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food Sandwich of the Month
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Bastige.
Drunk of the Month.
Now THAT would be a cool thread.
But you and Scovie would always WIN every other month.
Me, I can't and don't drink like I used to.
I'd only be winning Wimp of the Month.
...With Love....
I got lost.... and I can't be sure, but Im pretty sure I am in drunk of themonth thread and I just won!!
Yeah waddup? Last one posted was TB's BS-LT. Come on guys.
Hell yeah! Booma's a machine!
Wow Booma.
That sammich reminds me of a couple of spaghetti westerns that Clint Eastwood did a long time ago.
"A Fistfull of Bacon" and "For A Few Baconz More".
I mean just look at all the meatage on that sammich!
It looks hot blue and righteous to me.
On another note....
December TBA manana.
That sammich reminds me of a couple of spaghetti westerns that Clint Eastwood did a long time ago.
"A Fistfull of Bacon" and "For A Few Baconz More".
I mean just look at all the meatage on that sammich!
It looks hot blue and righteous to me.
On another note....
December TBA manana.
Hey y'all, for December I am suggesting something a little off the beaten path of known recognized sandwich styles such as the BLT et.al.
As December is a month heavy with traditional foods such as holiday turkeys, spiraled hams, and such with all the trimmings, I reckon why go out and get ingredients for a certain SOTM when all the ingredients are in your fridge or pantry already.
I'm talking about LEFTOVERS!
That's right. Leftover ham. Leftover turkey. Leftover venison roasts or other wild game. Leftover WHATEVER holiday food you either prepared or took home with you from one of any holiday party you came from.
Not to mention some of our individual personal holiday traditions. In my family it is traditional to have Tex-Mex and more specifically tamales. Ever made a leftover tamale sandwich? Sounds kinky but I have and it was guud!
So I'll make it easy on y'all, and to tell ya' the truth it don't get no easier than rummaging through the ole' fridge and finding that half eaten cheese, olive, and pickle party tray. You might even have some leftover assorted cold cuts you'd laid out for apps at a small family get together. You probably even have some opened bags of potato chips or some such and si senor, there's a time and a place for even potato chips right on a sammich.
So I propose SOTM to be LEFTOVER SAMMICH.
All in favor say aye!
With all due respect to Sammie Davis Jr.
As December is a month heavy with traditional foods such as holiday turkeys, spiraled hams, and such with all the trimmings, I reckon why go out and get ingredients for a certain SOTM when all the ingredients are in your fridge or pantry already.
I'm talking about LEFTOVERS!
That's right. Leftover ham. Leftover turkey. Leftover venison roasts or other wild game. Leftover WHATEVER holiday food you either prepared or took home with you from one of any holiday party you came from.
Not to mention some of our individual personal holiday traditions. In my family it is traditional to have Tex-Mex and more specifically tamales. Ever made a leftover tamale sandwich? Sounds kinky but I have and it was guud!
So I'll make it easy on y'all, and to tell ya' the truth it don't get no easier than rummaging through the ole' fridge and finding that half eaten cheese, olive, and pickle party tray. You might even have some leftover assorted cold cuts you'd laid out for apps at a small family get together. You probably even have some opened bags of potato chips or some such and si senor, there's a time and a place for even potato chips right on a sammich.
So I propose SOTM to be LEFTOVER SAMMICH.
All in favor say aye!
With all due respect to Sammie Davis Jr.
Leftovers won't be until after the holidays.
I don't believe so.
mrs. blues is going to a holiday party next week and its one guaranteed to have her bringing home leftovers.
Then again if the majority opt for another SOTM, I'm cool and the gang with it.
What would be your suggestion THP?
How about game meat. You don't have to hunt it but now is the season, and some get it from friends. Makes good sammies. Rules: hunted, not store bought.