^ Are sloppy joes an acquired taste, or did you like them right away?
That perverted psycho! He should be thrown in jail!
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They're also called loosemeat or looseburger.
Ketchup on Chinese take out- Yuck. But there are some marinades for Chinese BBQ dishes that call for some ketchup as a base (and Coca Cola to be added later). One recipe I found called for a mixture of ketchup (only about a teaspoon), hoisin sauce, soy sauce, Chinese 5 spice powder, and Coke! It made a delicious pork dish.
I really only use ketchup for hot dogs, hamburgers, and fries.
Ketchup on Chinese take out- Yuck. But there are some marinades for Chinese BBQ dishes that call for some ketchup as a base (and Coca Cola to be added later). One recipe I found called for a mixture of ketchup (only about a teaspoon), hoisin sauce, soy sauce, Chinese 5 spice powder, and Coke! It made a delicious pork dish.
I really only use ketchup for hot dogs, hamburgers, and fries.
Oh. Wow. Now I want one.
So shopping mall food court Chinese food isn't authentic enough to eat with chopsticks, but it is authentic enough not to embellish with ketchup?
Oh. Wow. Now I want one.
It's a loose-meat hamburger only the hamburger meat is in a slighty spicy tomato sauce. (Neither really "kethcupy or BBQy")
Usually topped with pickles, I like cheese on mine.
Depends how you make it. There isn't exactly an official recipe. I've had them plenty of times that tasted like BBQ.Oh. Wow. Now I want one.
It's a loose-meat hamburger only the hamburger meat is in a slighty spicy tomato sauce. (Neither really "kethcupy or BBQy")
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Not an acquired taste for me, but I've been eating them as long as I can remember. You might want to try this, if they sell it near where you live. Good stuff.
Ketchup is very good in certain recipes. I generally add some to tomato-ish sauces, to add a little zing to it.
Oh, and the best ever salad dressing has ketchup in it (alongside ginger, soy sauce, rice vinegar, ...), so ketchup does have its uses. In moderation.
Oh, and the best ever salad dressing has ketchup in it (alongside ginger, soy sauce, rice vinegar, ...), so ketchup does have its uses. In moderation.
Not an acquired taste for me, but I've been eating them as long as I can remember. You might want to try this, if they sell it near where you live. Good stuff.
Ah. Thanks. I'll keep my eyes open for it. I believe there are one or two shops around town which sell American products... I think I saw quite a number of American foods in Partridges Sloane Square. Good excuse to stop there next time I'm in the area.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." - Edmund Burke
Not an acquired taste for me, but I've been eating them as long as I can remember. You might want to try this, if they sell it near where you live. Good stuff.
And the bun is best toasted and opened faced
I use Club House
^ Gosh, I'm hungry all of a sudden. I love mince!
Yeah, they're good with the bun toasted.
ketchup is indeed evil.
but pineapple on pizza is good.
It is indeed. I was very pleasantly surprised when I learned that my bf also likes pineapple on pizza. It's obviously meant to be.
Pickles? Cheese?
That is several different flavours of wrong.
You guys really should seek counseling or some kind of psychological assistance.ketchup is indeed evil.
but pineapple on pizza is good.
It is indeed. I was very pleasantly surprised when I learned that my bf also likes pineapple on pizza. It's obviously meant to be.
You are not only incorrect, you spelled flavor wrong.
I've had ketchup on mashed potatoes before. It's pretty good. I mean, fries and mashed potatoes are both potatoes, so I see nothing wrong with it. Grossed my dad out, though.
Weirdest thing I've put ketchup on: fried zucchini. I really can't handle it without some kind of sauce and ketchup's usually the only thing available unless I plan ahead and get some ranch. Besides, my friends put ketchup on fried okra all the time.
Weirdest thing I've put ketchup on: fried zucchini. I really can't handle it without some kind of sauce and ketchup's usually the only thing available unless I plan ahead and get some ranch. Besides, my friends put ketchup on fried okra all the time.
That's the only way the scrambled eggs they served for breakfast at my college were palatable. Once I was on my own and could cook my own eggs, I found I no longer needed it.
