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#2374295 - 06/17/08 08:03 AM Man Food!
Greg_G Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 06/05/02
Posts: 1945
Loc: Houston, TX (Copperfield Area)
All of us men have those dishes that we cook for ourselves that the better half either frowns at or you only get to eat when she goes out of town.

Other than being able to eat sardines in the house ChiliMac is another dish that is only consumed around here when I have full control of the menu for the night.

Add to the list. It could be anything. BBQ is a given, so list off dishes that get cooked inside and mostly when your baching it for the weekend.

ChiliMac

1 med onion diced
6 cloves garlic minced
1 pound hamburger meat
3 Tablespoons chili powder
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1 tablespoon of cumin
some salt
2 serrano chilis minced
2 boxes of Kraft Mac and Cheese dinner
1/2 cup milk
1/3 cup of margerine

In a large pot boil the macaroni noodles as directed on the package.

In a skillet, add the hamburger, onion, serrrano and garlic and cook until the meat is brown and the onions are soft. Add the other spices and mix well to coat all of the meat. Add the cheese powder and mix to coat all the meat. Add the margerine and milk. Mix well to form a loose cheesy chili sauce.

Drain the noodles and return to the large pot. Pour the chili/cheesy sauce over the top and mix all together well.

Sprinkle with some parmesian cheese if you want or eat as is.

I kill myself with this stuff but, it's gooooood!

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#2374328 - 06/17/08 08:15 AM Re: Man Food! [Re: Greg_G]
Greg_G Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 06/05/02
Posts: 1945
Loc: Houston, TX (Copperfield Area)
Pozole is another one that is easy to make and good stuff. The wife actually likes this one though so, its just an honorable mention

2 tablespoons of canola oil
2 cans homony
3 large skinless boneless chicken breasts cubed in 1/2 pieces
2 tablespoons of chili powder
1 tablespoon of cumin powder
8 cloves of garlic minced
1 large onion diced small
2 qts of chicken stock or water and boullion powder
3 limes
minced fresh jalapeno, serrano or other pepper to taste
sliced radish or fresh cabbage for a garnish

In a heavy stock pot add the oil, chicken, onion and garlic and saute until the chicken is cooked through and the onions are soft. Add the optional pepper chili powder and cumin and saute to release the flavor in the remnent oil and coat all other ingredients. Add the stock and 2 limes quartered and squeezed to the pot and bring to a boil. Rinse and drain the hominy and add to the pot. Fish out the remaining lime before serving.

Serve in a large bowl and garnish with sliced radish or cabbage or both and a squeeze of lime juice.

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#2374489 - 06/17/08 09:13 AM Re: Man Food! [Re: Greg_G]
redchevy Online   content
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Registered: 01/25/05
Posts: 726
Loc: Cibolo, Tx
For me that would be either panas and eggs, or eggs and head cheese.

Fried chicken or turkey liver.

that is all I got for now.

matt

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#2374839 - 06/17/08 11:25 AM Re: Man Food! [Re: redchevy]
KEVSTER Online   happy
Pro Angler

Registered: 06/05/06
Posts: 573
Loc: Plano,TX
mine would be something out. cooking for one is not worth the trouble. maybe some fried chicken,smashed taters,and corn on the cobb.
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#2375006 - 06/17/08 12:15 PM Re: Man Food! [Re: KEVSTER]
Greg_G Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 06/05/02
Posts: 1945
Loc: Houston, TX (Copperfield Area)
Originally Posted By: KEVSTER
mine would be something out. cooking for one is not worth the trouble. maybe some fried chicken,smashed taters,and corn on the cobb.


I get plenty of that when she's home being that her favorite flavor enhancer is BURNT.

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#2379096 - 06/18/08 01:32 PM Re: Man Food! [Re: Greg_G]
throwback Online   content
Extreme Angler

Registered: 09/21/07
Posts: 1619
Loc: San Angelo
1. Hot links rolled in a slice of white bread with mustard.
2. Thick sliced fried spam sandwich with cheese and a thick slice of onion.
3. Grilled cheese sandwich with bacon and jalepenos.
4. Double Pepperoni pizza.
5. Fried calf liver and onions with brown gravy


Edited by throwback (06/18/08 01:33 PM)
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#2380474 - 06/18/08 10:23 PM Re: Man Food! [Re: throwback]
LegendRick Offline
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Registered: 07/08/07
Posts: 6171
Loc: Weatherford Tx
1. cabbage soup
2. 1 can of pork-n-beans
3. dogs with kraut
4. cabbage soup

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#2401646 - 06/26/08 08:00 AM Re: Man Food! [Re: LegendRick]
czechgrubworm Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 06/22/06
Posts: 40
Loc: DFW area
i am a gal and love all that food.... bring it on

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#2403590 - 06/26/08 05:55 PM Re: Man Food! [Re: czechgrubworm]
Dirty Bass Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 07/14/07
Posts: 1356
Loc: NRH
Ramen noodles and wolf brand chili mixed together.
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#2406239 - 06/27/08 04:57 PM Re: Man Food! [Re: Dirty Bass]
TeamHillbilly Offline
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Registered: 08/12/06
Posts: 748
Loc: Lake Sam Rayburn Texas
Soup Beans (pinto's) and cornbread bouncy bannana2
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