Red Mosquito

I had a nice chicken and cheddar on rye today. Pickles, mayo and colmans mustard included

Any of you southeasterners had a Manna sandwich? I’m thinking of trying to make it cuz it sounds delicious.

https://gardenandgun.com/recipe/a-sandw ... om-heaven/

Is that just a sloppy Joe?

washing machine wrote:Is that just a sloppy Joe?

Looks like it.

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Patiently awaiting spike's tonkotsu-level thread where he makes a sloppy joe.

i'd eat that no problem

I mean, me too.

wease wrote:

washing machine wrote:Is that just a sloppy Joe?

Looks like it.

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who hurt you?

washing machine wrote:Is that just a sloppy Joe?

maybe, but that's what i want to find out.

washing machine wrote:Patiently awaiting spike's tonkotsu-level thread where he makes a sloppy joe.

please.

You or your newsfeed or both have a terrible track record of guessing what's what in the world of "southern" food. Walking tacos, anyone?

That's all I'm saying.

so texas is the south

kinda?

It's its own category in beard awards, but there are regions in Texas that share strong geographical, cultural and historical connections with the deep south and the old south. Practically all of Texas that I've ever really known is "the south" with a bit of cajun and creole thrown in.

washing machine wrote:kinda?

It's its own category in beard awards, but there are regions in Texas that share strong geographical, cultural and historical connections with the deep south and the old south. Practically all of Texas that I've ever really known is "the south" with a bit of cajun and creole thrown in.

so, same as large areas of the north like chicago, due to events like the great migration. got it.

I don't really know what you're driving at in this thread about sandwiches.

i'm aware of southern cuisine beyond peculiarities like manna sandwiches and walking tacos!

thick Jim boi sangwich

On swiss

Wait 'til spike gets the scoop on pecan pie

What’s your issue, man?