I assume the board will be closed tomorrow, so what will you be eating for Fast Sunday?

I have a new recipe I want to try for Coffee Toffee Bar Cookies that has both coffee and rum as ingredients. Yum! Extra sinful!

I expect to see lots of Super Bowl foods posted for this one.

How many mormons do you think will hurry home from church to commit the double sin of watching the Super Bowl, plus having a snack or two?



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It's Super Bowl Sunday and we are rooting for the Giants. That means New York food (or what we Westerners think is New York food).

Pizza, bagels and lox, pastrami sandwiches, caramel apples (The Big Apple - get it?), brownie pops shaped like footballs, chips, a variety of beverages and apparently, my daughter needs sweet potato fries - off theme but yummy so I'm inclined to humor her.

Usually on fast Sunday though we go out for bagels and coffee. A new, better first Sunday tradition.

I don't have much interest in either of the Super Bowl teams so I'm not sure I'll even watch that. But I will be watching Kellen Moore in the All Star Challenge on ESPN2 which airs before the SB so I can do my binging during that competition. ;-)

I just ate fried spaghetti. Now I'm going to go dig my car out of the snow drift and try to make it to the road.

My car is in the shop and the grocery store is a mile away, so I suppose I'll eat whatever is in the house. Ugh.

A mile's not that far! Twenty minutes there, twenty back, that sounds like a nice little walk.

I do exactly that long of a walk a couple times a week to get something small I need from Fred Meyer to hold me over until I make my next major trip to WinCo. Take a backpack or a tote that you can put on your shoulder to carry your stuff home and it won't be bad at all.

Sorry about the car, that sucks. Hate when I don't have one even tho I don't even use it that much.



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Lillium, do you live on the bench,near Capitol? Just askin Freddies an Winco in close proximity!

On the bench a bit south of the cemetary. The Freddy's at Orchard and Franklin is about a 20 minute walk away, and I have to drive to WinCo. ;-)

So far, the line-up includes:
White trash spinach dip in a breadbowl
Devilled egg footballs
7-layer dip
Cheezy garlic bread
Pizza
Beer
More beer
Bourbon?

jaredsotherbrother Wrote:
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> So far, the line-up includes:
> White trash spinach dip in a breadbowl
> Devilled egg footballs
> 7-layer dip
> Cheezy garlic bread
> Pizza
> Beer
> More beer
> Bourbon?

White trash spinach dip?! Please elaborate, lol!

Specifically, that which is made using Hidden Valley Dressing as the main flavoring agent. I should probably use canned spinach as well, but I can't get myself to stoop that low.

"Seven Layer Dip

Serves like as many as you want, probably.

Ingredients
One can beans
One jar salsa
One carton sour cream
Cheese
Guacamole (instructions below)
Some black olives
What is the seventh layer, again? Jalapeños, or something?

Directions

1. Finish your beer.

2. Open the beans. Dump them all out into, hmm, a bowl. Or onto a tray.

3. But, wait, wouldn't it be cool if you made, like, a bunch of little mugs, of seven-layer dip? You could give them away as party favors.

4. Text one of your work colleagues this idea.

5. No, just go with the bowl.

6. Put the salsa on the beans.

7. Now put the sour cream and the cheese on top of the salsa layer. You should probably shred the cheese? Or at least cut it. Chunks are the same as shreds, I think. You're fine.

8. Go find your roommate. No, don't bother moving, you're cooking.

9. Yell your roommate's name until she comes to find you (2 - 3 minutes).

10. Tell her to make you guacamole. Tell her you need her to make guacamole and you will pay her share of rent if she makes it for you right now.

11. Wait for her to make guacamole (15 - 20 minutes).

12. Her guacamole looks a lot better than your bowl full of salsa and cheese chunks, huh? Maybe you should just bring that to the party.

13. Cover the guacamole in an airtight container and text your work colleague again. Why doesn't he like your dip mugs idea? Serve as soon as possible."


http://gawker.com/5882189/super-bowl-recipes-for-the-already-drunk?popular=true

Hey why aren't you digging? ;-)

I'm going to go sponge off of my neighbors. DH is out of town and they are feeling sorry for me. They invited me over for drinks and food. Sounds great to me! I don't have to cook! I think that's a first.

Not sure. My wife has to work tomorrow, so not sure what we'll eat or when.

surprise her. Go to the deli and buy some ready made goodies.
You might make a touch down:)

Is super bowl sunday the only time you eat onion dip ?

I allow myself to eat it twice a year, SBS being one of those times. With Ruffles, only Ruffles, no Kettle Chips or any chips you'd find at Whole Foods. Last year I waited too long to shop, and my local Safeway was out of Ruffles and I had to settle for Wavy Lays. I don't remember who won the friggin game, but I remember the crappy Wavy Lays.

With the exception of Herrs dill flavored chips.

Giant pile of baked nachos
Various pizzas
Chips n' dip
Juice Packs, Soda, Beer - depending on your age ;o)

Wooooooo Hoooooooo!!!

Superbowl snacks

Cheese:
Cubed Cheddar
Cubed jalapeno Jack
Cubed Monterrey
Block of Farmers Cheese (like brie, but more solid)
Sliced Provolone

Crackers:
Triscuits
Monet Water Crackers
Chicken in a Biskit
Roasted Garlic and Rosemary Crackers

Bread:
Onion Flat Bread

Drinks:
Apple Juice
Cherry Juice
Folger's Coffee with Irish Cream

I LOVE the garlic rosemary triscuits. Love the sundried tomato or roasted tomato flavor too, whatever it's called, but weird thing is I don't like it with cheese or even cream cheese. Just plain.

It's fast Sunday? Shoot, I should of called a TBM friend an hour ago, before they left for church, to ask for a recipe.

I am eating Ego waffles, because I am a single man who is helpless in the kitchen. My mom taught all my sisters all the fancy cooking skills.

It's never to late to learn! Unless you're like 95 and can't be trusted around a hot stove or sharp knives or a slick bathtub anymore.

I just left McDonalds were I had breakfast, a large coffee and listened to a podcast on MormonStories about women in the priesthood. Now I am going to church with a full belly and coffee breath. I need to remember to take my iPad so I can continue reading Fawn Brodie's book during Sunday School. I may even bear my testimony of Jesus Christ and then sit down.

Musta been a short podcast. heh heh

Chicken boobs, slow-cooked with a McCormick seasoning packet, served over brown rice. It was pretty good.

Later I'll have some chocolate ice cream with black walnuts on top. Num, num!

Susan

Having a tapas/mezzes day-
Made a Greek breakfast, then had goat cheese toasts with toppings. Reheated some BBQ ribs and have individual bowls of 7 layer dip (mine is spicier).

Not a fan of football, but excited to see Madonna perform, so all haters can suck it!

Garlicy, dilly, oniony chicken and roasted veggies.

Yum.

Gluten-Free pizza and wings, fresh guac/salsa, lots of gluten-free hard cider :)