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No offense but your truck looks like it's covered in grease!!!
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Splatter from the frying pan is hell. I won't be making this dish in the truck again.
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How the hell do you clean everything after with no sink?
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Wet Wipes, water, and lots of paper towels. Everything else is done with all purpose cleaner. All dishes get traditionally washed every time I get home.
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09-09-2008, 05:57 AM
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That is a mess to make at home, I can't believe you tried it in the truck. Looks good though.
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Speaking of cooking, i would love to peel Emma
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you used a plastic colander as a steamer rack? :shock:
i know it's another piece of equipment you might not want to carry, but a grease guard is always good to have. and it's cheap too. :wink:
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Why cream cheese in the wonton? I've never had cream cheese, just traditional pork or ground meat. Where is the rice?
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You're just another "hobby cooker".
Now show your true costs to calorie ratio.
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Damn. My secret is out.
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Why cream cheese in the wonton? I've never had cream cheese, just traditional pork or ground meat.
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If you've never done cream cheese in a wonton, I highly recommend it. Frying it changes the consistency, and makes it really creamy and yummy. Every once in a while, I'll put a little pork and green onion in with the cream cheese, which makes it taste completely different.
I had too much food the way it was. :lol:
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I had money in my bank account afterwards, and I didn't balloon up to 300 lbs, so I must be doing okay. In fact, I have 30,000 calories in the bank right now and my stomach is full.
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Wow. And to think that I thought BLT's last night was ambitious! That does look good!!
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