SacredCow
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Tue Jul-08-08 08:33 AM
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Who else is ready for the Sordid Lives series to start? |
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:bounce:
We're having some friends over to watch. It's also going to be a pot-luck of southern funeral-type food (heaven help me, I'm making a tuna casserole with a potato chip crust!).
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Tue Jul-08-08 08:34 AM
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Don't be cheap. Use the canned french-fried onions :toast:
I'm not familiar with that series. What network will it be on?
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SacredCow
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Tue Jul-08-08 08:38 AM
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2. It's going to be on LOGO... |
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Starts July 23rd.
But it HAS to be potato chips to be in keeping with the movie!
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Tue Jul-08-08 09:01 AM
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that the canned french-fried onions went on top of the green beans with mushroom soup. Boy was my Mom ever wrong! :hi:
We had chips on our tuna casserole.
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Tue Jul-08-08 09:07 AM
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4. I remember the green bean casserole.... |
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from my childhood, and yeah- it had the french fried onions on top.
I never had a tuna casserole with potato chips, but then again the only tuna I eat is the fresh stuff so mom probably would not have even attempted a tuna casserole.
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Tue Jul-08-08 01:12 PM
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"Green Bean Casserole" were for "spacial" occasions.
Really? No tuna casserole? Wow. Mac and Cheese? Beenie Weenies? I guess I should not assume you are a child of the 50's but all that stuff was common where I lived. Those things and Jello, always with the freaking Jello.
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Tue Jul-08-08 01:55 PM
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6. child of the 70's here.... |
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I just could never get past the smell of canned tuna. Even the pouch tuna that they have now has a smell that just doesn't appeal to me.
Now, fresh yellowfin steaks, seared rare? Or sushi? I'm all over it!
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Tue Jul-08-08 03:08 PM
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7. My mom used the french-fried onions on just about every casserole |
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If it wasn't them, it was usually seasoned breadcrumbs (especially with her chicken casserole -- imagine chicken a la king mixed with noodles and baked in a dish.) On rare occasion, she might use tater tots.
But potato chips? Not in my family! :hi:
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Tue Jul-08-08 06:01 PM
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8. That actually sounds good. |
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It has been a long while since I made a chicken casserole or even a tuna casserole. That is surely comfort food now. Something that is rare since the kids have grown and flown the coop and I try not to eat meat very often.
Not to further the thread jacking here but I grew up on bologna sandwiches. You could not get me near one of those now. A funny aside, it must have been a real hoot to my parents, my dad took bologna sandwiches to work everyday so we as children referred to bologna sandwiches as Daddy's Meat sandwiches. I can only imagine how funny they must have thought that was. :P
There was never, ever a bottle of pop or Kool Aide in my house. It was always an off brand like Kool Aide but no pop ever. Hamburgers every Saturday while watching Chiller. OK, I think I am done reminiscing.
Sorry for the threadjack.
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Tue Jul-08-08 10:24 PM
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9. we sophisticated new yawkers had Cracker crumbs on casseroles |
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Edited on Tue Jul-08-08 10:25 PM by mitchtv
peanut butter and jelly all through grammar school then graduated to bologna in HS, Now back to the thread: I luv Leslie Jordan.We'll be watching
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