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Favorite game night snacks...

Started by skofflox, August 30, 2010, 01:24:00 AM

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Quote from: Insufficient Metal;403217You have sushi at your gaming table?

Son of a bitch.

One of the ladies who plays with our Igbar Group rolls her own Maki.  She taught a lot of other people I know who make good Maki, but she...I don't know how...makes the best sushi I've had.
I mean, we order out from what is rated by Zagats as the best Sushi in Boston (Oishi), and her Sushiis as good or better.  She comes over 2 hours before we game, about once a year, and rolls it.
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I used to play with someone who would bring a thermos of hot tea and a couple of cheese & tomato sandwiches to munch on. We did consider giving him a clocking-on card after a while.


Christian

I don't screw around when it comes to eating on game day. I'll get up at 8 am for a noon game time and start cooking. Last time I did beer braised shredded pork belly tacos with plum salsa. In the past we've enjoyed vol au vent with chicken and bechamel. The creamy tomato soup en croute was rad. So were the grilled steaks with a blue cheese crumble.

Next week I'll poach sausages in beer and serve them on a bed of caramelized onions. The side will be crushed baby rose tomatoes cooked in duck fat. Mmm...duck fat.....

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skofflox

Quote from: Christian;403343I don't screw around when it comes to eating on game day. I'll get up at 8 am for a noon game time and start cooking. Last time I did beer braised shredded pork belly tacos with plum salsa. In the past we've enjoyed vol au vent with chicken and bechamel. The creamy tomato soup en croute was rad. So were the grilled steaks with a blue cheese crumble.

Next week I'll poach sausages in beer and serve them on a bed of caramelized onions. The side will be crushed baby rose tomatoes cooked in duck fat. Mmm...duck fat.....

COOK AND DESTROY!

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