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  1. darth550

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    Im.going to prepare Lubia Polo tonight
     
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    Before googling that I would have bet good money that it involved chicken. Guess not! Sounds good.
     
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    Beef!
     
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    Just back from a biz trip to San Diego. Best place I ate was a hole in the wall joint up north of town, Kotija Jr. Taco Shop. Shared a carne asada lunch special with the wife. Twas yummy, filling and cheap. Highly recommend this joint if you're in the area...T
     
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    It was actually improvised from the tri-tip leftovers. :D
     
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    I'll be honest...I only made it to about #35 because it was making me hungry but at the same time there were only a few in that ~20 that sounded good to me. Grilled peeps? Really? No thanks. I do grilled cheese and tuna occasionally. Or ham. Or bacon.
     
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    Back in '98 I learned from my supervisor about using sour dough bread for grilled cheese...OMG! I have tried the bacon, ham or both method but just straight good old American sliced always wins out, maybe my pallet is not yet sophisticated enough? Lol
     
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    1. Fruits such as strawberries, bananas, raspberries, blueberries, apples, pears, cranberries, cherries, etc do not belong in a grilled cheese sandwich. Same goes for carrots, cauliflower, pumpkin, and beets.

    2. Any sandwich with more meat than cheese is just a grilled sandwich, not a grilled cheese sandwich.

    3. Any sandwich where the bread has been replaced by donuts, sticky buns, chocolate chip cookies, waffles, ramen, etc is not a grilled cheese sandwich.

    4. Desert and/or candy (cake batter, peeps, Nutella, chocolate, caramel, etc) do not belong in a grilled cheese sandwich. Ditto breakfast cereal.

    5. Pasta (spaghetti, pierogi, etc) between two slices of bread is not a grilled cheese sandwich.

    So out of the 58 on this list, how many does that leave?
     
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    The best grilled cheese is just your favorite cheese and bread. I bought a sandwich grill a few weeks ago. I brush on some olive oil and some sour dough. Maybe a fresh tomato slice. Simple is best. Tuna melts are very good with this grill. So is my banana peanut butter Elvis sandwich.
     
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    Agreed. And damn it now I'm gonna have to make a grilled cheese sandwich!
     
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    Grilled cheese (American cheese; white bread) + Campbell's tomato soup = perfect lunch on a cold day. Of course, I like it cut on the diagonal and with crusts removed, because that's how grandma did it. I still think of the old gal when I whip this up. IMO grilled cheese is one of those comfort foods that doesn't profit from fancying up...T
     
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    Ya misspelled sammich! ;)
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    Yes, white bread, some cheddar and Tomato soup is the best combo. I sometimes buy the boring classic Campbell's chicken noddle. My Mom bought the chicken noddle more then the tomato. For white bread, it needs to be Wonder bread. Wonder makes a white bread called Texas toast. Its thicker. Even toasted it makes for better soup dipping.

    I'm not sure if they still have wonder in the U.S.. I only see it in Canada.
     
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    I think they have Wonder Bread here. We but the cheap stuff at Kroger since that's what the mom in law likes.

    For chicken soup, I prefer to make it myself. Grandma's recipe. Sweat onions, celery, carrots in olive oil. Add water. Add spices you like. I go with a bay leaf, paprika, black pepper, parsley. Throw in a few chicken legs. Simmer. Add in rice. Simmer some more. I salt mine up at the table in the form of Tabasco...T
     
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    Homemade is the best and actually pretty easy. Grocery wise my Mom only bought things easy to make in the microwave.
     
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    LMAO!
     
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    Kept it simple. Tuna melt. Made with Costco frozen tuna steaks. Tomato soup. Progresso, not bad.
     
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    The bacon and onions I get but what is that sticking out of the right side of it? Tell me it isn't pork belly on top of bacon on top of beef? :)
     
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    Where are all the corned beef and cabbage pics today? Mid week holidays like this are one thing that make working nights suck. :)
     
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    Yard House was horrible, and rejected.
     
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    It is indeed.
     
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    Not surprising. Big, varied menu, but mostly all crap. Never, ever order a steak. Can't go wrong with the onion rings (pretty damned good, actually) and a beer though. But of course, then you have to either settle for a mediocre burger, or decide where to go for dinner afterward.
     
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