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echoes 03-08-2005 20:17

"On the Road Food"
 
Greetings! I was curious if You all had any great "on-the-road" recipies?

My Favorite is : A Sprite mixed with some KettleOne Vodka. Great at any hour!

:) Holly

Jack Moroney (RIP) 03-08-2005 20:37

Depends on how long it has been run over :rolleyes:

Jack Moroney

echoes 03-08-2005 20:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Moroney
Depends on how long it has been run over :rolleyes:

Jack Moroney

Sir, well, ??? I don't get-it? :-)

Holly

The Reaper 03-08-2005 21:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by echoes
Sir, well, ??? I don't get-it? :-)

Holly

"On the Road Food" = Road Kill.

Get it now?

TR

CPTAUSRET 03-08-2005 23:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Moroney
Depends on how long it has been run over :rolleyes:

Jack Moroney

That was funny!

echoes 03-09-2005 17:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Reaper
"On the Road Food" = Road Kill.

Get it now?

TR

Yes, and yes. Thank you Sir. My appologies for being so dumb.

Holly :munchin

Pete 03-09-2005 17:28

Road Kill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack Moroney
Depends on how long it has been run over :rolleyes:

Jack Moroney

How flat is more important than how long. If it's out near the middle it can get pretty flat and dry real quick. Now off on the side near the ditch it can age better. Without too many rips it can stay fairly juicy.

Pete

echoes 03-09-2005 17:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete
How flat is more important than how long. If it's out near the middle it can get pretty flat and dry real quick. Now off on the side near the ditch it can age better. Without too many rips it can stay fairly juicy.

Pete

Greetings Sir,

A little bird told me that SF Soldiers enjoy deer from time to time? Does that apply? :)

Holly

Pete 03-09-2005 18:09

Deer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by echoes
A little bird told me that SF Soldiers enjoy deer from time to time? Does that apply? :)

Holly;
Who told you about the deer? That deer we ate caused all kinds of problems. Kicked off about 10 15-6 investigations and caused the battalion comander to go balistic. Good thing Forest K. at Group HQ backed me or it was the long walk off a short plank for this young (at the time) team sergeant.

I ate deer before that little dust up and again after. I'd eat deer anytime. If I ever found time to get back to my plot up in Iowa I'd get me a big fat corn feed one and munch on it.

Pete

Doc 03-09-2005 18:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by echoes
Greetings Sir,

A little bird told me that SF Soldiers enjoy deer from time to time? Does that apply? :)

Holly

Hello Holly, hope you are well.

I love venison. Put an "X" next to my name will ya?

Doc

echoes 03-09-2005 18:21

Hey Doc!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Doc
Hello Holly, hope you are well.

I love venison. Put an "X" next to my name will ya?

Doc


Yes Sir! :o I guess according to "Pete" that Deer is a big hit 'round these parts? Well, ya'll come on down here to Oklahoma, we have lots of deer, and even deer hunters. :)

I am curious though, what goes with deer to make a meal?

Holly

alphamale 03-09-2005 18:27

Ms. Holly,

Don't you let Sir Jack Moroney ruffle your feathers - he was just being Mean Mr. Smartypants !

Requirements for Good On-the-Road food:

1) Carries well - doesn't get easily squished in the bag, even when rolling down a cliff on top of it :)

2) Lasts for at least 3-5 days

3) Is somewhat better than just pure sugar

4) Can eat it in very small amounts without making the rest of it ick.


Given that, I keep:

1) Cashews
2) Peanut MnM's
3) Your fave health-food bars

Also ordered some yogurt-covered dried cherries for my last trip that were good from a guy who quit his geek job and went into the exotic-dried-fruits-by-mail-order biz.

FrontSight

Pete 03-09-2005 18:30

Meat on the Grill
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by echoes
I am curious though, what goes with deer to make a meal?

Holly

Holly;
Guy rule # 1. When a guy has meat on the grill he does not fill up on rabbit food. Salt. Pepper and beer are all you need when munching on meat.

OK, OK, for you guys on a "Healthy Diet" you can throw in some lightly grilled onions and green peppers.

Once you get your fill you can nibble on other things like greens and taters.

Pete

echoes 03-09-2005 18:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete
Holly;
Guy rule # 1. When a guy has meat on the grill he does not fill up on rabbit food. Salt. Pepper and beer are all you need when munching on meat.

OK, OK, for you guys on a "Healthy Diet" you can throw in some lightly grilled onions and green peppers.

Once you get your fill you can nibble on other things like greens and taters.

Pete


Frontsight, Good Call!! Thank you... :-)

Pete, greetings Sir, I will remember the hint about the meat on the grill idea. I just toss a salad anyway, and grab me that yummy steak! :D

Great ideas folks,
Holly

Jack Moroney (RIP) 03-09-2005 20:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by FrontSight
Ms. Holly,

Don't you let Sir Jack Moroney ruffle your feathers - he was just being Mean Mr. Smartypants !

Damn FS, such language. Do you eat with that mouth? :eek:

Jack Moroney


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