toldailytopic: What would be on the menu for your last meal on earth?

[Nathon Detroit]

The TheologyOnline.com TOPIC OF THE DAY for October 22nd, 2012 09:35 AM

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[Junius Gallio]

I'm not terribly picky about the food, so long as my family is there. What does your Bible say? "Better a dinner of herbs where love is, than a stalled ox and hatred therewith"?

But if I had to pick the menu as well, I'd want schnitzel, macaroni pie (it's a baked macaroni and cheese), and green beans. Maybe some pumpkin pie for dessert. Yummy!

 

[bybee]

The TheologyOnline.com TOPIC OF THE DAY for October 22nd, 2012 09:35 AM

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Prime rib, Idaho baked potato with lots of butter and fresh ground salt and pepper, fresh green beans well cooked and my own cherry cream pie for dessert with a good cup of freshly ground Colombian Supremo coffee. Some home made rolls would also be nice.
Now, this is all based on the premise that I still have teeth in my head!

 

[ebenz47037]

toldailytopic: What would be on the menu for your last meal on earth?

Since, lately, my tastes have been changing daily, I'll tell you my answer for today. :chuckle:

Honey-glazed ham, mashed potatoes (real, not instant), cornbread with lots of butter, "burnt" green beans (green beans cooked in garlic butter until slightly browned), and pecan pie.

 

[annabenedetti]

But if I had to pick the menu as well, I'd want schnitzel, macaroni pie (it's a baked macaroni and cheese), and green beans. Maybe some pumpkin pie for dessert. Yummy!

No coffee?!

 

[Junius Gallio]

No coffee?!

Getting senile in my old age....

 

[Rusha]

Appetizer: Clam Chowder
Meal: Prime rib, lobster and stuffed baked potato
Dessert: Pine apple upside down cake
After-meal cocktail: Zombie

 

[bybee]

Since, lately, my tastes have been changing daily, I'll tell you my answer for today. :chuckle:

Honey-glazed ham, mashed potatoes (real, not instant), cornbread with lots of butter, "burnt" green beans (green beans cooked in garlic butter until slightly browned), and pecan pie.

That sounds good too!

 

[Junius Gallio]

mashed potatoes (real, not instant)

Instant mashed potatoes are only useful if you've run out of library paste. Yuck.

 

[Stripe]

toldailytopic: What would be on the menu for your last meal on earth?

Oh. Tonight I had reheated BBQ.

 

[Buzzword]

Option 1:
A Swadley's Mega-Meat BBQ sandwich.
Bulled pork, smoked sausage, sliced brisket, smoked turkey, and BACON all on one bun.
Fried okra and an Outback Bloomin' Onion.
Black-bottom pie for dessert.

Option 2:
A bison roast marinated for 72 hours prior to cooking for 12.
Homemade mashed potatoes and cream-style corn.
...still black-bottom pie for dessert.

 

[ebenz47037]

Instant mashed potatoes are only useful if you've run out of library paste. Yuck.

Instant potatoes are useful if you're allergic to the starch in raw potatoes and can't peel or cut them (like I am). :chuckle:

 

[ebenz47037]

That sounds good too!

I make "burnt" green beans quite often, Bybee. I melt butter in a skillet (if I don't have pork chop or fried chicken grease from the meal), brown garlic in it, and then cook the green beans in it until browned. I also love green bean "fries." But, I only make them when I make fried chicken.

 

[bybee]

I make "burnt" green beans quite often, Bybee. I melt butter in a skillet (if I don't have pork chop or fried chicken grease from the meal), brown garlic in it, and then cook the green beans in it until browned. I also love green bean "fries." But, I only make them when I make fried chicken.

Doggone it, I'm drooling!:chuckle:

 

[Sherman]

The TheologyOnline.com TOPIC OF THE DAY for October 22nd, 2012 09:35 AM

toldailytopic: What would be on the menu for your last meal on earth?

Hmmm...The old tent is collapsing so I am not eating to keep it standing...

Appetizer---Corn chips with guacamole. CheezeIts
Dinner: Egg Plant Parmesan over succulent angel hair pasta smothered in butter.
Cheesy mashed potatoes.

Dessert: Extra dark Chocolate poured over blue berries and topped with whipped cream.

Drink: Mint Scnapps in chocolate.

Then a Cuban after dinner cigar.

Then I fly off to Heaven to await the marriage supper of the Lamb...

 

[Rusha]

I make "burnt" green beans quite often, Bybee. I melt butter in a skillet (if I don't have pork chop or fried chicken grease from the meal), brown garlic in it, and then cook the green beans in it until browned. I also love green bean "fries." But, I only make them when I make fried chicken.

Do you ever fry them with cut up bacon and onions?

 

[Lon]

A plate sent over to any starving kid anywhere. I can leave this life hungry :up:

 

[bybee]

Do you ever fry them with cut up bacon and onions?

My grandma used to do that. Gave me a wave of nostalgia just to remember!

 

[Junius Gallio]

Instant potatoes are useful if you're allergic to the starch in raw potatoes and can't peel or cut them (like I am). :chuckle:

Ouch. Yeah, I didn't think about that. I take it you can still eat them after they're cooked?

 

[ebenz47037]

Do you ever fry them with cut up bacon and onions?

I've never cooked them that way. My grandmother did it the way I do. That's why I do it. But, they sound good with bacon and onions too.