What did you eat today?
Quote: unJonQuote: EvenBobCubed turnips, onions, green pepper, cauliflower rice, and shrimp stir fry topped with fried eggs and the best condiment ever invented Tabasco sauce. It's been around since the middle of the 19th century it has three ingredients, red pepper, distilled vinegar and salt. The stuff literally keeps forever unrefrigerated.
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Watch out for that salt.
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What salt, in the Tabasco? Any amount of Tabasco I use any one time you couldn't even measure the salt content it's so small
Quote: mcallister3200Nut low condiment list: mustard, horseradish, sauerkraut, Tabasco.
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I agree except for the sauerkraut which is pure salt. Also fresh ground pepper is on the list. Not that powdery crap that comes in pepper shakers I'm talking about fresh peppercorns that you grind yourself. I have an electric battery operated pepper grinder that was a great investment. And the peppercorns have to be fresh because all the flavor is in the moisture that's in the peppercorns. In the powdery stuff that most people use there's no moisture at all.
That's about one third of what Texas Pete claims.
Quote: DieterThe salt in Tabasco looks negligible, 35mg / tsp.
That's about one third of what Texas Pete claims.
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That's for one teaspoon of Tabasco sauce. I dispense it drops at a time and I would be lucky if I use a teaspoon for an entire meal
Quote: EvenBobQuote: DieterThe salt in Tabasco looks negligible, 35mg / tsp.
That's about one third of what Texas Pete claims.
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That's for one teaspoon of Tabasco sauce. I dispense it drops at a time and I would be lucky if I use a teaspoon for an entire meal
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Surely. I also only use a few drops.
Hot sauce isn't like Angostura, where you drink it by the shot.
Quote: DRichToday for dinner I had a Backyard BBQ. BBQ chicken, pork patty, sweet corn, mashed potato, and a chocolate brownie.
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Why is it called backyard, is that a suggested place to eat it, next to the garbage can? I don't know how much you would have to pay me to eat this but it would be a lot.
Quote: DRichToday for dinner I had a Backyard BBQ. BBQ chicken, pork patty, sweet corn, mashed potato, and a chocolate brownie.
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These were banned in Russian gulags and North Korean prison camps as too unhealthy.
Quote: rxwineQuote: DRichToday for dinner I had a Backyard BBQ. BBQ chicken, pork patty, sweet corn, mashed potato, and a chocolate brownie.
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These were banned in Russian gulags and North Korean prison camps as too unhealthy.
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Yet there are Americans who think this stuff qualifies as actual food. 700 calories, 24 G of fat, 1500 mg of salt, and 90 carbs. There are basically four different items in the container and you have a list of ingredients that is well over a hundred items long. Over 30 different ingredients just in the corn. This gives processed food an entirely new meaning.
