I tried quinoa because everyone raves about it, and found it to be extremely bland.
I thought mixing in some salsa would liven it up.
No, it simple made inedible lumpy goo.
A friend gave me a recipe for mushroom soup made with sauerkraut juice. :eek:
That person is no longer my friend.
I make a mustard sauce that I usually put over ham and parsnips and enjoy the results. The other night I had no parsnips, but I did have snow peas. BAD IDEA.
McDonald’s Chicken McNuggets and Mountain Dew. Not sure why, but drinking a Dew after eating a nugget creates this horrible metallic taste in your mouth.
Ukrainian and Russian cuisine includes soups that are made with sauerkraut and mushrooms. Typically, this will involve wild mushroom varieties that have a more intense flavor than the plain white mushrooms that dominate here in the US. Tat said, the result is still a matter of taste. I don’t like sauerkraut, I won’t like the soup no matter what kind of mushroom you waste in it.
I like cottage cheese. I like fresh pineapple. Sometimes, because I have no dedicated lunch containers and a small fridge, I will put the two together to transport them as my work lunch. Eaten the same day, these are fine.
If you forget them in the fridge and decide to eat them the next day, the fresh pineapple’s acid evidently curdles the cottage cheese and hey presto, Satan’s Vomit ensues. :eek:
I’ve had espresso served with a curl of lemon peel. It’s pretty, but I’ve never done more then enjoy its appearance. Is coffee with a wedge of lemon “a thing”?