Answer me this...

[kenmbz]

Yesterday I made chicken salad and added Sriracha to the mayo.
Tasted pretty good

 

[Molalla1]

I was in the grocery store yesterday and I didn't find mayorchacha

Safeway/Albertsons carries it here where the mayo is kept.

 

[/pine]

This thread is starting to sound like that commercial for some hot sauce where the tag line is..."I put this shit on everything" but the S word is bleeped out...!

 

[goeduck]

Mayor Acha has company over

 

[MossRoad]

I like the honeyracha too!

 

[MossRoad]

And Red Gold jalapeño kethchup!

 

[Torvy]

Sorry, I won't buy all of that pre mixed stuff. You want Siracha Mayo? Mix it yourself. That way you can add however much heat you like. Jalapeno Ketchup? Fresh jalapeno is better.

 

[MossRoad]

The thing about mixing your own is that it takes time, ingredients, and is often inconsistent. This stuff can be counted on to be identical with each blast.

 

[Williy]

Just toss all ingredients in a blender with a few
habaneros very quick to do!

willy

 

[goeduck]

^^^ You got stones.... or a cast iron digestive system.... Some of us northerners consider jalapenos to be hot, way too hot. Prior to posting this, I did not know tobasco was a pepper, I thought it was a little bottle.

peppers from mild to hot:

• El Paso (Very mild)
• Anaheim
• Jalapeño
• Hidalgo
• Serrano
• Cayenne
• Tabasco
• Red Chile
• Chiltecpin
• Tabiche
• Bahamian
• Kumataka
• Habanero (One of the hottest grown - 30 to 50 times hotter than a jalapeño)
• Bhut Jolokia!

 

[Williy]

There was an old gold prospector in AZ who
would eat habaneros like you would eat a carrot!
He said that jalapenos were sissy food!

willy

 

[goeduck]

There was an old gold prospector in AZ who
would eat habaneros like you would eat a carrot!
He said that jalapenos were sissy food!

willy

Did he depart normally or smolder for a while?

 

[goeduck]

I notice there is no Mayoarlic. I like to add smashed garlic* to my BLT's mayo.

*Unless using horseradish. That would be Mayohorish.

 

[Jstpssng]

Did he depart normally or smolder for a while?

That's how we get tales of spontaneous combustion.

 

[Torvy]

For me, consistency in food is over rated. I do most of the cooking in the house and rarely measure anything. Every time I make something it is a unique dish. Not like one time I use a small pinch and the next time a cup. Variety is the spice of life.

 

[MossRoad]

I notice there is no Mayoarlic. I like to add smashed garlic* to my BLT's mayo.

*Unless using horseradish. That would be Mayohorish.

Try some garlic aioli.

Amazon.com : Kraft Mayo Garlic Aioli (12 oz Bottle) : Grocery & Gourmet Food

Amazon.com : Kraft Mayo Garlic Aioli (12 oz Bottle) : Grocery & Gourmet Food

www.amazon.com

 

[Williy]

Unfortunately he had prostate cancer went to the
VA Hosp they told him he was cured but he had
really terrible back pain and it was cancer from his
prostate that the VA said he was cured that killed
him! Not the first time I heard how good the VA is!

Rye bread, swiss cheese, summer sausage, Mr
mustard, fried egg, tomato, lettuce, mayo, garlic
powder, slice of onion put it all together and you
have a GREAT SWANDWICH!!!!!!!!!

willy

 

[Peace]

Who puts anything but salt on fried okra ??

To sample what dry mustard does to a steak...take two steaks from the same cut and don't put anything but salt and pepper on one and the same with just dry mustard on the other...no other rubs etc...cook the same and do a taste test...

Finally got around to making some steaks with new dry mustard added to my rub. I added 1/4 teaspoon to my 8oz shaker. It made a noticeable difference. I enjoyed it as did my family. This evening will be cooking again over mesquite wood. Thanks for the tips! It’s always fun experimenting a little with spices and different dishes.

 

[goeduck]

^^^^ Dang that looks GOOD!

 

[scaredychicken]

can

being the key word.

I don't put mayo, butter, margarine, or any other grease for that matter ... on anything

 

[scaredychicken]

Yes I know I am the ONE person in the USA that does NOT like pickles. And that makes me very special.

my daughter has always loved (dill) pickles. to the point that when she was a year old, I considered buying her company shares in BICKS. Instead, decided that I would get a Bicks pickles freight car for the Model Railroad that I was working on

 

[Torvy]

being the key word.

I don't put mayo, butter, margarine, or any other grease for that matter ... on anything

I'm sorry. Bodies need it and it can taste so good. More for the rest of us!

 

[Steppenwolfe]

I'm sorry. Bodies need it and it can taste so good. More for the rest of us!

Amen to that...

 

[goeduck]

Lordy Lordy look at this mustard...

 

[MossRoad]

Big eyes and drooling in 0.5 seconds!

 

[goeduck]

I looked at the back of the bourbon one and bourbon was way down there on the ingrediant list. Listed in order by volume if I recall correctly. Not that it would take much 80 proof.

 

[goeduck]

Fresh jar today of good ol 'radish for the sinuses. I like this on my hotdogs and burgers to tone down the kimchi.

 

[Molalla1]

Fresh jar today of good ol 'radish for the sinuses. I like this on my hotdogs and burgers to tone down the kimchi.
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Not a extra hot kind of guy uh . . .

 

[goeduck]

Moss must have been onto something with sriracha as an additive. My brother uses sriracha as an additive in deserts

 

[MossRoad]

Taken a couple minutes ago...

 

[MossRoad]

I like it in peach yogurt.

 

[goeduck]

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1/3rd down, 2/3rds to go

 

[goeduck]

Heat on the salad tonight.

