Food for thought

lmao.

Evict - Heavens Tear wrote: »

I eat pizza a lot while playing.

Ingredients:
- Pizza
- Box

Method:
- Call closest pizza place.
- Recieve pizza.
- Eat and become obese.

You eat the box? Eww... b:sad

Sarrafeline - Sanctuary wrote: »

You eat the box? Eww... b:sad

With some pizza places, it's hard to tell the difference...b:surrender

And I prefer Mozarella cheese sticks, pistachios, and Mug root beer while I play...though the flavored sparkling waters you can buy at Walmart are almost as good.

Before I play...I usually eat a main meal...and that differs by what day it is...

Abstractive - Archosaur wrote: »

What I love eating when playing a game like PW is quite the odd recipe: Mushroom pancakes.

Check this out and I promise you won't regret it:

Ingredients:

-1 small package of fresh white mushrooms (about 250 gr.);
-2 tbsp. flour;
-1 egg, beaten;
-1 handful basil leaves, chopped;
-1/2 tsp. of salt, or to taste;
-1/4 tsp. pepper;
-oil for frying;

For the cheese sauce:

-1 tbsp. butter;
-1 tbsp. flour;
-1/2 cup milk;
-1/4 cup grated cheese (like cheddar, or colby);
-1/4 tsp. dried thyme;
-salt and pepper to taste.

Now what you do is wash and pat dry the mushrooms. Cut in half, drizzle with oil and bake in a oven on a lightly greased cookie sheet for about 10 min., or until lightly browned.

Chop the mushrooms in a food processor, until chopped finely.
Add flour, beaten egg, chopped basil leaves, salt and pepper to the mushrooms. Stir to combine.
Drop spoonfuls on a preheated skillet and fry in batches in about 3 tbsp. of oil on both sides until lightly golden. Add more oil if necessary during cooking. Remove to the plate and pour the cheese sauce on top.

For the cheese sauce:

Melt 1 tbsp. of butter in a skillet. Stir in the flour and cook 1 min. Whisk in the warm milk. Add thyme, salt and pepper. Whisk and cook until slightly thickened. Stir in the cheese. You can adjust the sauce consistency by adding more milk for the thinner sauce, or adding more cheese for the thicker version, whichever you preffer.

I know, I know, there's no meat in it...But it has a rich and distinct taste and you'll definitely want seconds. Can't beat the wraiths on an empty stomach now, can we ?

Odd, but intriguing...

*copies recipe*

I'll definitely try this...I love mushrooms.b:mischievous

I hardly eat while playing... sometimes in the evening I grab a cookie or so...
I do consume a lot of cola though b:surrender

Azzazin - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Dang this sounds good. I'll have to go grocery shopping

Be careful when preparing the cheese sauce. You don't want it too gooey, I personally overheat it to give it a bit of crunch. Good luck and try it sometime, it's amazing and causes an addiction ! b:laugh

Waterfal - Sanctuary wrote: »

I hardly eat while playing... sometimes in the evening I grab a cookie or so...
I do consume a lot of cola though b:surrender

Stop with the cola, it will destroy your stomach...Drink beer instead, trust me, it's much healthier than cola.

Abstractive - Archosaur wrote: »

Stop with the cola, it will destroy your stomach...Drink beer instead, trust me, it's much healthier than cola.

No kidding... he's totally right on that. Cola's awesome to clean metals and clear discherge pipes b:laugh


Here's a little experiment for you:

Get a steak ( with bone is preferable )
Put it inside a bowl with cola in it
Cover it up
Wait for a couple of days

After you see what happens to the steak you'll give cola up in notime b:chuckle

Even though I am from Europe, I somehow like thai food. Though as most people don't like it too exotic, I made a "Wannabe-Thai-Wok-reciepe".

It has 3 parts:

Meat:
For this one I like Sliced Chicken. You can also buy Chicken Schnitzel and cut them into small pieces yourself.
150 gram per person.

Vegetables:
You may use any vegetables you like, I prefer peperoni and lettuce for it. Yes, you can indeed cook lettuce.
1 red peperoni
1 yellow peperoni
1/2 lettuce

Carbohydrates:
You can now use either some sort of noodles or rice. I never tried to make it with rice, but who does not like noodles?


So you might want to use a Wok to cook it, but you might as well just use a frying pen.

Note: I combined 3 tastes in this meal: Spice, Sweet and curry.Try to add too much curry, make it too sweet and too spicy. If combined, they give your meal a very exotical touch.


1) Start by throwing the noodles in the pen. Just let them normally cook while you do the rest.

2) I always start with the meat. Just fry it, and when it is almost done, you add curry and salt to it. Give it a last mix and put the meat in a bowl. To keep it warm, put the bowl in your oven at around 100 degrees Celsius.

Curry, check.

