Red Mosquito

spike wrote:Beef Wellington is encased in pastry and not fried. Also has a layer of a pate like substance inside. Completely different than a corn dog.

Sounds good. Would like to try it.

I tried corn dogs for the first time a couple years ago after being curious about them for years and honestly I was pretty disappointed, though I'm not sure what else I expected

Which variety was it? Have you tried a Korean one?

never a fan of corn dogs

Corn dog quality can vary greatly, and is highly dependent on environment when consuming

bodysnatcher wrote:Corn dog quality can vary greatly, and is highly dependent on environment when consuming

This is a solid take.

Anders wrote:

spike wrote:Beef Wellington is encased in pastry and not fried. Also has a layer of a pate like substance inside. Completely different than a corn dog.

Sounds good. Would like to try it.

Take it to the Nebraska thread (meat surrounded by bread - same thing)

Bammer wrote:

Anders wrote:

spike wrote:Beef Wellington is encased in pastry and not fried. Also has a layer of a pate like substance inside. Completely different than a corn dog.

Sounds good. Would like to try it.

Take it to the Nebraska thread (meat surrounded by bread - same thing)

Fried cornmeal batter isn’t bread, but I defer to your vast food expertise.

anyone getting one of those excellent looking Popeye’s turkeys for thanksgiving?

They do look succulent

Thank goodness for the burrito roach which has saved me more times than maybe any other dish in existence.

Macarons are overrated. In fact, I usually go out of my way to avoid them if they’re available for consumption.

Jorge wrote:I tried corn dogs for the first time a couple years ago after being curious about them for years and honestly I was pretty disappointed, though I'm not sure what else I expected

This is the experience of every Mid-Western American.

Chris_H_2 wrote:Macarons are overrated. In fact, I usually go out of my way to avoid them if they’re available for consumption.

My kid can’t het enough of them. Always pink.

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Macarons are overrated. In fact, I usually go out of my way to avoid them if they’re available for consumption.

My kid can’t het enough of them. Always pink.

to be fair, she was probably eating ones in paris that are better (relatively) than anything you can get here.

note: i don't even know if that's possible (i'm not a macaron expert (i'm sure trag will chime in)), but it sounds right.

epilogue wrote:

Jorge wrote:I tried corn dogs for the first time a couple years ago after being curious about them for years and honestly I was pretty disappointed, though I'm not sure what else I expected

This is the experience of every Mid-Western American.

First, it’s cinnamon rolls topped with chili and now you don’t eat corn dogs? What kind of godforsaken hell is this midwest you continually attempt to end discussions with?

let’s be real, joey was probably eating Quorn Dogs

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Macarons are overrated. In fact, I usually go out of my way to avoid them if they’re available for consumption.

My kid can’t het enough of them. Always pink.

to be fair, she was probably eating ones in paris that are better (relatively) than anything you can get here.

note: i don't even know if that's possible (i'm not a macaron expert (i'm sure trag will chime in)), but it sounds right.

I mean they named their president after them so I assume there’s some sort of validity to that

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Macarons are overrated. In fact, I usually go out of my way to avoid them if they’re available for consumption.

My kid can’t het enough of them. Always pink.

to be fair, she was probably eating ones in paris that are better (relatively) than anything you can get here.

note: i don't even know if that's possible (i'm not a macaron expert (i'm sure trag will chime in)), but it sounds right.

There were some very good ones and then the usual lot too.