bluesbassman
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Fri Apr-22-11 04:28 PM
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Pre-dyed Easter eggs? Seriously?!? |
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So I walked by the cold case where the keep the eggs in my local grocery store, and there they were, bold as brass: Pre-dyed Easter Eggs!
I mean what the heck is the point of that? Half the fun was dying the eggs together with the kids.
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Fri Apr-22-11 04:32 PM
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1. It's for the fussy parents. |
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"MY little angel isn't going to get messy dyeing eggs!" :eyes:
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Fri Apr-22-11 04:37 PM
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Fri Apr-22-11 05:33 PM
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3. People are fucking lazy. Okay? |
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For a few months I worked in a grocery store. Someone once came in to buy the ingredients for homemade lasagna. On the list, and no I'm not making this up:
aluminum foil pan pre-boiled noodles jar of marinara sauce package of pre-browned hamburger package of pre-shredded mozzarella package of cottage cheese
They actually sell all these things. The question is, what exactly is the fucking point of pre-boiled lasagna noodles? Or, more precisely, what is the point of pre-cooked everything that can't be better served by going to the freezer case for Stouffer's?
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Fri Apr-22-11 07:30 PM
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4. It's possible to make a perfectly decent lasagna without boiling any noodles: just |
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use standard noodles, dry, and let the whole dish stand long enough to sog the noodles before cooking
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Fri Apr-22-11 07:36 PM
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5. There are dry noodles that you layer dry, but the recipe just includes more liquid |
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You bake it normally, and the noodles cook in the sauce. Actually good stuff, and I resent those hot, boiled noodles that tear when I try to layer them.
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Fri Apr-22-11 07:47 PM
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7. When they are layered dry, the consistency of the |
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noodles in the finished product is much better. IMHO.
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Fri Apr-22-11 08:16 PM
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9. I agree, they tend to have more structure |
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Don't know how else to describe it.
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Fri Apr-22-11 07:47 PM
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6. Fresh/cooked pasta tastes better than dried pasta. |
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Different ingredients are also used, eggs are not used in dried pasta.
The pre-cooked hamburger is a little weird, though. I would never buy that.
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Fri Apr-22-11 08:05 PM
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8. Sorry, I see nothing wrong with any of that. |
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I've never heard of pre-browned hamburger, though. Hmmm...I'm going to have to look into this. Stouffer's lasagne sucks, by the way.
Signed,
Bunny Fucking Lazy
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Fri Apr-22-11 10:34 PM
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Thanks for being so unapologetic.
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