The Food Topic!

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

I guess for lunch we are going to have spaghetti and bread sticks. I don't really like spaghetti but I LOVE bread sticks.

We might have that (minus the breadsticks) for dinner!

Speaking of which, tis now 6:47 PM where I am and I need to go eat breakfast. (I'm so late.)

[rakkety tam]

i love pie i mean its awsome its so fruity it can be chocolate and cocunut think of this a fresh homade berry pie just sitting there on your table and a plate a fork and a glass of milk less than a arms lenghth away i'm drooling

[Nightfire]

Try eating Otter Rockcreams. They're the best!

[Leatho Shellhound]

When it comes to food I am like a hare even though I am most like a otter.

[Dawnwing]

Since I'm camping tomorrow, I feel in the mood to ramble on about camping food!  My family camps in this group site with some relatives and friends, and one of our catchphrases is always "Nobody eats better than us when we're camping!"  Breakfast is always pancakes or french toast, with bacon, sausage, eggs, hashbrowns, and fresh fruit.  Dinner varies; we'll frequently have hamburgers and brats over the fire, along with vegetables made over the fire and a ton of other things such as fruit and pickles.  One night is always traditionally Pudgy Pie night (there's this tool you put bread and fillings (such as pizza stuff, or pie filling) in, and you set it in the fire, and it cooks it into a sort of sandwich.)  And there's always blackberries out on the trails at this time of year, so we always pick a bunch and eat them fresh, and/or have blackberry pancakes one morning.  Corn on the cob cooked over the campfire is a nightly thing.  And then there's always cookies and stuff to snack on during the day. If not for the fact that we spend a lot of time biking, swimming, and going on walks, we'd gain a ton of weight over the weekend!

[DanielofRedwall]

*drools*

Mmm.... camp food...

Marshmallows roasted over a fire is the best!

[Lutra]

Mmm....camp food.  With the warm weather, we do a lot of our grilling in tinfoil.  This allows the juices of chicken or other meats to stay in and not cook away, leaving dry meat.  Some seasoning salt and olive oil works well.

One night is always traditionally Pudgy Pie night (there's this tool you put bread and fillings (such as pizza stuff, or pie filling) in, and you set it in the fire, and it cooks it into a sort of sandwich.)

We used to have one of those...don't know where its gone to.  I know we'd put bread and jam in there and when it was done cooking you had a nice little pie. 

[Redwall Musician]

Oh, I need to talk about food. Tacos sound sooooo good right now.



You know you are in need of dinner when you post picture about food.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Food gloriouz fooooooooooooooooooooood...

Zorry, zmaw Oliver Twizt moment there...

[Tiria Wildlough]

I don't like Oliver Twist. Nor do I like 'Quoth the raven, Nevermore.'
@Redwall Musician, I love tacos!
We had scrambled eggs with cheese on top for lunch, and mashed potato, chicken, and salad. p:

[Redwall Musician]

I think I'm going to go out to eat lunch today! I didn't have tacos. Instead I ate potatoes.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Wot'z ztrange iz tha' ah've never even read Oliver Twist.

[Skalrag of Marshank]

Our youth group is having a bowling party, and so me and my brother are going bowling, then eating pizza.

[Gonff]

Our youth goes bowling once a year on our all-nighter. (We stay up all night playing games and such.) I had pizza at my grandma's yesterday since she recently went though sugary and couldn't fix a meal.

[Tiria Wildlough]

I invented this thing called a jam rollover. What you do, is, you get one slice of bread, spread it thickly with jam, and roll it up. p: It doesn't work if the bread is too dry, though.