Cheese, chocolate or nothing at all

gordy wrote:

Over here (Northern Ireland) some fast food joints are deep frying Snickers and Mars bars(Milky way in the U.S.) in batter.
I know you don't belive me but I swear it's true

LOL I believe you gordy. Here in the states we have the Food Network. A few months ago, they featured a restauraunt that served exactly what you said...deep fried candy bars. They even deep fried Twinkees!

Talk about fattening! People on the show loved those things. I think it's gross myself and have no desire to try it.

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i for one am quite partial to cheese soauces of various kinds over fish of certain sorts.

cavfancier wrote:

Mmm...chocolate liver....

and if you don't like liver with chocolate, you have probably never been 'pregnant' - [come to think of it........(and neither has Cav!)]

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ebrown_p wrote:

Liver isn't food.

hey, the problem with liver is 'biblical'

people tend to 'crucify' it rather than cook it gently to a rare delicacy; and, smothered in fried mushrooms and onions, and yes, if you wish, a nice cheese sauce (especially if served with cauliflower)....
aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

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mmmmmm liver

lightly cook up a little smoked bacon, saute a big vidalia onion in the drippings, layer chicken livers over top, and then sliced apples - throw a lid over top and let it all simmer together. the caramelized onions and sweet liver infused with the apple flavour. paradise. mmmmmmmmmm.

if any of the liver is left over for another meal, smush it onto a good piece of sour rye bread, put a piece of swiss cheese on - your eyes will roll back in pleasure.

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ah Beth; you ambrosia tongued gourmet, you!

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It was the smushed liver on sour rye that got ya, wasn't it :wink:

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yer such a "smusher"!

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a question- why would you ruin a perfectly good chocolate bar by FRYING IT!?!?!?

disgusting. blech...

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I like chocolate coughdrops.
You can get them in Sainsbury's. Wee choccy things that are hard like candy but they taste of chocolate.

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Heliotrope wrote:

I like chocolate coughdrops.
You can get them in Sainsbury's. Wee choccy things that are hard like candy but they taste of chocolate.

Thanks for the liver tips. Not only am I now drooling all over my keyboard, I wish I could try those chocolate coughdrops. Too bad that I don't have a cold anymore...

off topic question... ehBeth? What in the world is your icon? Out of the corner of my eye I thought it to be a squirrel. Now, I don't know what it could be.

I don't know what to say. I guess that it all depends on the consumer. I wouldn't fry my choco... frying is what stores do to food that went bad... in my opinion... in order to sell it. It tastes good but the inner flavor is lost.

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Mhatte-Rhaye wrote:

off topic question... ehBeth? What in the world is your icon? Out of the corner of my eye I thought it to be a squirrel. Now, I don't know what it could be.

I doubt if you could have mistaken ebeth's dogs for a squirrel, so if you are asking about mine, it's a hoary marmot I encountered at Denali National Park last summer.

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BoGoWo wrote:

and if you don't like liver with chocolate, you have probably never been 'pregnant' - [come to think of it........(and neither has Cav!)]

I have been pregnant twice, and I never could have stomached liver with chocolate then! In fact I was not sure I was pregnant until I ordered shrimp scampi (one of my all-time favorites) and discovered that I could not tolerate even the smell of garlic.

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Chocolate is the Food of the Gods. Cheese is just cheese.

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Terry wrote:

.......I have been pregnant twice, and I never could have stomached liver with chocolate then! In fact I was not sure I was pregnant until I ordered shrimp scampi (one of my all-time favorites) and discovered that I could not tolerate even the smell of garlic.

it seems garlic (good for what ails ya; vampires to heart ailments) can even be, when consumed liberally, by only one of the 'participants', an effective birth control device. Shocked

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For all of those who dis sushi with chocolate, may I point you here:

http://www.chocolatesushi.com/whatIs.html

Courtesy of an acquaintance, Renee Foote.

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Mhatte-Rhaye wrote:

off topic question... ehBeth? What in the world is your icon? Out of the corner of my eye I thought it to be a squirrel. Now, I don't know what it could be.

Mhatte-Rhaye - my earlier avatar was my two dogs snoozing on the sofa together. I'm back to 'wearing' my regular avatar, known around here as the deerhuahua. Very Happy

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If you could eat either cheese or chocolate, which would you choose?

Personally, I would take the cheese any day. In fact, a few weeks ago I ate two blocks of cheese in one day, one for lunch and the other for dinner...YUM!

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Chocolate, but only the best organic dark.

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ehBeth wrote:

Mhatte-Rhaye - my earlier avatar was my two dogs snoozing on the sofa together. I'm back to 'wearing' my regular avatar, known around here as the deerhuahua.

a 'deerhuahua' tastes subtley of chocolate, and cheese; but for goodness sake don't tell ehBeth, that i ate it! Shocked

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Dark chocolate - the higher the percentage of cocoa, the better and I prefer the good stuff!

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Cheese, chocolate or nothing at all

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