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    04-30-2012 08:19 PM #1
    So I thought this could be fun. I'm not a chef but I enjoy the occasional kitchen diddle. My wife's out of town and left the cabinets poorly stocked. So I've come up with 2 creations that I'd like to share as cool bro food:

    1. Parmesan crusted cajun chicken nuggets

    We literally had no bread and no pasta in the house. I thought I'd just make some chicken nuggets and ended up adding a bit extra

    Ingredients:

    1 lb chicken breast, thawed and cut into nugget sizes
    flour in a bowl
    2 eggs
    italian (or regular) bread crumbs
    emeril cajun seasoning
    red pepper flakes
    oil
    parmesan cheese

    Directions:
    after thawing chicken and cutting it, set it aside
    heat oil in skillet on 6 or 7
    set up 3 bowls with:

    1. flour + red pepper flakes + emeril (or other spice)= stir it up
    2. 2 or 3 eggs depending on how much chicken, stir them up
    3. bread crumbs + emeril + lots of parmesan (Kraft that you pour on spaghetti is great)


    If you're familiar with 3 step breading, then proceed.

    Dip in the flour, coat completely
    transfer to eggs, coat completely
    transfer to bread crumbs, coat completely

    put in skillet. Cook through and flip once

    enjoy with ranch, bbq and a beer! Bonus points, make some fries or a baked potato






    Item 2: hot turkey cheddar wraps

    Great lunch food (can keep in fridge at work) or great snack

    Ingredients
    Flour Tortillas (2 or 3)
    Shredded cheddar (el cheapo)
    Deli Turkey or Roast beef
    Cholula

    Directions:
    Lay tortilla flat on plate
    cover with shredded cheese
    Microwave 25 seconds
    take 2-3 slices (thin) of turkey and tear up and spread around cheese
    Microwave 25 seconds
    apply cholula or other hot sauce
    Microwave 10 seconds

    Roll up and enjoy

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    04-30-2012 08:35 PM #2
    Sounds good, but I had something much simpler, and amazingly delicious.

    Boneless, skinless chicken breasts coated w/ Montreal Steak Seasoning and grilled! Fantastic!!!

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    04-30-2012 08:40 PM #3
    Ughhhhh not Kroger ranchhhhh

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    04-30-2012 08:54 PM #4
    Quote Originally Posted by FBMphil View Post
    Ughhhhh not Kroger ranchhhhh
    Fat free no less.

    I like throwing together meals with random ingredients, it usually works out well.
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    04-30-2012 09:05 PM #5
    Here is a little recipie for something I call "Hot Pockets":

    1. Open box
    2. Insert hot pocket in sleeve.
    3. For 1100 watt microwave, cook for 3-3 1/2 minutes (add one minute for two Hot Pockets).
    4. Let cool for a minute before eating.
    5. **** it, you can't wait. That's why your eating Hot Pockets.
    6. Bite into Hot Pocket . Molten cheese burns your chin.
    7. Damn that's hot. Don't want to spit it out and waste it. REVERSE BLOW STAT!
    8. eat around the one burned spot with the crunchy meatball.
    9. Now second hot pocket is correct temperature to enjoy.
    10. Discard burned corner of each Hot Pocket.
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    04-30-2012 09:21 PM #6
    Quote Originally Posted by rsj0714 View Post
    Fat free no less.

    I like throwing together meals with random ingredients, it usually works out well.
    I do that more often than I actuall plan meals. Every once in a while a meal flops, but my record is pretty good.

    And I cook EVERY. DAMN. NIGHT .

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    04-30-2012 09:22 PM #7
    Quote Originally Posted by GoRacers View Post
    I do that more often than I actuall plan meals. Every once in a while a meal flops, but my record is pretty good.

    And I cook EVERY. DAMN. NIGHT .
    Yep that's the main reason I do it. Either I get tired of planning meals or don't want take-out.
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    04-30-2012 09:26 PM #8
    Ranch dressing is the devil's sauce. I refuse to eat it.

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    04-30-2012 09:34 PM #9
    Bro meal:

    -National chain pizza
    -Six pack of Coors light
    -Wipe fingers on MMA shirt of choice

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    04-30-2012 09:41 PM #10
    Quote Originally Posted by Der Schaltwerks View Post
    Ranch dressing is the devil's sauce. I refuse to eat it.


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    04-30-2012 09:51 PM #11
    Quote Originally Posted by hrama803 View Post


    Ranch Is great.

    As long as you aren't one of those people who slather it on everything, we're still cool. If you eat it more than once a week, I'm going to have to de-friend you.

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    04-30-2012 10:19 PM #12
    Quote Originally Posted by Jman5000 View Post
    Bro meal:

    -National chain pizza
    -Six pack of Coors light
    -Wipe fingers on MMA shirt of choice
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    04-30-2012 11:11 PM #13
    Quote Originally Posted by Der Schaltwerks View Post
    As long as you aren't one of those people who slather it on everything, we're still cool. If you eat it more than once a week, I'm going to have to de-friend you.
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    04-30-2012 11:38 PM #14
    Quote Originally Posted by Jman5000 View Post
    Bro meal:

    -National chain pizza
    -Six pack of Coors light
    -Wipe fingers on MMA shirt of choice
    Don't forget the preworkout!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluerabbit0886 View Post
    Don't forget the preworkout!
    And the celebratory high-five after each step, with the occasional drawn out "NICE!" after it. Maybe a hug and ass slap if enough beers are consumed.
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    05-01-2012 12:17 AM #16
    Quote Originally Posted by Elbows View Post
    And the celebratory high-five after each step, with the occasional drawn out "NICE!" after it. Maybe a hug and ass slap if enough beers are consumed.
    NIIIIIIIIIIIIICE
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    Now we're cookin' with fire!
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    05-01-2012 04:03 AM #18
    My favorite bro meal in five easy steps:

    1. Obtain meat and beer

    2. Grill meat

    3. Eat meat

    4. Chug beer

    5. Poop

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    05-01-2012 08:40 AM #19
    Quote Originally Posted by Der Schaltwerks View Post
    As long as you aren't one of those people who slather it on everything, we're still cool. If you eat it more than once a week, I'm going to have to de-friend you.
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    Fu(k a signature, you should be just introducing yourself with that. "hi my name is chilled man and i can bench all four of you skinny bitches, or find us a midget and I'll squat all five of ya." I'm impressed.
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    05-01-2012 08:48 AM #20
    Quote Originally Posted by Chilledman View Post
    Bro, you get a rare free pass from me on ranch dressing consumption. I know you can't help it.

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    05-01-2012 09:16 AM #21
    Quote Originally Posted by Der Schaltwerks View Post
    Bro, you get a rare free pass from me on ranch dressing consumption. I know you can't help it.
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    Fu(k a signature, you should be just introducing yourself with that. "hi my name is chilled man and i can bench all four of you skinny bitches, or find us a midget and I'll squat all five of ya." I'm impressed.
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    05-01-2012 01:34 PM #22
    I too love throwing together meals with whatever's left. Last week, I made a ground turkey hash by frying shredded potato, onions, and ground turkey in a cast iron skillet, cracked three eggs over the top, and put the skillet in the grill to crisp up the potatoes and cook the eggs. Was surprisingly good.

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