under the heading of 'freaky food'
bulka > wrote:
> On Apr 23, 3:03 pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
>> blake murphy > wrote:
>>> ...is this entry from *boingboing*
>>
>>> <http://www.boingboing.net/2009/04/21/freaky-food-fun-inse.html>
>>
>>> dried spaghetti jammed into hot dog sections and boiled. no, it's not to
>>> my taste, but those of you with younger ankle-biters in your household or
>>> under your temporary dominion may want to give it a try.
>>
>> Boiled hot dogs <shiver>. Maybe if you used spaghettini or
>> vermicelli that cooked really quick.
>
> SQ - check the livejournal russian site.
That's the link I clicked. I saw pretty pictures of hairy hot dogs
and bunch of a funny looking letters.
> Even without this, though,
> what part of cooking with hot dogs should be the clue that it is not a
> gourmet meal?
I'm sorry I gave you that impression by using those sophisticated
Italian words ending in "i'".
There's nothing wrong with it not being a gourmet meal. It's about
boiling the flavor out of perfectly good mystery-meat tube-steaks
and making them a tasteless pile of plop. When you could cook them
any other way and make them downright tasty.
I say grill the hot dogs and then bard with the cooked noodles.
Easy as that!
> Nieces coming this weekend. Guess what's for dinner.
I take it you're Russian. And not because of the hot dogs.
-sw (Kielbassa sounds good tonight...)
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