Anybody know where there's an all-day breakfast diner nearby? I have a strong craving for a heart stopping meal chock full of fats and starches which are really, really bad for me.
weve got lotsa arsenic in our drinking water. The feds have asked that it be kept below 10ppb . Ive been doing some research in a 5 state area and there are BELTS of high arsenic and (other nasties) that correspond to the minerals in the rock. . SO, since animals concentrate many of these poisons, I wonder whether it couldnt be exzcerbated by water concentrations. I know that, some of the arsenic belts are in certain areas of the Delmarva and Tidewater provinces (Where chicken growing is the primary ag business)
Ive seen water concentrations that are 10 X higher than Fed guidelines (The feds just lowered the guidelines in 2006 and weve bee trying to adapt)
[Have been quite a few times to Dundee [actually Monifieth] (and even in my navy uniform ), can say Auchtermuchty, had had a “Full Scottish Breakfast” with a Pipe Major and attended a Scottish lavish wedding reception feast (all males survived the jumps from the Tay bridge)]
I wonder, if I could have a cock-a-leekie pie for lunch with a pot od tea, please.
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Frank Apisa
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Sat 16 Feb, 2013 05:56 am
@Setanta,
I think there is a White Castle around the corner...down a few blocks.
I think their hamburgers are made from meat...but in any case, lots of fats and starches. Have the fries! And they work better than the most expensive colon cleansers.
Best of all...they are considered dinner, lunch, and/or breakfast!
ya missed our annual fried yeast donut festival to celebrate the start of Lent. The donuts were exceptional this year and theres a guy who makes em and then cuts em in half, fills the insides with cheese, bacon an egg and more cheese. SOrta like a Pa Dutch egg mcmuffin in a FAstnacht
ya missed our annual fried yeast donut festival to celebrate the start of Lent. The donuts were exceptional this year and theres a guy who makes em and then cuts em in half, fills the insides with cheese, bacon an egg and more cheese.
Which some might say is a neat symbol for separating a lady's Darwinian inheritance from her Christian conscience.
There is considerable symbolism in food creativity. Take a "ham sammich" as an example. Or a "sausage butty". "Spotted dick". "Cherry pie".
It is always ladies who ceremonially take part in pancake races.
Which some might say is a neat symbol for separating a lady's Darwinian inheritance from her Christian conscience.
Im certain that was on the cooks mind when he created em.
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edgarblythe
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Sat 16 Feb, 2013 11:17 am
@farmerman,
About the arsenic. I have not found out yet how serious the problem is, as regards chicken meat. The FDA only admitted it was there over the past few days, if my information is correct. The article I read says they feed arsenic to the chickens.
I have a conspiracy theorist friend that was all over this in the fall.
I can't give up another meat just now...
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Lola
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Sat 16 Feb, 2013 12:12 pm
@Setanta,
Wassau, get this man whatever he wants for his breakfast and I'll stop by his table later to speak to him about it. Or maybe I'll join him. Make enough for me too.
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Lola
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Sat 16 Feb, 2013 12:15 pm
@Frank Apisa,
oh wait, I'll come too......
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Lola
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Sat 16 Feb, 2013 12:16 pm
@Setanta,
I love sliders too. But no french fries for me. I'm watching my weight......just a little.
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Joe Nation
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Sat 16 Feb, 2013 12:34 pm
Is it too late to order the frittata?
Red peppers, mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, spinach with a side of sausage.
Please.
), can say Auchtermuchty, had had a “Full Scottish Breakfast” with a Pipe Major and attended a Scottish lavish wedding reception feast (all males survived the jumps from the Tay bridge)]