3) Now for the vegetables, cut the peperoni and the lettuce in stripes. At low temprature let the peperoni only fry slowly. When it starts to get soft throw the lettuce in for ~1 minute. Now add some sort of a spicy ingredient to it. I myself use Sambal Oelek. If that is not auviable there, you might use any sort of spice-maker. Then put it into a bowl.

Spicy, check.

4) The noodles should be done by now. Trow them in the pen and make them sweet by adding sugar and cinnamon to it. Mixture it well, so the sweet taste is everywhere.

Sweet, Check.

5) For the finisher, just add the spicy vegetables and the curry-meat to the noodles and give it a good mix.

coca cola = diarrhea for me, so i stick with water b:cute

Kaste - Sanctuary wrote: »

Even though I am from Europe, I somehow like thai food. Though as most people don't like it too exotic, I made a "Wannabe-Thai-Wok-reciepe".

It has 3 parts:

Meat:
For this one I like Sliced Chicken. You can also buy Chicken Schnitzel and cut them into small pieces yourself.
150 gram per person.

Vegetables:
You may use any vegetables you like, I prefer peperoni and lettuce for it. Yes, you can indeed cook lettuce.
1 red peperoni
1 yellow peperoni
1/2 lettuce

Carbohydrates:
You can now use either some sort of noodles or rice. I never tried to make it with rice, but who does not like noodles?


So you might want to use a Wok to cook it, but you might as well just use a frying pen.

Note: I combined 3 tastes in this meal: Spice, Sweet and curry.Try to add too much curry, make it too sweet and too spicy. If combined, they give your meal a very exotical touch.


1) Start by throwing the noodles in the pen. Just let them normally cook while you do the rest.

2) I always start with the meat. Just fry it, and when it is almost done, you add curry and salt to it. Give it a last mix and put the meat in a bowl. To keep it warm, put the bowl in your oven at around 100 degrees Celsius.

Curry, check.

3) Now for the vegetables, cut the peperoni and the lettuce in stripes. At low temprature let the peperoni only fry slowly. When it starts to get soft throw the lettuce in for ~1 minute. Now add some sort of a spicy ingredient to it. I myself use Sambal Oelek. If that is not auviable there, you might use any sort of spice-maker. Then put it into a bowl.

Spicy, check.

4) The noodles should be done by now. Trow them in the pen and make them sweet by adding sugar and cinnamon to it. Mixture it well, so the sweet taste is everywhere.

Sweet, Check.

5) For the finisher, just add the spicy vegetables and the curry-meat to the noodles and give it a good mix.

I'm also from Europe and always wanted to try something crazy like this. I'll try cooking this once I get my paycheck. b:dirty

And...what the hell is a "wok" anyway ?

ColdSnow - Dreamweaver wrote: »

chinese pan.

Kind of figured that out...I just wondered if there was something really special about it. Thanks b:victory

Abstractive - Archosaur wrote: »

What I love eating when playing a game like PW is quite the odd recipe: Mushroom pancakes.

Check this out and I promise you won't regret it:

Ingredients:

-1 small package of fresh white mushrooms (about 250 gr.);
-2 tbsp. flour;
-1 egg, beaten;
-1 handful basil leaves, chopped;
-1/2 tsp. of salt, or to taste;
-1/4 tsp. pepper;
-oil for frying;

For the cheese sauce:

-1 tbsp. butter;
-1 tbsp. flour;
-1/2 cup milk;
-1/4 cup grated cheese (like cheddar, or colby);
-1/4 tsp. dried thyme;
-salt and pepper to taste.

Now what you do is wash and pat dry the mushrooms. Cut in half, drizzle with oil and bake in a oven on a lightly greased cookie sheet for about 10 min., or until lightly browned.

Chop the mushrooms in a food processor, until chopped finely.
Add flour, beaten egg, chopped basil leaves, salt and pepper to the mushrooms. Stir to combine.
Drop spoonfuls on a preheated skillet and fry in batches in about 3 tbsp. of oil on both sides until lightly golden. Add more oil if necessary during cooking. Remove to the plate and pour the cheese sauce on top.

For the cheese sauce:

Melt 1 tbsp. of butter in a skillet. Stir in the flour and cook 1 min. Whisk in the warm milk. Add thyme, salt and pepper. Whisk and cook until slightly thickened. Stir in the cheese. You can adjust the sauce consistency by adding more milk for the thinner sauce, or adding more cheese for the thicker version, whichever you preffer.

I know, I know, there's no meat in it...But it has a rich and distinct taste and you'll definitely want seconds. Can't beat the wraiths on an empty stomach now, can we ?

...That sounds really really good. Even though I normally hate mushrooms in most dishes. =Q_____

__Astarte__ - Dreamweaver wrote: »

...That sounds really really good. Even though I normally hate mushrooms in most dishes. =Q_____

This is a hit or miss dish that I'm not so great at preparing. Stole this recipe from mom some years ago when I saw, for the first time in my life, pancakes filled with something other than the traditional syrup or jam. Next up...THE IRRESISTIBLE OMLETTE. b:laugh