Ask Behr anything food related thread

[Behr]

That is just one oddball chicken. Haha

I'd try it. Heck, I've had weirder foods in my mouth.

Interesting, seriously. I'd have to think about the most weird FOOD, I've had. Do you already know what yours is?

 

[Behr]

That's a hard question. What would be considered "weird"?

 

[Behr]

The most nasty thing I've ever eaten, that was good, is Menudo. First time I had it I loved it, until I found out what it was. GTFO.

 

[malinoisvol]

Malin has had the Razorback Sasquatch sushi, I hear.

ROFL

First time I ever had sushi was from Publix in Destin. The wife was driving and I'm in control of the snack. Umm umm!

I open the tray and wonder why they put guacamole in there and such a little bit at that. So I grab the first piece and scoop up all the "guacamole" and shove it in my mouth.
This is how I discovered Wasabi. Thank goodness I wasn't driving!

My wife had a good laugh.

 

[malinoisvol]

Interesting, seriously. I'd have to think about the most weird FOOD, I've had. Do you already know what yours is?

Yes. I will never forget.


Iguana eggs.

Never. Again.

 

[malinoisvol]

The most nasty thing I've ever eaten, that was good, is Menudo. First time I had it I loved it, until I found out what it was. GTFO.

Never had it. Now I gotta look it up.

Fred G. Sanford liked it.

 

[Behr]

Mexicans love it for a hangover cure. I think it's because it makes them throw up. Lol.

 

[Behr]

ROFL

First time I ever had sushi was from Publix in Destin. The wife was driving and I'm in control of the snack. Umm umm!

I open the tray and wonder why they put guacamole in there and such a little bit at that. So I grab the first piece and scoop up all the "guacamole" and shove it in my mouth.
This is how I discovered Wasabi. Thank goodness I wasn't driving!

My wife had a good laugh.

Employee Christmas dinner several years ago, I put out a nice display of seared ahi with a bowl of wasabi. Old Mexican husband of a kitchen employee thought it was guacamole. He was fine, but didn't know until the paramedics confirmed what had happened.

 

[malinoisvol]

When in Korea, never go out to eat with a Korean that doesn't understand English, or, at least, have a translator with you. Lol

 

[malinoisvol]

The most nasty thing I've ever eaten, that was good, is Menudo. First time I had it I loved it, until I found out what it was. GTFO.

It looks good...then I read the recipe. I'd try it if prepared by a Hispanic Momacita.

 

[Behr]

It looks good...then I read the recipe. I'd try it if prepared by a Hispanic Momacita.

When Chupa makes it, I'll eat it, or if she asks me to make it I will and I'll eat that. It's just not something I'm ever "in the mood for". You unnnermean what I stand?

 

[Tin Man]

 

[Tin Man]

Malin, have you not tried the croque-Monsieur because it's too big of a pain in the Tin Man?

 

[Tin Man]

Thought of Tin Man after the first bite, the umami was oozing.

 

[Behr]

Yes. I will never forget.


Iguana eggs.

Never. Again.

I really can't decide what I would consider weird. I guess it would be Conch down in the Keys. I was staying with a friend that lives there and I asked him the best place to find nice conch. We went to some isolated part of a bay and found several. We pulled one out, sliced it and ate it. It was really good too.

 

[Tin Man]

Weird? Weird isn't eating raw wild things. Weird is taking a block of frozen spinach from a box, putting it into a pot with a can of condensed mushroom soup, and letting this simmer together into goo. Double-You-Tee-Eff?

 

[Behr]

 

[kev20]

Chili-Lime Steelhead Trout with Roasted Chayote, Red Onions, and Mojo de Ajo

 

[Behr]

Weird? Weird isn't eating raw wild things. Weird is taking a block of frozen spinach from a box, putting it into a pot with a can of condensed mushroom soup, and letting this simmer together into goo. Double-You-Tee-Eff?

Lol, good point.

I change my answer. Mac and Cheese.

 

[Tin Man]

Mac and Cheese.

Careful. You may yet provoke another round of the unending argument put forth by some that mac and cheese was/is the manna from heaven written about in the bible.

 

[Behr]

Chili-Lime Steelhead Trout with Roasted Chayote, Red Onions, and Mojo de Ajo

Nice piece of fish, as usual.

 

[Behr]

Careful. You may yet provoke another round of the unending argument put forth by some that mac and cheese was/is the manna from heaven written about in the bible.

Well it ain't, so there's that.


Spinach. Are there recipes that frozen chopped spinach is acceptable? By acceptable, I mean, it's better than fresh for that specific recipe.

 

[Behr]

And speaking of the Bible. I think the Devil is alive and well, thriving in Ft. Myers Florida, in the form of mosquitos. Rat bastages. I'm about to wage my yearly war on them.

 

[CardiacKid]

Careful. You may yet provoke another round of the unending argument put forth by some that mac and cheese was/is the manna from heaven written about in the bible.

I don't understand people's fascination, obsession or even liking Mac and cheese. I have never been a fan. Not as a child or adult. JMO, but it's nasty without good flavor. I like pasta and I like cheese, but I don't care for that combination. My kids think I'm crazy. I am, but that's another story.

 

[kev20]

I don't understand people's fascination, obsession or even liking Mac and cheese. I have never been a fan. Not as a child or adult. JMO, but it's nasty without good flavor. I like pasta and I like cheese, but I don't care for that combination. My kids think I'm crazy. I am, but that's another story.

add sriracha to it