Food • Page 24

Not sure if you're a Rangers fan or not but some of their menu items similar to this are ridiculous and amazing as well.

 

I'm not very acclimated into baseball at the moment but that intrigues me so much and makes me want to go to a game just to witness. (Would be a Rangers fan if I kept up though)

 

You can create groups on this sure, right? We should have a Dallas group now that there are a few of us here

 

I was born in Dallas and grew up about an hour from Denton could I join too?

 

Most of the items they say are meant for multiple people but to me i'm like "Fuck that, i'm gonna attempt to eat this by myself and die from it!"

 

Just had homemade turkey burgers which include Harissa, fresh coriander/cilantro, garlic, shallots and sun-dried tomatoes in the patties with a homemade tomato, onion and jalapeno relish. SO good.

 

Chili dogs for dinner. So esited.

 

I'm going to make taco dip tonight.

It's basic, but whatever.

one layer of refried beans
then a layer of salsa on top
then another layer of refried beans
then some queso
then some more refried beans
then some chopped cilantro and green onion
then some more beans
then some tomatoes and shredded cheese on top with some lime juice spritzed on.

 

Jesus @Kyle Huntington. I'm over here excited to brag that I flirted with the girl at Chipotle and got free double meat (chicken and carnitas) and got charged for a chicken burrito instead of carnitas which is more expensive and you're off in Europe being Top Chef Jr

 

I ate a Burger King hot dog today

 

Gonna eat a lot tonight, meeting up with a friend for ramen or pho, I forget which one

 

@Dirty Sanchez put some of that on some tortillas and you've made a great decision.

 

Every time Kyle posts in here there's at least one thing that I've never heard of. Lol

My daughter talked me into going to Braums. I feel the fast food guilt, but on the plus side, mint chocolate chip milkshake.

 

How was it?

 

Honestly acceptable if youre in the mood for a hot dog

 

Hahaha, I love this. I genuinely love cooking and trying out new stuff with food when I have the time. It's a type of therapy for me almost, but only when I cook for myself or to no set deadline. I'd get way too flustered cooking otherwise/worked in a professional kitchen and didn't like the stress.

Haha it's good though I promise!

 

I get so stressed trying to cook for other people. And I wish I loved cooking the way you and others do. I get so impatient with cooking that it becomes stressful

 

Today I got a rootbeer float from A&W and the guy purposely charged me less cause he was supposed to be off work and was sticking it to the man and I was like awww yeah that never happens to me!!

The float wasn't as satisfying as I was hoping for tho. Prob cause I don't care for ice cream or rootbeer but it sounded delish at the time!

 

The float was probably mad at him for not charging full price and took it out on you :(

 

Had a craving for wild berry skittles and wound up eating 2 packs. I'm not proud of my behavior, but they're so good.

 

just made an omelette. breakfast food is life.

 

Could totally eat Breakfast for every meal of the day.

 

Steak, egg, onion, tomato, jalapeneos, four state cheddar and Siracha drizzle on a toasted roll. That's what I just made/ate for breakfast and it was delicious.

 

Amen. Gimme a Full English any time of the day, any day of the week and I'm happy: