"Guy" Foods

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You had one keg of beer that lasted a whole week???
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Well, in our defense, there was also quite a lot of leftover alcohol in bottles and cans for us to consume with our other meals. Keg beer was reserved for breakfast only, for some odd reason.

Sounds like I might have to turn in my chick card…I like hunks of dead animal, on the bone, in a can, pretty much however you can serve 'em. Cold pizza? Yup. Personally I prefer mustard (nice coarse, horseradishy mustard) on my liverwurst sandwiches (with sliced onion on rye bread).

There are things that I see and think “A guy invented that” - the assorted things that aren’t hot dogs but roll around on the hot dog roller at 7-11, for example. Doesn’t mean I don’t eat them.

One food difference between the men and women I’ve known is that the women are less inclined to turn food into a contest. I’ve never been at a party and had a woman come out of the kitchen with a jar of hot peppers betting the rest of us that she can eat more of them without taking a drink than the rest of us. Can’t say that for my male friends. I’ve never had a female friend tell me, and then show me that she can stuff an entire Big Mac in her mouth at once. Again, not true of my guy friends.

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There, changed that for you.
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Uh, not sure why. You can make Eggs Benedict with soy-based Canadian bacon, or by substituting other things (such as portabella mushrooms) or by leaving it out entirely. It’s one of my favorite breakfasts.

[QUOTE=OpalCat]
Uh, not sure why. You can make Eggs Benedict with soy-based Canadian bacon, or by substituting other things (such as portabella mushrooms) or by leaving it out entirely. It’s one of my favorite breakfasts.
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But then what you have is Not Exactly™ Eggs Benedict. And not guy food. (and all men know, Eggs Benedict is served with a side of Hollandaise…and a straw.

[Bender Bending Rodriguez]
Oh, and I got the Col’s secret recipe:
Chicken
Salt
Grease!
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[QUOTE=Unintentionally Blank]
But more importantly, does anybody realize that our favorite biscuits and gravy is pretty much just:

Pepper, Bacon, Bacon Fat, Flour, Flour, and Shortening?
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You say that like it is a bad thing.

[QUOTE=Unintentionally Blank]
But then what you have is Not Exactly™ Eggs Benedict. And not guy food. (and all men know, Eggs Benedict is served with a side of Hollandaise…and a straw.
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Hollandaise sauce is not guy food. Eggs Benedict is too fancy. I love Eggs Benedict with every beat of my ever encrusted heart, but it’s not guy food unless you can cook it in an iron skillet over a campfire.

Man type breakfast:
Steak
Homefries, with onions
Fried eggs.
Toast, with butter, and jam.
Hot coffee
OJ.

Man lunch:
Burger and fries, with a milkshake. The bigger the burger, the more manly.

Man dinner:
Had steak for breakfast, so maybe not for dinner, today.
Roast chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas.
Apple pie for desert. With ice cream.

Tris

[QUOTE=Triskadecamus]
Man type breakfast:
Steak
Homefries, with onions
Fried eggs.
Toast, with butter, and jam.
Hot coffee
OJ.

Man lunch:
Burger and fries, with a milkshake. The bigger the burger, the more manly.

Man dinner:
Had steak for breakfast, so maybe not for dinner, today.
Roast chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas.
Apple pie for desert. With ice cream.

Tris
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Man health care: coronary artery bypass surgery by the age of 45 :stuck_out_tongue:

[QUOTE=Maureen]
Man health care: coronary artery bypass surgery by the age of 45 :stuck_out_tongue:
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Funny you should say that – I’m a 45-year old man, and I had an angioplasty/stent a month ago.

[QUOTE=3waygeek]
Funny you should say that – I’m a 45-year old man, and I had an angioplasty/stent a month ago.
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I’m glad you got it taken care of and are on the mend. Good prognosis, I hope?

[QUOTE=Cluricaun]
Hollandaise sauce is not guy food. Eggs Benedict is too fancy. I love Eggs Benedict with every beat of my ever encrusted heart, but it’s not guy food unless you can cook it in an iron skillet over a campfire.
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I dunno, you know what’s in it? butter, Butter, BUTTER, egg yolks, and some lemon juice. If guy food = unhealthy, it’s pretty high up on the scale.

( Hollandaise sauce - Wikipedia )

Best Steak I can remember was a ribeye, smothered in Hollandaise, with crab lumps.

Fancy? sure.

Manly? Fuckyea.

[QUOTE=Unintentionally Blank]
I dunno, you know what’s in it? butter, Butter, BUTTER, egg yolks, and some lemon juice. If guy food = unhealthy, it’s pretty high up on the scale.

( Hollandaise sauce - Wikipedia )

Best Steak I can remember was a ribeye, smothered in Hollandaise, with crab lumps.

Fancy? sure.

Manly? Fuckyea.
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Sure, but it’s French, so that takes it down a few notches on said scale. :wink:

One of my guy friends loves pulled pork sandwiches …something I have never eaten and have no desire to try

[QUOTE=Unintentionally Blank]
I dunno, you know what’s in it? butter, Butter, BUTTER, egg yolks, and some lemon juice. If guy food = unhealthy, it’s pretty high up on the scale.
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I have a recipe that’s really good, easier to make, and is basically butter, butter, butter, heavy whipping cream, butter, egg yolks, and lemon juice. MMmmmmmm. Faaaaaat.

[QUOTE=gwendee]
Personally I prefer mustard (nice coarse, horseradishy mustard) on my liverwurst sandwiches (with sliced onion on rye bread).

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That’s exactly how we make them in my household – we call them “heartburn delights.”

Oh, and I love peanut butter and sliced sweet pickle sandwiches, too.

And pulled pork sandwiches dripping with barbecue sauce are heavenly.

(Yup, I’m a girl.)

[QUOTE=Cluricaun]
Hollandaise sauce is not guy food. Eggs Benedict is too fancy. I love Eggs Benedict with every beat of my ever encrusted heart, but it’s not guy food unless you can cook it in an iron skillet over a campfire.
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Oh, it’s guy food if you walk into a diner, order it and eat it. Guy food = didn’t make it yourself.

Unless you’re a chef. Everyone knows guys make the best chefs. :wink:

(There is also a powdered Hollandaise sauce mix you can buy. It’s not as bad as you’d think, even.)

[QUOTE=AlmondJoy]
One of my guy friends loves pulled pork sandwiches …something I have never eaten and have no desire to try
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Oh, how you are missing out.

[QUOTE=Biffy the Elephant Shrew]
Cold pizza for breakfast. Yum.
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My favorite sister and my wife both do this; now that I think about it, so did my mother. I am utterly flabbergasted each time I witness it, for nothing, in my view, could be more pointlessly gross. I mean, the microwave is RIGHT THERE.