American Food

[RAFUH]

It is the day before those of us in the US celebrate National Gluttony Day.

It's been 20 years and I still miss my Grandma's noodles and gravy.

 

[RAFUH]

 

[Vegas Toffee Girl]

It is the day before those of us in the US celebrate National Gluttony Day.

It's been 20 years and I still miss my Grandma's noodles and gravy.

And don't forget watching NFL football! lol

 

[bol-uk]

Just shows you what you can learn from others, was out last night with a group of guys from work to an American themed bar in Glasgow called Bucks bar http://bucksbar.co.uk/, a place I wouldn't normally go to. I had a buttermilk chicken burger which was basically a massive chicken breast southern fried coating which you could then choose from a selection of sauces. I'm a big eater and this thing was feckin massive, I had it with salt and chilli fries and the whole thing was delicious.
We live and learn and I have now been introduced to somewhere I'll enjoy taking my missus and the family to in the future.
To anyone living up here or thinking of visiting I would recommend this place for the grub, music and atmosphere.

I’m just picturing a sad caged chicken followed by hardening arteries

 

[MrPerfectNot]

A nation divided.
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Wow, feeling like a loner here - we'll be having pumpkin pie here in our home in Colorado. Pumpkin from our garden, crust from scratch - life is good.

 

[OneTrueLegend]

With the way things are, I'm not sure if this was intentionally funny.

They should just cut them into Snowflake shapes and have fine with it! lollollollol

 

[obc]

in Tennessee for a wedding, did Chattannooga, leaving Nashville today for Knoxville.

some good eats.



Catfish, with an arsenal of interesting sauces on the table, BBQs of various heats, hot sauce. Good stuff.

Speaking of hot:



Nashville hot chicken is no joke. It's hot but not too bad when you start, but eating one is like facing Rocky in a boxing ring. Each round is tougher than the last... it just keeps punching back. Really good, but even with mac and cheese and slaw to help cool off, still had to bring some back for a later snack.

U! S! A!
U! S! A!

 

[Jimishorts]

 

[mezzrow]

Camp Lejeune's SOS Recipe for Manly Men

• 1 lb. lean hamburger
• 3 tsp. beef stock powder
• 3 tbsp. plain flour
• ¼ tsp. salt
• ¼ tsp. black pepper
• ½ tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
• 1 pint whole milk

Brown hamburger. Add beef stock powder, flour, salt, pepper and then cook. Add Worcestershire sauce. Add milk and stir over low heat until thickened. Serve on burnt toast.

 

[Vegas Toffee Girl]

Camp Lejeune's SOS Recipe for Manly Men

• 1 lb. lean hamburger
• 3 tsp. beef stock powder
• 3 tbsp. plain flour
• ¼ tsp. salt
• ¼ tsp. black pepper
• ½ tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
• 1 pint whole milk

Brown hamburger. Add beef stock powder, flour, salt, pepper and then cook. Add Worcestershire sauce. Add milk and stir over low heat until thickened. Serve on burnt toast.

Thanks for posting! My Dad went to bootcamp there. He used to make SOS for us.

 

[riddick]

Thanks for posting! My Dad went to bootcamp there. He used to make SOS for us.

Is it like a sloppy joe?

 

[ilikecheese]

Is it like a sloppy joe?

No. More like biscuits and gravy in terms of visual.

The traditional recipe is chipped beef. You pour the beefy white gravy over a slice of toast.

 

[Vegas Toffee Girl]

Is it like a sloppy joe?

What @ilikecheese said!

 

[RAFUH]

No. More like biscuits and gravy in terms of visual.

The traditional recipe is chipped beef. You pour the beefy white gravy over a slice of toast.

Chipped beef >hamburger

 

[LinekersLegs]

@RAFUH


I’m so tempted to try this...