out on long runs. Some people still like to carb load. My grandpa ate mashed potato sandwiches. Ever had a spaghetti taco? Quite good actually. |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > > "Christopher M." > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Steve Pope" > wrote in message >> ... >>> "Christopher M." > wrote: >>> >>>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>>> restaurant. >>> >>>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >>> >>>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >>> >>> That's about how I operate. >>> >>> Mostly, when defining dinner at home, I do not include more than >>> one type of carb. So if I include bread, dinner will be otherwise >>> carbless (no rice, pasta, potatoes etc.), and that doesn't happen >>> very often. >>> >>> Steve >> >> Good call, Steve. I still have nightmares about the time in college when >> I saw someone eating a spaghetti sandwich. It was almost as disturbing as >> the scene in the movie Elf where the "elf" put syrup on spaghetti. > > My friend's husband would eat spaghetti sandwiches before he went out on > long runs. Some people still like to carb load. My grandpa ate mashed > potato sandwiches. > > Ever had a spaghetti taco? Quite good actually. Sounds interesting. I've had pierogies. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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Christopher M. wrote:
> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Christopher M." > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Steve Pope" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> "Christopher M." > wrote: >>>> >>>>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>>>> restaurant. >>>> >>>>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >>>> >>>>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >>>> >>>> That's about how I operate. >>>> >>>> Mostly, when defining dinner at home, I do not include more than >>>> one type of carb. So if I include bread, dinner will be otherwise >>>> carbless (no rice, pasta, potatoes etc.), and that doesn't happen >>>> very often. >>>> >>>> Steve >>> >>> Good call, Steve. I still have nightmares about the time in college >>> when I saw someone eating a spaghetti sandwich. It was almost as >>> disturbing as the scene in the movie Elf where the "elf" put syrup >>> on spaghetti. >> >> My friend's husband would eat spaghetti sandwiches before he went >> out on long runs. Some people still like to carb load. My grandpa >> ate mashed potato sandwiches. >> >> Ever had a spaghetti taco? Quite good actually. > > Sounds interesting. > > I've had pierogies. But these days those are pretty common in this country. I remember when you couldn't get them here in WA. Then I remember when I first bought them. Every person I fed them to disliked them. |
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"Andy" > wrote in message ... > "Christopher M." > wrote: > >> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >> restaurant. >> >> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >> >> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >> >> >> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) >> "Shopping makes me smart" >> --Ratbert > > > > We used bread and butter as a method to butter up corn on the > cob! And then eat the soaked bread and butter to close the > meal! :-) > > Andy Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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On Sep 11, 4:00*pm, "Christopher M." >
> > Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. > > W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) A good way to butter corn for a lot of people is to use a tall saucepan. Add water and butter and heat. The butter floats to the surface. Dip the corn and the last layer it sees before coming free is the butter. Works very well if your doing lots of corn. |
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"Helpful person" > wrote in message ... On Sep 11, 4:00 pm, "Christopher M." > > > Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. > > W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) A good way to butter corn for a lot of people is to use a tall saucepan. Add water and butter and heat. The butter floats to the surface. Dip the corn and the last layer it sees before coming free is the butter. Works very well if your doing lots of corn. I no longer have them because we rarely eat corn on the cob. But I used to have some plastic corn servers that were shaped to fit the corn. You simply put the butter in it, laid the corn down across it, with the little pokey things in the ends to hold it and then turned the corn around and around. The hot corn would melt the butter. |
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Helpful person wrote:
> On Sep 11, 4:00 pm, "Christopher M." > >> >> Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. >> >> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) > > A good way to butter corn for a lot of people is to use a tall > saucepan. Add water and butter and heat. The butter floats to the > surface. Dip the corn and the last layer it sees before coming free > is the butter. Works very well if your doing lots of corn. Great tip. Thanks. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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On Tue, 11 Sep 2012 21:27:49 -0400, "Christopher M."
