freakachu Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Sounds nice, enjoy yourself! But what is this mac and cheese I keep hearing about? Oh and yeah, It's finnish. I'm free from school the rest of the week to celebrate my countrys independence. Please no-one make a joke about independence and wombs. mac and cheese is short for macaroni and cheese. in this case, it's macaroni elbow noodles, a white cheese sauce, and a cheddar cheese + breadcrumb topping which is baked in the oven. it's good stuff. oh, and there was ham in there this time as well. delicious
Jorcer Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 mac and cheese is short for macaroni and cheese. in this case, it's macaroni elbow noodles, a white cheese sauce, and a cheddar cheese + breadcrumb topping which is baked in the oven. it's good stuff. oh, and there was ham in there this time as well. delicious Damn it you're making me hungry! All I have is KD and now it won't taste nearly as good :argh:
Eldmor Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 I think we can all agree that the people that put ketchup in macaroni and cheese are abominations and/or monsters.
freakachu Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 I think we can all agree that the people that put ketchup in macaroni and cheese are abominations and/or monsters. some people say to me, OMG why don't you put ketchup in your mac and cheese? well I'm here to tell all of you like this why I don't. it's fucking disgusting, I mean really. worst of all, it looks worse than it tastes and you should feel terrible for ruining such wonderful food. now if the rest of you straight up mac and cheese haters are done hating, eat some real mac and cheese and start enjoying good food.
Kocken926 Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Wait, macaroni, cheese and ketchup? Doesn't that mean it's basically sketti? (and now that I've realized that, I will never enjoy it )
Neowulf Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 ??? Who makes spaghetti with cheese and macaroni? And ketchup is so far removed from marinara that claiming they're interchangeable is borderline racial profiling. Sketti in my house is just enough of a nice thick sauce (prego is good) to coat browned hamburger (or antelope), on top of a dinnerplate of spaghetti noodles the size of your head. None of that runny crap that tastes like bare stewed tomatoes with a bit of salt, spaghetti sauce needs to cement itself to the noodles and bring it's meaty friend with it.
Jorcer Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 some people say to me, OMG why don't you put ketchup in your mac and cheese? well I'm here to tell all of you like this why I don't. it's fucking disgusting, I mean really. worst of all, it looks worse than it tastes and you should feel terrible for ruining such wonderful food. now if the rest of you straight up mac and cheese haters are done hating, eat some real mac and cheese and start enjoying good food. Thank god! I hate it when I make macaroni and cheese for someone and they turn around and douse it in ketchup. Why bother making it from scratch if you are going to cover it in ketchup? Just have KD. Also, thanks to you, I have gone out and bought all of the necessary ingredients and will be enjoying mac and cheese tonight.
Kocken926 Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 ??? Who makes spaghetti with cheese and macaroni? And ketchup is so far removed from marinara that claiming they're interchangeable is borderline racial profiling. Sketti in my house is just enough of a nice thick sauce (prego is good) to coat browned hamburger (or antelope), on top of a dinnerplate of spaghetti noodles the size of your head. None of that runny crap that tastes like bare stewed tomatoes with a bit of salt, spaghetti sauce needs to cement itself to the noodles and bring it's meaty friend with it. Try googeling sketti. I just assumed sketti was a made-up name from that family. Are you talking about spaghetti bolognese?
Neowulf Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 No, sketti is actually a common nickname for spaghetti in atleast the western US (never been east), since it's easier for toddlers to say that spaghetti. Googled sketti, got http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Sketti Entries 2 and 3 are the historic meaning. The fact a morbidly obese redneck monstrosity with the culinary discretion of a starved street dog has hijacked the name for that abomination of a "food" doesn't change the real meaning of the word.
Kocken926 Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Okay, I just hadn't heard the term before, and when I found that family's meaning of it I didn't want to look into it any more...
Neowulf Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Perfectly understandable. Truthfully I don't think that's actually a show, but an experiment created by aliens trying to determine whether humans are evolved enough for first contact. Since the show wasn't pulled after the first 5 minutes, we failed badly...
Kocken926 Posted December 7, 2012 Posted December 7, 2012 Yeah, the vogons will be here to erase our planet to make the intergalactic highway soon. Everyone outside the US will scream "it's just dem yanks, they're a bit behind!", everyone in the US but not in Texas will scream "it's just dem texans, they're a bit behind!" And I don't know any texans, so I just assume they'll live up to the stereotype: go bonkers with their for some reason legal stock of weapons.
Torezu Posted December 8, 2012 Posted December 8, 2012 This thread ended up so far off I think my radio telescope is out of range (I don't have one).
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