I couldn't wait until the show was over, when he substituted ground turkey
for rib-eye, well that's just a POS something on a roll... waiting to see
what cheese he uses... standby... wait, nevermind, you can't do a reduced
calorie cheesesteak, you're just creating a new species!

Geez...

Andy

Andy wrote:
> I couldn't wait until the show was over, when he substituted ground turkey
> for rib-eye, well that's just a POS something on a roll... waiting to see
> what cheese he uses... standby... wait, nevermind, you can't do a reduced
> calorie cheesesteak, you're just creating a new species!
>
> Geez...
>
> Andy

I don't have much else to add; I'm amused at the thought of somebody
getting angry and yelling at their television during a cooking show.

Andy wrote:

> I couldn't wait until the show was over, when he substituted ground turkey
> for rib-eye, well that's just a POS something on a roll... waiting to see
> what cheese he uses... standby... wait, nevermind, you can't do a reduced
> calorie cheesesteak, you're just creating a new species!
>
> Geez...
>
> Andy

The turkey wasn't ground, it was smoked turkey. It looked like it was
sliced & then roughly chopped in thin strips.

It did look interesting though as a recipe in it's self.

You should have seen what he did to corned beef hash: Turkey, sweet
potato, bell peppers and tex-mex seasoning.


Dawn



Denise~* wrote:

> Andy wrote:
>
>> I couldn't wait until the show was over, when he substituted ground
>> turkey for rib-eye, well that's just a POS something on a roll...
>> waiting to see what cheese he uses... standby... wait, nevermind, you
>> can't do a reduced calorie cheesesteak, you're just creating a new
>> species!
>>
>> Geez...
>>
>> Andy
>
>
> The turkey wasn't ground, it was smoked turkey. It looked like it was
> sliced & then roughly chopped in thin strips.
>
> It did look interesting though as a recipe in it's self.
>
>

On Thu 28 Apr 2005 08:38:41a, Dawn wrote in rec.food.cooking:

> You should have seen what he did to corned beef hash: Turkey, sweet
> potato, bell peppers and tex-mex seasoning.
>
>
> Dawn

Urp!

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
____________________________________________

Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu 28 Apr 2005 08:38:41a, Dawn wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>
>> You should have seen what he did to corned beef hash: Turkey, sweet
>> potato, bell peppers and tex-mex seasoning.
>>
>>
>> Dawn
>
> Urp!
>
> --
> Wayne Boatwright *¿*
===================

No. That's more like .....Ugggghhhhh.... SPEW!!! That's just nasty.

Cyndi Tellingitlikeitis!

Adam Preble wrote:
> Andy wrote:
>
>> I couldn't wait until the show was over, when he substituted ground
>> turkey for rib-eye, well that's just a POS something on a roll...
>> waiting to see what cheese he uses... standby... wait, nevermind, you
>> can't do a reduced calorie cheesesteak, you're just creating a new
>> species!
>>
>> Geez...
>>
>> Andy
>
>
> I don't have much else to add; I'm amused at the thought of somebody
> getting angry and yelling at their television during a cooking show.

Too add something more substantial -- give the guy a break. The one
time I watched the show, he did make what looked like a nice, healthier
version of a calzone using a flaky crust.

"Dawn" > wrote

> You should have seen what he did to corned beef hash: Turkey, sweet
> potato, bell peppers and tex-mex seasoning.

Did you see the look on the guy's face? The one who wanted the
corned beef hash? Funny.

nancy