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tat3225 07-Mar-14, 06:10	Man Food Chili is a pretty manly food, especially when it's spicy. I for one have been craving a massive bowl of chili fries every time that I see "chilliman". A nearly raw, Flinstones size steak that overhangs the side of a plate strikes me as the manliest food item out there.
onepocket 07-Mar-14, 11:01	Steak would have to be #1 on the man food list. When my wife eats steak it's so rare a good veterinarian could bring it back to life. Mine has to be medium.
thumper 07-Mar-14, 12:19	I must say that the very best man food is what you kill/catch yourself... usually eaten outdoors.
chilliman64 08-Mar-14, 01:53	having ribs tonight - real man food!
chilliman64 08-Mar-14, 01:54	hey tat, in Oz we call hot peppers 'chillies' that is why I chose the nic that I did. I love any hot spicy food. mostly the asian cuisines but I just add chillies to anything I eat. love it!
aussiespud 08-Mar-14, 02:28	<When my wife eats steak it's so rare a good veterinarian could bring it back to life.> Reminds of that old one: Waiter: "How would you like your steak sir?" Man: " Knock it's horns off, wipe its bum and stick it on the plate" Seriously, "man food" is whatever I feel like eating at any time of the day or night, wearing as much or as little I want and sitting, standing or laying down wherever the hell I feel like!!!!! ....there are no rules
shamash 08-Mar-14, 06:45	maybe not manly but it's a meal, ma'am fat makes me sleepy. There are only 2 foods I have found I can eat at lunch that won't make me sleepy. They are: 1) a small dish of dried chili peppers Or, 2) Moon Pies Together? -- that's dinner.
tat3225 12-Mar-14, 05:31	Chili, I too normally like a degree of spicy food, but even more so now that I am pregnant. My husband loves spicy food so perhaps one or both of the girls will take after him in that respect. Though I'm guessing both, because they are genetically identical so I'm assuming they will like the same things? Anyway, I've had a compelling urge to put crushed red pepper and hot sauce on all kinds of things, and crave spicy and very salty things. I ate two orders of hot lamb vindaloo yesterday for lunch and a bag of jalapeño potato chips for breakfast the other day. I've gone through a few bottles of sriracha sauce and cleaned out the obscure hot sauce bottles that were on a shelf in the pantry. Like, for instance, habanero hot sauce is excellent on rosemary ham. I killed a pound of ham one time as a snack that way. Also I eat fries with sriracha sauce now, not ketchup. So tasty. I don't have cravings for "stereotypical" pregnancy food like chocolate. Chocolate actually made me nauseous for a while there. My husband bought me a case of chocolate bars with chili peppers in the chocolate because he thought I'd love them but the smell made me retch. As far as I know, dried red chili peppers are the only readily available dried condiment peppers available here. Is that what you're talking about or do you have a few different kinds to choose from down unda?????
tat3225 12-Mar-14, 05:50	Chilliman............. Take crunchy peanut butter, grape jam, a fresh jalepeno pepper, dried red pepper flakes and bread. Make a peanut butter and jam sandwich BUT, slice jalepeno pepper rings and place them on the peanut butter, then sprinkle red pepper flakes on the jam before you put the two pieces of bread together. You're welcome.
tat3225 12-Mar-14, 05:55	More spicy snack ideas I've also made a really good dip out of Greek yogurt, can of chipotles in adobo sauce, a fresh bonnet pepper and a food processor. It was really good with pita chips. Also I've split a bunch of jalepenos, filled them with pepper jack and then baked them for 20 mins. Topped them with sriracha sauce. Very tasty snack.
chilliman64 12-Mar-14, 13:47	nice recipes tat - you can wrap the jalapeno poppers in bacon before you bake them for an extra manly boost
tat3225 14-Mar-14, 06:48	I will definitely be doing that!   Thanks for the suggestion.
onepocket 14-Mar-14, 11:56	Everything tastes better wrapped in bacon. My wife makes bacon wrapped scallops with red pepper sauce. Good stuff.
tat3225 18-Mar-14, 00:40	I had a rack of ribs and bacon cheeseburger pie for dinner. The bacon cheeseburger pie was given to me so I do not have a recipe, but this life changing casserole consists of: a bottom layer of seasoned ground beef, crumbled bacon and what looked like diced jarred jalapeno's. This was followed by a thin layer of cheddar cheese, then a layer of tater tots, topped with more cheese, scallions, bacon, red onion and diced red bell pepper. The whole thing was baked so that somehow the tater tots were crispy and all the cheese was melted. Tried some sweet baby rays BBQ sauce with my ribs. It was pretty good.
aussiespud 18-Mar-14, 01:05	....forget the ribs....I gotta have that pie!!......it's a locked-in project for this weekend
chilliman64 18-Mar-14, 01:36	that pie sounds unbelievable - if you make it spud you must post pics or a short clip on youtube
aussiespud 18-Mar-14, 02:20	No problem.....I'm researching " Tater tots" as we speak....seems it's US for fried potato pieces.....those wacky Americans with their exotic ethnic foods!!,
shamash 18-Mar-14, 02:47	@spud, those devilsh tater tots, an ultimate comfort food as constructed for mouth feel, it's the tater equivalent of a Belgian chocolate: the baked, tater tot is round like a cushion built for the tongue, with a crunchy skin you sink yore teeth into-- and then get drenched with that hot, soft, comforting center which, by the way it melts on your tongue, leaving you with just a morsel of satisfaction, makes you want more -- a frantic want which knows only one answer: the only way to respond to that temptation is to surrender.
onepocket 18-Mar-14, 04:12	Well said, Shamash Tat, please find out how long they bake that pie & what temp? I gotta try that one, sounds like a taste bud orgasm waiting to happen
chilliman64 18-Mar-14, 04:39	now I want Belgian chocolate filled tater tots wrapped in bacon...
onepocket 18-Mar-14, 05:02	that'll jack up your cholesterol but it sure sounds good
chilliman64 18-Mar-14, 05:43	mmmmmm.... cholesterol....
mrmarmalade 18-Mar-14, 07:14	I look forward to Tat's future thread, 'losing those postnatal 90 lbs.'
shamash 18-Mar-14, 12:46	Deleted by shamash on 18-Mar-14, 12:47.
mrmarmalade 18-Mar-14, 14:26	That was so anti-climatic New 'Man Club' rule: Shamash shall not be permitted to delete a message w/out replacing it within a 15 minute time frame.
chilliman64 18-Mar-14, 14:58	agreed - what is his penalty for infraction?
mistee 18-Mar-14, 15:04	It was a poetic soliloquy regarding the crunchy, yet soft explosive yummy goodness of Tater Tots. I normally prefer French fries, but it really made me want to run out and buy some Tater Tots.
shamash 18-Mar-14, 15:06	@chilli One would believe that in Oz you have the concept of ‘no punishment without law’ , meaning one can neither be prosecuted nor punished for an action that was not a crime, not against any law at the time when it occurred.
mistee 18-Mar-14, 15:07	Never mind... That's not the one he deleted. I'm still stuck on that erotic description of Tater Tots. Carry on.
mrmarmalade 18-Mar-14, 15:15	Future punishments... @chilli, since the new law was adopted after the infraction... well, ya know. Future offenses shall require Shamash to reveal facts about himself that us Human folk can understand and decipher w/out too much reliance on science, history and literature.
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