I’ve eaten enough things with mayo to decidedly know i hate it
There’s some obnoxious Foodie experimenting with how to make them at home from wildly expensive ingredients right now…
Cue the obligatory YouTube video in 3…2…1…
I don’t think it’d be an inherently bad thing to try out. Would be fun and whatever gets people involved with cooking.
Amusingly i watched last night a video of a chef trying to make gourmet cheetos. Spoiler, requires specialized ingredients and equipment but it was entertaining.
OMG - I thought I was the only one!
Thanks! I’m watching yer link in 3…2…1…
I invented the Dairylea (UK Cream cheese) and mint sauce sandwich.
Best made with soft white bread. A cool, summery sandwich, akin to the cucumber triangles posh folk like.
Welcome to Quebec! Where mayo is the normal side for fries!! And fancy restaurants will have a selection of lovely aiolis to choose from! Om nom nom!
@sosumi - I didn’t know anyone did anything but salt and vinegar! Ketchup? So gross!
Doesn’t sound bad, think it’d be nice with something slightly sweet in it. And cucumbers or something snappy and fresh in that too wouldn’t be bad either.
I am disappointed that no one has considered how convenient it would be to wrap a hot dog in this.
Also, for some real time savings, check this out:
In Venezuela we just call that Salsa rosada. Which is just mayo/ketchup usually.
What is Denny’s?
Eeeek! I just finished watching it and I realize the only piece of equipment shown that I DON’T own/use/abuse is the air fryer.
Since the recession, I’ve been working odd jobs as stopgaps between working ‘real’ jobs for companies that suddenly go out-of-business. A frequent job is clearing out the homes of elderly people who suddenly realize their house is worth so much, they can leave everything behind and move into a retirement community that runs like an all-inclusive resort. I wind up standing next to a dumpster yelling, “HEY! This DeBuyer mandoline costs 140 bucks retail! Who wants it!”. It never fails, my co-workers just roll their eyes and sneer that they don’t cook. I wind up taking the kitchen equipment and gourmet condiments home distributing them around the neighborhood. Unless the neighbors see me coming first.
I don’t think all the equipment is super specialized but it’s likely that not a lot of people are going to have access to all of it. I also think the recipe can likely be tweaked to be improved on, but i definitely had fun watching her try to make a fancy cheeto.
Definitely! Definitely! The re-inventing of the wheelness of it (like ketchup slices), the brunette guy behind her who keeps swiveling around to watch over her shoulder, the Guinea pigs at the end - it’s entertaining all the way through!
Pommes rot-weiss.
(Currywurst is optional.)
Is that from “Foster’s Home…”, sure reminds me of Mac and the annoying Cheese.