HMT cookbook
08-19-2004, 05:57 PM
#61
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Re:HMT cookbook
^^^I hope your kidding...
BTW, where are the mexiacans at? what do they eat? i want some good mexican recipes.
usally when it comes to makin mexican food for me(your typical white boy), i buy all the ---- I cant read and mix it together, heat it up and eat it with some chips that i warmed up in the oven.
BTW, where are the mexiacans at? what do they eat? i want some good mexican recipes.
usally when it comes to makin mexican food for me(your typical white boy), i buy all the ---- I cant read and mix it together, heat it up and eat it with some chips that i warmed up in the oven.
08-19-2004, 06:15 PM
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Re:HMT cookbook
Originally Posted by Xplocivic
I think its funny that even when Quadnie has "friends over" he still posts on HMT. No wonder why they are all drunk...they are all bored to death. Thats a weird situation though, cause of all of the know-it-alls that I know, nobody likes. Oh wait, that seems to be the case here as well. 'Cept for nitrus, a noob, who Quadnie probably hired to follow him around on this board and compliment. This ---- is getting so played out.
I was just ------ with quad, tryin to get a rise out of him.. Sorry for the thread jack.. just delete all this
---- except for the recipe's and lock it.
-Ryan.
08-20-2004, 02:10 AM
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Re:HMT cookbook
has anyone seen the episode of Jackass where the guy makes an omelette by swallowing the ingredients (egg, milk, cheese, oil) Then he throws it up in a bowl and cooks it in a pan and he actually ------ eats the ----!!!!? He threw up again right after he ate it though! Damn, that's gross
08-21-2004, 03:31 PM
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Re:HMT cookbook
Originally Posted by quickcrx702
ramen with eggs-
boil water, then add ramen and the seasoning packet. when the ramen is almost cooked, add one or two eggs. dont stir that ---- up like egg drop soup, just let it sit and cook so the eggs stay in one piece.
boil water, then add ramen and the seasoning packet. when the ramen is almost cooked, add one or two eggs. dont stir that ---- up like egg drop soup, just let it sit and cook so the eggs stay in one piece.
08-21-2004, 03:52 PM
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Re:HMT cookbook
well this requires some "cooking"
fry up some jimmy dean sausage but not in paties just let it get all broken up then make some mashed patatoes about 4 servings then make some corn "i prefer the frozen kind in the big bags" make alot cook everything takes about 10min put it all in a big pot "normally the same one you made the mashed patatoes in" smother the top with shredded cheese of you choice put in oven till cheese is melted.
i know it seem like alot of work but depending on how much you make 1 person can eat dinner for a week on this and reheating is quick in the microwave.
Beau
fry up some jimmy dean sausage but not in paties just let it get all broken up then make some mashed patatoes about 4 servings then make some corn "i prefer the frozen kind in the big bags" make alot cook everything takes about 10min put it all in a big pot "normally the same one you made the mashed patatoes in" smother the top with shredded cheese of you choice put in oven till cheese is melted.
i know it seem like alot of work but depending on how much you make 1 person can eat dinner for a week on this and reheating is quick in the microwave.
Beau
08-21-2004, 06:14 PM
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Re:HMT cookbook
well first off i think all men should just find a woman to cook for them. but if you really want recipes.
fried rice
start out with 1 cup of rice and two cups of water set that to boil till the rice is sticky and all the water is gone.
transfer rice to a pan that is wide enough to stir rice and other stuff you will add later.
choose a marinade such as soy sauce or teryaki sauce or szechuan sauce.
lightly cover rice with sauce. stir.
then choose some vegetables (frozen work best) such as peas corn carrots and add a handful of each.
add a little more sauce. you dont want to add too much sauce because it will suck if you do. and too little will have a bland taste so pretty much you have to taste as you go along.
stir a lot.
when the vegetables are cooked you are ready to eat.
i still think you should all just find a woman because it is her job to cook.
fried rice
start out with 1 cup of rice and two cups of water set that to boil till the rice is sticky and all the water is gone.
transfer rice to a pan that is wide enough to stir rice and other stuff you will add later.
choose a marinade such as soy sauce or teryaki sauce or szechuan sauce.
lightly cover rice with sauce. stir.
then choose some vegetables (frozen work best) such as peas corn carrots and add a handful of each.
add a little more sauce. you dont want to add too much sauce because it will suck if you do. and too little will have a bland taste so pretty much you have to taste as you go along.
stir a lot.
when the vegetables are cooked you are ready to eat.
i still think you should all just find a woman because it is her job to cook.
08-30-2004, 04:27 PM
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Re:HMT cookbook
HMT BBQ sauce. (this is my personal recipe)
everything is about...
-about 3 cups catchup
-1/2 cup brown sugar (more/less to taste-the more the sweeter)
-1/2 cup molasses
-1/4 cup mustard
-2 tbsp lemon juice
-2 tbsp worstire sauce
-2 tbsp of liquid smoke
dash of salt
dash of pepper
add all of this ---- together, and wisc together. let it simmer for about an hour, ensure over low heat beacause if you use to high of heat, it will scortch it and make your sauce nasty. -then its ruined
please note
this is not a hot BBQ sauce. it is a sweet sauce. it goes good on just about anything, ribs, chicken, hambugars, anything... this is my 100% put together recipe. I also like to add coke and a little JD when doing ribs with it. this ---- is good.
this will make you more than enough for 1 meal. I can do about 6 slabs of ribs with this amount. usally I can it. canning is really simple. clean the jar out, put the sauce in there hot, put the cap on, then the round lid part, tighten that ----, and turn it up side down till its cool to touch (takes about an hour or so) then make sure the cap doesnt pop when you press it after its cool, and you can store it anywhere you want to.
everything is about...
-about 3 cups catchup
-1/2 cup brown sugar (more/less to taste-the more the sweeter)
-1/2 cup molasses
-1/4 cup mustard
-2 tbsp lemon juice
-2 tbsp worstire sauce
-2 tbsp of liquid smoke
dash of salt
dash of pepper
add all of this ---- together, and wisc together. let it simmer for about an hour, ensure over low heat beacause if you use to high of heat, it will scortch it and make your sauce nasty. -then its ruined
please note
this is not a hot BBQ sauce. it is a sweet sauce. it goes good on just about anything, ribs, chicken, hambugars, anything... this is my 100% put together recipe. I also like to add coke and a little JD when doing ribs with it. this ---- is good.
this will make you more than enough for 1 meal. I can do about 6 slabs of ribs with this amount. usally I can it. canning is really simple. clean the jar out, put the sauce in there hot, put the cap on, then the round lid part, tighten that ----, and turn it up side down till its cool to touch (takes about an hour or so) then make sure the cap doesnt pop when you press it after its cool, and you can store it anywhere you want to.
