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menace:

I think most of you guys are pregnant... ;)

GroovyTuesdaY:


--- Quote from: shmokes on January 22, 2004, 10:17:41 pm ---I mix mac and cheese with tuna.  It's yummy.

As far as ramen noodles go, I am about to reinvent them for you.  You will never be able to go back to your old way.

Instead of putting them in a pot and boiling them, put them in a frying pan with just enough water to nearly cover the top of the noodle block.  Pour in the seasoning.  Turn on the stove between med and med-hi, and fry them until all the water is cooked out and you're just frying the noodles.  From there it's just a matter of taste.  My wife takes them out immediately when the water is gone.  I cook mine a minute longer or so.  Now I'm not saying this should be served in a restaurant, but it makes Ramen at least five or ten times tastier.  

I break up graham crackers in a bowl and pour milk over them like cereal.  They get pretty soggy.

I used to dip peanut butter sandwiches in milk, but I don't really do that anymore.  I also used to dip tuna sandwiches in orange juice.  I don't do that anymore, but I still think that no beverage compliments a tuna sandwich as well as OJ.

That's all I can think of for now.

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DUDE!!! I got that tuna and macncheese recipe froma friend that was in college. He said that the guys in his dorm used to eat that because it was CHEAP to make lol.  I LOVE it!!!   I also will add some crackers to it to give it a casserole effect. Its really good.
Thats great! LOL, i thought i would never hear of anyone else doing that. hehe

groovy~

screaming:

mmm Babineau specialty! Banana-cinnimon pancakes!

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mpm32:

Peanut butter and bacon sandwich

NIVO:

peanut butter bolgona and mayo sandwich

chicken tenders dipped in french dressing

sloppy joes on mashed taters

also if you havent tried this i highly recommend it:
KC Masterpiece Dip & Top Sauce Cool BBQ

its kc masterpiece blended with hidden valley ranch dressing, good on EVERYTHING, fries, chicken, ham sandwich, nuggets and so on......

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