cooking with HMT: Delicious cholresterol dogs
11-07-2008, 03:38 AM
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Re: cooking with HMT: Delicious cholresterol dogs
two lone hotdogs, a few slices of bacon, and the last slice of cheese in the bag sponsored the recipe.
and yeah, the ------ bun split on me before i even got it opened. cheap *** store buns. american cheese is tasty, espically land-o-lakes american. its all in preference
my camera was ------- up due to the fluorescent light that's in the range hood and made the bacon way darker than what it actually was. was barely crispy.
faster to nuke them.
right, because it's made with pork and beef thats processed, slaughtered, raped, violated, whatever, no ------- ----. it was directed AT BUK not at your nog ***.
ill come up with something over the weekend, i didn't have my phone on me or my camera due to lack of good batteries, so i didn't do a write-up of the pork roast with potatoes/carrots/gravy from 2 nights ago. workin on the freezer and making room for deer and cleaning out cupboards the past few months
and yeah, the ------ bun split on me before i even got it opened. cheap *** store buns. american cheese is tasty, espically land-o-lakes american. its all in preference
Originally Posted by stillnoturbo
Damn you make some wicked ghetto food dude. That bacon does look tasty though but you cooked that ---- too long. I don't like crumbly bacon. I'm surprised you didn't throw the whole thing into a fryer and deep fry it. I lost like two years of my life just looking at this thread. lol.
Originally Posted by 98redcavz24
I didn't read any of this but that's hardly worthy of a recipe thread. Who microwaves a hotdog?
Originally Posted by jagojon3
No you ------- twit, you obviously don't get it. There's no way you could "cook it Halal"
ill come up with something over the weekend, i didn't have my phone on me or my camera due to lack of good batteries, so i didn't do a write-up of the pork roast with potatoes/carrots/gravy from 2 nights ago. workin on the freezer and making room for deer and cleaning out cupboards the past few months
11-07-2008, 03:39 AM
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Re: cooking with HMT: Delicious cholresterol dogs
Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
right, because it's made with pork and beef thats processed, slaughtered, raped, violated, whatever, no ------- ----. it was directed AT BUK not at your nog ***.
11-07-2008, 03:44 AM
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Re: cooking with HMT: Delicious cholresterol dogs
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Wrong again.
Originally Posted by [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halal
[/url]
i highly doubt american slaughterhouses processed the pork/beef properly
quote author=jay link=topic=98424.msg1212874#msg1212874 date=1226040022]
just admit it tasted like ----..
you took one bite and almost threw up..
you then opened up the bun and tossed out the cheese and onions and ate the bacon alone then closed the hot dog bun and took a bite out of it thinking it would taste like a normal hot dog but the taste of the onions with the over cooked hotdog made you gag and you threw up in your mouth then swallowed it in an attempt to keep your dignity
american cheese with ketchup = ------- NASTY
american cheese on a hot dog = ------- NASTY
american cheese on boiled onions = ------- NASTY
boiled onions on a hot dog bun = ------- NASTY
boiling an already microwaved hot dog with onions = ------- NASTY
i microwave my hot dogs and they come out awesome but why the ---- would you over cook your already cooked hotdog with ------- raw onions
and i had my friend try halal food vs non halal food and he couldnt taste a difference..
as far as i can tell you can only tell the difference when the meat is raw.. and halal meat is almost bloodless.. and has a lighter color.. while non halal meat is full of blood
all in all, your recipes are ------- disasters.
Halal food
Adherents to this philosophy maintain that in order for food to be considered halal, it must not be a forbidden substance and any meat must have been slaughtered according to traditional guidelines set forth by the Sunnah, known as dhabiĥa. This is the strictest definition of Halal.
Adherents to this philosophy maintain that in order for food to be considered halal, it must not be a forbidden substance and any meat must have been slaughtered according to traditional guidelines set forth by the Sunnah, known as dhabiĥa. This is the strictest definition of Halal.
i highly doubt american slaughterhouses processed the pork/beef properly
quote author=jay link=topic=98424.msg1212874#msg1212874 date=1226040022]
just admit it tasted like ----..
you took one bite and almost threw up..
you then opened up the bun and tossed out the cheese and onions and ate the bacon alone then closed the hot dog bun and took a bite out of it thinking it would taste like a normal hot dog but the taste of the onions with the over cooked hotdog made you gag and you threw up in your mouth then swallowed it in an attempt to keep your dignity
american cheese with ketchup = ------- NASTY
american cheese on a hot dog = ------- NASTY
american cheese on boiled onions = ------- NASTY
boiled onions on a hot dog bun = ------- NASTY
boiling an already microwaved hot dog with onions = ------- NASTY
i microwave my hot dogs and they come out awesome but why the ---- would you over cook your already cooked hotdog with ------- raw onions
and i had my friend try halal food vs non halal food and he couldnt taste a difference..
as far as i can tell you can only tell the difference when the meat is raw.. and halal meat is almost bloodless.. and has a lighter color.. while non halal meat is full of blood
all in all, your recipes are ------- disasters.
this never had recipe written anywhere. how the ---- is random ---- in a pan a recipe? it's leftovers.
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