What are you Eating/Drinking?

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BBQ is awesome, but here in Michigan our BBQ isn't anything nearly as good as it is in other parts of the country. Although there are some decent places to get some pulled pork around my town.

I make my own pulled pork. It's just as good as any BBQ joint I've been to, if not better since 'I makes it mah own!'
 
i think i will import a cappucino, but not to drink. (stupid really.) but you can only get one from japan.
 
I just finished a Myoplex Shake with my daily 'Animal Pak' assorted vitamins with some coffee on the side.
 
Laphroaig 10yr Scotch, with just a little ice. Mmmmmmmmmm :drool:

Oh, and a raw Thai Birdeye chilli pepper. :eek:
Have to use them before we go on vacation, and I can't think of anything else to do with them!!!
 
Laphroaig 10yr Scotch, with just a little ice. Mmmmmmmmmm :drool:

Oh, and a raw Thai Birdeye chilli pepper. :eek:
Have to use them before we go on vacation, and I can't think of anything else to do with them!!!

Earrings for Mrs Smallhorses?
 
Cold weather and sporting activities calls for warm, hearty foods. Stew yesterday, homemade jalapeño and cheddar cheese bean burritos today. The boys and I have tomorrow off, so we planed to hold a farting contest. 👍 The wife was thrilled.

I loaded up good, too. No salad, and no rice. Just two burritos, and a little extra beans. I plan to reclaim my championship from my 6 year-old. He won the last farting contest with a toe rattler. :crazy:
 
Some left-over homemade fried rice my dad made with green onions and diced ham. Yum!

With a Vault zero.
 
I wish I could have some chicken curry. My neighbors a while back when I was like 11 or something were Indian and my friends mom made some bomb chicken curry. But then they moved. :indiff:
 
Banana with raisins and milk, but it in a blender and mix it. Yummy.

A stinging-nettle tea.
 
Diet A & W. I could sure go for some cinnamon toast crunch right now.

I honestly just wish I could cook pasta. NDSU dining services has failed every time they serve Pasta. I don't understand what's so difficult about putting durum wheat shapes in water, boiling them, and taking them out when "al dente". They missed the taking them out part. they served Penne that had been cooked in the steam tubes at the Wolf Creek Nuclear Reactor in Kansas, then put into a crock pot in the back of a pontiac Vibe, driven all the way up I-29, and then served. There was no starch left. It was slimy, watery and disgusting.

Then they broke the cardinal rule of serving a pasta dish: they called it one thing, but gave us something completely different. They called something "Fettuccine Alfredo" but instead served egg noodle rotini.

Being that I'm from Kansas City. I've been spoiled by having the best barbecue in the world in short reach. Now I'm in Fargo. I've come to notice that Mexican food gets crappier the further north one goes, and that barbecue is a fragile art that should not be attempted anywhere north of the lattitude of MO-152. Really.. There's a CHAIN of mexican restaurants here that has tasteless food. So, I haven't eaten out at all while I've been up here. I've stuck with the dining centers, which serve good stuff for the most part, but have no common sense in how to serve something. It's degrading to give someone a bunch of random pan scrapings instead of cutting another piece of Lasagna. Lasagna only works in layers. But, many of the servers don't grasp that. Instead they think giving someone a bunch of burnt cheese and sauce is a great way to give an NDSU student his 8.50's worth. I'm not paying 8.50 per meal for pan scrapings.
 
I just drank a Cafe Bustelo cold cafe con leche that I got for free from a booth at the Auto Show.



So, yeah, I feel like I'm going to hurl.
 
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