Grilled Cheese

[wyoelkfan15]

Mac N cheese, yes.
Grilled cheese sammich using Velveeta??you should be deported.

Velveeta is just fishing bait that you buy at the grocery store. Any other opinions are null and void.

 

[duckhunt]

80's and 90's kid here. Goulash (sp?) and fried potatoes and hot dogs were also staples in addition to the country crock grilled cheese and hamburgers on white bread.

We used to fry hotdogs with our eggs and toast for breakfast.

 

[Stocker]

We used to fry hotdogs with our eggs and toast for breakfast.

Dad used to throw a can of tuna into box Mac and cheese. It’s actually pretty good.

 

[Johnny Bravo]

Goulash, chicken patties, tater tot casserole, and cube steaks. Cube steaks is still probably one of my favorite meals to this day. Love that shit. If dad was cooking it was canned meat ravioli...every single time. You haven't lived til you've eaten a soggy chicken patty on white bread with ketchup, but we never went hungry.

OMG, I totally forgot about cube steaks ! I literally had goulash last night

 

[noharleyyet]

Velveeta is just fishing bait that you buy at the grocery store. Any other opinions are null and void.

Veeta is colored and flavored polyethylene, made from crude oil & free healthcare.

 

[Johnny Bravo]

Veeta is colored and flavored polyethylene, made from crude oil & free healthcare.

And tastes oh so good....what do you think was in my grilled cheese sammies today

 

[PrairieHunter]

Dad used to throw a can of tuna into box Mac and cheese. It’s actually pretty good.

My moms longtime boyfriend eats box mac and cheese with sliced hotdogs, ketchup for dipping sauce.

Guy is very successful, huge car collection, many properties, etc. And that's what he chooses to eat.

Funny stuff.

 

[Nick87]

OMG, I totally forgot about cube steaks ! I literally had goulash last night

Love em browned in a pan, then Sautee in Rotel.

 

[PrairieHunter]

Veeta is colored and flavored polyethylene, made from crude oil & free healthcare.

The story on how processed cheese came about is on the "Food that Made America" on History. Basically wanted to be able to ship it longer distances and not spoil and they got their break supplying the military. Guys got to liking it on the battle field and they wanted it when they came home from the war.

Very interesting show

 

[noharleyyet]

And tastes oh so good....what do you think was in my grilled cheese sammies today

Makes 'killer' queso...

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

Velveeta is just fishing bait that you buy at the grocery store. Any other opinions are null and void.

I was of a similar mindset until I moved to NM. Easy decent queso for chips can be had with a chunk of velveeta in a small crockpot, add drained can of Rotel.

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

Makes 'killer' queso...

Psych! Has this ever happened in HT history? Two HTers post the same thing simultaneously?

 

[Nick87]

Makes 'killer' queso...

I was of a similar mindset until I moved to NM. Easy decent queso for chips can be had with a chunk of velveeta in a small crockpot, add drained can of Rotel.

Your missing ground beef.

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

Your missing ground beef.

Tell us how to make pasta sauce next.

 

[gouch]

Your missing ground beef.

No, not beef, ground sausage. My son-in law turned me on to that. worth every bit of the heart burn. The fish are just out of luck.

 

[WoodMoose]

for what it's worth - I blame ALL of you!

double decker (though it don't look like that) - 3 pieces of wheat bread, buttered and fried, then sprinkled shredded cheddar on a slice, added a slice on top of it, added shredded "3 cheese italian" on that, then added the 3rd piece of bread - fried and flipped - fried a bit more - put on plate, added some more "3 cheese italian" on top then sliced - served up with my Hanks Root Beer

 

[Nick87]

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Tell us how to make pasta sauce next.

I like your cabinets.

 

[Nick87]

No, not beef, ground sausage. My son-in law turned me on to that. worth every bit of the heart burn. The fish are just out of luck.

May have to try that.

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

No, not beef, ground sausage. My son-in law turned me on to that. worth every bit of the heart burn. The fish are just out of luck.

We’re talking chorizo or Jimmy Dean?

 

[gouch]

We’re talking chorizo or Jimmy Dean?

chorizo for sure but I make it with sausage the local market makes and calls country sausage. In all my life I have never eaten Jimmy Dean sausage, but it might just work