I don’t like mustard on hard pretzels but like it on soft ones. I discovered this on accident. I was at a ball game and my pretzel fell into the mustard that was on my hog dog (yes, it was a Reese’s ad come to life!).
Kraft Dinner with ketchup. OK, maybe not that weird. But I eat it with ketchup and mustard!
fried chicken–cold, it’s always better cold
cold pizza…gross
Goulash a la mom:
Elbow macaroni, ground beef, condensed tomato soup.
What’s this crap from Hungary?
I like my bacon soft and chewy, not crunchy. I like limp french fries too.
This thread reminds me of grandma’s Yamasketti.
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Ground beef, browned
Can of mushroom soup
Can of tomato soup
Velveeta
Put it all together and mix it into egg noodles. Then bake in a 350 degree oven for 45 min.
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The result is amazingly delicious comfort food–the kind your grandma made for a quick supper.
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I need to make this soon. Its been way too long.
Cheddar cheese instead of American cheese in just about anything, including grilled cheese sandwiches and cheeseburgers.
I can’t eat hash browns without A-1 sauce. I’m not sure how unusual that is, though.
My contribution is more about Sr. Olives: because he’s the world’s laziest human being when it comes to food preparation, he eats bell peppers whole, like you would an apple. It drives me nuts.
Ours is condensed tomato soup, a can of peas, and hamburger! I started adding macaroni later myself.
Oh, hell yes. I often read people saying that cheddar cheese makes lousy grilled cheese sandwiches compared to American, and I figure they’re doing it wrong: nothing’s better than sharp cheddar with herbs and garlic salt grilled on heavily-buttered whole-wheat toast and washed down with a beer.
Heh, my grandfather, who was from Hungary, “invented” this dish whenever he was the one who had to make dinner for my mother (and my mother used to make it for me). It was called Macaroni a la Shelli:
Elbow macaroni, hot dogs, tinned mushrooms and tomato sauce baked in the oven in a casserole dish.
Another person who over-gingers and over-wasabis each individual piece of sushi. I also don’t like to dip it into soy very much anymore, so just the lightest dab will do. It’s all about a wasabi sandwiched in between the maki and ginger.
My mother’s contribution to the Cream of Mushroom soup genre: Fry diced onions mixed with (in my case, fake) ground beef and tinned mushrooms. Add the soup, heat thoroughly, season with salt and lots of black pepper, and serve the resulting mess on top of buttered, boiled potatoes. Love.
My husband and I both do that, and, what’s more, we both did it before we ever met. We may also add other things (molasses, Heinz spicy ketchup, bbq sauce, etc.) but we always add mustard. It just perks up the flavour perfectly.