> wrote: >Helpful person wrote: >> On Sep 11, 4:00 pm, "Christopher M." > >>> >>> Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. >>> >>> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) >> >> A good way to butter corn for a lot of people is to use a tall >> saucepan. Add water and butter and heat. The butter floats to the >> surface. Dip the corn and the last layer it sees before coming free >> is the butter. Works very well if your doing lots of corn. > >Great tip. Thanks. We do that using a juice pitcher. Jo Anne |
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On Sep 11, 8:30*pm, "Christopher M." > wrote:
> Helpful person wrote: > > On Sep 11, 4:00 pm, "Christopher M." > > > >> Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. > > >> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) > > > A good way to butter corn for a lot of people is to use a tall > > saucepan. *Add water and butter and heat. *The butter floats to the > > surface. *Dip the corn and the last layer it sees before coming free > > is the butter. *Works very well if your doing lots of corn. > > Great tip. Thanks. A meeting of the mindless. |
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"Christopher M." > wrote in message ... > > "Andy" > wrote in message > ... >> "Christopher M." > wrote: >> >>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>> restaurant. >>> >>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >>> >>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >>> >>> >>> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) >>> "Shopping makes me smart" >>> --Ratbert >> >> >> >> We used bread and butter as a method to butter up corn on the >> cob! And then eat the soaked bread and butter to close the >> meal! :-) >> >> Andy > > Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. Why would you say that? |
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Julie Bove wrote:
> "Christopher M." > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Andy" > wrote in message >> ... >>> "Christopher M." > wrote: >>> >>>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>>> restaurant. >>>> >>>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >>>> >>>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >>>> >>>> >>>> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) >>>> "Shopping makes me smart" >>>> --Ratbert >>> >>> >>> >>> We used bread and butter as a method to butter up corn on the >>> cob! And then eat the soaked bread and butter to close the >>> meal! :-) >>> >>> Andy >> >> Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. > > Why would you say that? I'm always trying to reinvent the wheel, and discover different ways to do things. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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"Christopher M." > wrote in message ... > Julie Bove wrote: >> "Christopher M." > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Andy" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> "Christopher M." > wrote: >>>> >>>>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>>>> restaurant. >>>>> >>>>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >>>>> >>>>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) >>>>> "Shopping makes me smart" >>>>> --Ratbert >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> We used bread and butter as a method to butter up corn on the >>>> cob! And then eat the soaked bread and butter to close the >>>> meal! :-) >>>> >>>> Andy >>> >>> Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. >> >> Why would you say that? > > I'm always trying to reinvent the wheel, and discover different ways to do > things. Well, buttering corn was never a problem for me. |
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On Sep 11, 6:30*pm, "Christopher M." > wrote:
> Julie Bove wrote: > > "Christopher M." > wrote in message > ... > > >> "Andy" > wrote in message > ... > >>> "Christopher M." > wrote: > > >>>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a > >>>> restaurant. > > >>>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. > > >>>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? > > >>>> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) > >>>> "Shopping makes me smart" > >>>> --Ratbert > > >>> We used bread and butter as a method to butter up corn on the > >>> cob! And then eat the soaked bread and butter to close the > >>> meal! :-) > > >>> Andy > > >> Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. > > > Why would you say that? > > I'm always trying to reinvent the wheel, and discover different ways to do > things. > > W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) Yeah, you're a real modern day inventor. |
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Chemo wrote:
> > "Christopher M." wrote: > > I'm always trying to reinvent the wheel, and discover different ways to do > > things > > Yeah, you're a real modern day inventor. Personally, I'm fine with the wheel and the old snap mousetraps. G. |
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"Christopher M." > wrote:
> "Andy" > wrote in message ... >> "Christopher M." > wrote: >> >>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>> restaurant. >>> >>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >>> >>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >>> >>> >>> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) >>> "Shopping makes me smart" >>> --Ratbert >> >> >> >> We used bread and butter as a method to butter up corn on the >> cob! And then eat the soaked bread and butter to close the >> meal! :-) >> >> Andy > > Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. > > > W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) It's never a mess for me. I use very little, and some black pepper. Bread and butter for breakfast, of course. Bread with sauces, yes. At our favorite pasta place, we feast on bread and butter dipped in olive oil and peppers. This place is only open in summer at lake Erie, by an Italian who lives in Florida in the winter. He is the only cook, and he only serves for 4-5 hours. Best I ever ate in a restaurant. Cooking is done in the dinning room. Secret salad dressing, excellent. Salad, pure lettuce, iceberg. Greg |
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gregz wrote:
> "Christopher M." > wrote: >> "Andy" > wrote in message >> ... >>> "Christopher M." > wrote: >>> >>>> I eat bread just about every time I eat dinner at a >>>> restaurant. >>>> >>>> But I almost never eat it at home with dinner. >>>> >>>> Do you eat bread at home with dinner? >>>> >>>> >>>> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) >>>> "Shopping makes me smart" >>>> --Ratbert >>> >>> >>> >>> We used bread and butter as a method to butter up corn on the >>> cob! And then eat the soaked bread and butter to close the >>> meal! :-) >>> >>> Andy >> >> Very clever. Buttering corn is a bothersome mess. >> >> >> W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) > > It's never a mess for me. I use very little, and some black pepper. > > Bread and butter for breakfast, of course. > Bread with sauces, yes. Bread with sauce is delicious. > At our favorite pasta place, we feast on bread and butter dipped in > olive oil and peppers. This place is only open in summer at lake > Erie, by an Italian who lives in Florida in the winter. He is the > only cook, and he only serves for 4-5 hours. Best I ever ate in a > restaurant. Cooking is done in the dinning room. Secret salad > dressing, excellent. Salad, pure lettuce, iceberg. Olive oil is great. I just worry about the calories. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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