 

[MossRoad]

 

[fatjay]

Oil and vinegar are optional on italian hogies, but acceptable. The important part part is the dill spear as a pallet cleanser after the meal.

If you're looking for some meat flavoring with a kick, the green container here is a great option.

 

[k0ua]

Oil and vinegar are optional on italian hogies, but acceptable. The important part part is the dill spear as a pallet cleanser after the meal.

If you're looking for some meat flavoring with a kick, the green container here is a great opt

It often amazes me what people enjoy eating. I had a friend that often said, "it would be a poor old world if everyone liked the same things."

 

[goeduck]

Guinness Coffee . Wake up and get plowed before noon? I think I am just joking.

 

[fatjay]

I looked it up, it has a negligible amount of caffeine in it. But it sure has the scent, and subtle flavor. And it's great.

 

[JasperFrank]

For Christmas at work we would buy each other gag gifts. I knew my boss loved bacon. I got him a jar of this. About a week later he asks where I got the item. The way he asked was funny..... it was like a junky asking for my dealer. Told him it was a secret. Later, I went back to the only store in town that sold this. And they were all out. A guy came in and bought their entire stock. I start describing my boss, and they say, yes... that's the guy.

 

[Sigarms]

Am I the only guy in the world who wants chicken wings without ranch or celery?

Stuck working in the real office the next couple of weeks, order local dominos. Wings $16, $4.85 delivery then I have to tip? I passed on the order because it was only 10 wings.

Thing that peeved me was the wings automatically came with Ranch. Sorry, don't see the appeal of throwing ranch on chicken, then it dawned on me, anytime I'm out and order wings, I'm always asked about celery and ranch, and I always say no.

 

[Frankenkubota]

i been eating hunger man fried chicken tv dinners for over 20 years. 1 button, 7 minutes.

i have not seen a wing in one of those dinners for years!

Funny, wings went from a throw away to a delicacy

 

[Sigarms]

i been eating hunger man fried chicken tv dinners for over 20 years. 1 button, 7 minutes.

i have not seen a wing in one of those dinners for years!

Funny, wings went from a throw away to a delicacy

I was a ramen noodle man myself before I got married.

 

[MossRoad]

Chicken wings $2.47 a pound in 40# bulk. $2.99 a pound in 10# bulk.

Advertised Specials

lowerysmeatandgrocery.com

 

[GeneV]

Guys, stop this madness. You could get a delicious rotisserie whole chicken from Costco for like 5 bux, that's gonna last you and your ladyfriend 3 meals. While you're there, buy yourself a bag of salad and some avocados, then head to the isles for some salad toppers. And don't forget the chocolate Bark Thins for desert before hitting the checkout. Eating good in the hood on the cheap, yo.

 

[MoKelly]

Guys, stop this madness. You could get a delicious rotisserie whole chicken from Costco for like 5 bux, that's gonna last you and your ladyfriend 3 meals. While you're there, buy yourself a bag of salad and some avocados, then head to the isles for some salad toppers. And don't forget the chocolate Bark Thins for desert before hitting the checkout. Eating good in the hood on the cheap, yo.

A whole chicken that will feed 2 people for 3 meals for $5.00.

From a box store that sells toilet paper, TV’s and buckets.

Sounds wonderful!

 

[MossRoad]

Guys, stop this madness. You could get a delicious rotisserie whole chicken from Costco for like 5 bux, that's gonna last you and your ladyfriend 3 meals. While you're there, buy yourself a bag of salad and some avocados, then head to the isles for some salad toppers. And don't forget the chocolate Bark Thins for desert before hitting the checkout. Eating good in the hood on the cheap, yo.

They don't have Costco in the hood.

It's located over in Gucciville.

 

[MossRoad]

A whole chicken that will feed 2 people for 3 meals for $5.00.

From a box store that sells toilet paper, TV’s and buckets.

Sounds wonderful!

In all reality, Meijer, and a local grocery chain, both sell fully cooked rotisserie chickens for $5.00. They are really, really tasty. When we buy one, I take it out of the tray, chop it directly in half, then take the breast, wing, thigh and drumsticks off both sides. So 8 pieces of delicious chicken, plus enough scraps for a chicken salad sandwich.

That's two meals of two pieces of chicken each, plus a chicken salad sandwich, so it's 5 servings for $5. Good stuff!

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Am I the only guy in the world who wants chicken wings without ranch or celery?

Stuck working in the real office the next couple of weeks, order local dominos. Wings $16, $4.85 delivery then I have to tip? I passed on the order because it was only 10 wings.

Thing that peeved me was the wings automatically came with Ranch. Sorry, don't see the appeal of throwing ranch on chicken, then it dawned on me, anytime I'm out and order wings, I'm always asked about celery and ranch, and I always say no.

I'm with you. I don't much care for "hot" wings, but will eat them. I prefer my own version. I wash them, pat them dry, spray with olive oil and coat them with my favorite (my own creation) dry rubb. Leave them overnight in the frige, and then smoke them on the BGE, with Mesquite, Pecan and Blackjack Oak. I shoot for 250 degrees for about 1 and 1/2 to two hours.
The folks at the Lodge love it when I bring them on Pot Luck night.

 

[goeduck]

Rotisserie chicken in the stores was invented to cook chickens that do not sell. I buy meat marked 30 or 50% off on the last day before they pull it and immediately freeze it. In my experience stores have to pull meat awful early so I don't see an issue either with rotisserie or 50% off. Saves a lot of money.

 

[GeneV]

They don't have Costco in the hood.

It's located over in Gucciville.

Oh, we all have cars! Hence, climb into that jalopy for a trip to:

Get you some of that delicious Costco chicken, and then take that awesomeness back to the: