Why do we bake cookies and cook bacon?
Your one-liner attempt at a though provoking quandry notwithstanding, but there are plenty of recipes for cookies that involve frying them in a pan.
I've also baked bacon, for that matter...wrapped around some seasoned shrimp for an appetizer. It was awesome!
Basically, bacon wrapped around just about anything is pretty awesome.
Of course, bacon baked into cookies...not as awesome as you might think.
I don't know if I think that's very awesome at all, really.
They weren't terrible.
Showing posts with label Bacon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bacon. Show all posts
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Friday, January 30, 2009
Creepy Guy Living 4 Doors Down from Rhetorical Friday
Why is it called a TV Set when there's only one?
We've talked about this.
I know...I just can't help myself on Rhetorical Friday.
Well, I certainly hope you have something good to make up for this.
Good is such a relative term. Here's something that's both amazingly good and horrifying at the same time. Rumour has it there's a foot ball game of some sort coming up this weekend. If you happen to be hosting a party and are wondering what kinds of snack foods you should provide for your guests...Holy Taco has the answer.
The Greatest Snack Food Stadium Ever Built!
We've talked about this.
I know...I just can't help myself on Rhetorical Friday.
Well, I certainly hope you have something good to make up for this.
Good is such a relative term. Here's something that's both amazingly good and horrifying at the same time. Rumour has it there's a foot ball game of some sort coming up this weekend. If you happen to be hosting a party and are wondering what kinds of snack foods you should provide for your guests...Holy Taco has the answer.
The Greatest Snack Food Stadium Ever Built!
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
In Chicago, it's just "Pizza"
Did you know that in Canada, they still call it “Canadian Bacon?” I have no idea why it’s not just "Bacon."
An interesting, albeit useless point.
Perhaps. I thought of this a while ago, while watching a hockey game...
Never would have guessed.
The game was in Toronto, so I was watching the CBC broadcast of the game. They had a commercial for McDonalds, or Tim Horton's or some other place that serves breakfast sandwiches, I forget which. Anyway, their sandwich came with an egg, cheese, and Canadian Bacon. This seemed strange to me, that in Canada it would still be referred to as "Canadian" bacon. Seems to me that when you're in Canada, it would be called bacon, and what we in the States call bacon be called "American Bacon." Ever have toast in France?
Can't say that I have.
Well, me either, but I'm willing to bet that it's more than warmed bread with a little butter.
What do they call fried potato strings?
I'm sure I don't know.
**Blagger's Note: I actually intended to run this message about 2 weeks ago, but decided not to. Since it wasn't Kosher, I didn't think it made sense to run it during Hanukkah.
An interesting, albeit useless point.
Perhaps. I thought of this a while ago, while watching a hockey game...
Never would have guessed.
The game was in Toronto, so I was watching the CBC broadcast of the game. They had a commercial for McDonalds, or Tim Horton's or some other place that serves breakfast sandwiches, I forget which. Anyway, their sandwich came with an egg, cheese, and Canadian Bacon. This seemed strange to me, that in Canada it would still be referred to as "Canadian" bacon. Seems to me that when you're in Canada, it would be called bacon, and what we in the States call bacon be called "American Bacon." Ever have toast in France?
Can't say that I have.
Well, me either, but I'm willing to bet that it's more than warmed bread with a little butter.
What do they call fried potato strings?
I'm sure I don't know.
**Blagger's Note: I actually intended to run this message about 2 weeks ago, but decided not to. Since it wasn't Kosher, I didn't think it made sense to run it during Hanukkah.
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