i was joking.unclehobart said:Thats why I usually default to being my own chef 98% of the time. I hate to be such a bother for my friends and family. I get embarassed when I am told that the menu for feeding 16 people has been tinkered with just to suit me as an individual. I don't like to be a bother. I can fend for myself... and usually do.
My dad keeps one entire cabinet beside the stove stuffed with base ingredients that are approved for my use. My friend Todd makes BBQ sauces and whatnot by the gallon for me so that I do not miss out on lifes little pleasures.
what about ice cream? can you eat an ice cream cone?unclehobart said:I know... I was just thinking out loud.
breyers french vanilla is divine. at least you can have that.unclehobart said:Breyers and Hagen Dazs vanilla are the only two that I've found to date. 99% of the market uses corn syrup. Cones? ... I shudder to think that one might exist out there for me.
um....maybe. uses real vanilla bean. scrummy stuff. always get it for ontop of my cobbler. i make a mean cobbler.unclehobart said:Is that the one where its just regular vanilla with some egg yolk whipped in?
Lemme guess... the cobbler is probably off limits to me.tonks said:um....maybe. uses real vanilla bean. scrummy stuff. always get it for ontop of my cobbler. i make a mean cobbler.
um....unless there is something in the fruit, no....wintertime calls for canned fruit....just flour, sugar, butter, soda, cinnamon, fruit.unclehobart said:Lemme guess... the cobbler is probably off limits to me.
We like to whip it into our ice cream as well. Yanks are a yobby bunch of pooftas, no?AlphaTroll said:Hey, you know what I find bizarre about a lot of Americans I have met....they all seem to love eating raw (uncooked, whatever) cookie dough! What's up with that?