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Same, I just love how fast it is. The preheat is maybe 2 minutes vs 20. I like to eat, and I like to eat NOW! lolTypically, power consumption is not a concern for me.
Sorry to hear, I was thinking you were still there.
Borat 2 is streaming free for Prime members today. Woo hoo!!
It's only available for stream on Amazon (the 1st one), and is going away Nov 1st. If you are interested.I need to watch the first one still...
And you know he's not in here already, sporting a real avatar of himself?What if Gordon Ramsay sees all of this, joins the forum, and then proceeds to yell at all of us?
Good point. Omg you're feeding into my outlandish fantasies, I love it!!And you know he's not in here already, sporting a real avatar of himself?
So there is some Drama brewing somewhereFor some reason I'm craving popcorn.
as long as they don't rub you the wrong wayI need a massage...
Oh just the usual. I want to comment so badly on some things but I figure... What's the point??So there is some Drama brewing somewhere
as long as they don't rub you the wrong way
Same, but I usually end up giving in to try and quell the BS before I go to sleep so I don't wake up to 20 reports of flaming in the morning.Oh just the usual. I want to comment so badly on some things but I figure... What's the point??
It's easier to sit back. Laugh and roll eyes to myself and go on about my digital day.
Beside the fact that "brown sauce" has as many recipes and variants as "flat bread", leave it to the brits to add random leftover jars, bags and cans from the cupboard to toast and declare it staple foodA British acquaintance has told me that he only uses brown sauce on French toast... Hmm :|
I have not tried this. I love brown sauce and miss it greatly, but it never occurred to me to put it on French Toast. I prefer it on potatoes.A British acquaintance has told me that he only uses brown sauce on French toast... Hmm :|
And that has me thinking as to what it will taste like.
@EliMarie717 have you ever done this? Good, bad?
Edit: place an aussie and a brit in the same pub, hand them each a lager and ask them whether vegemite or marmite is the better option for toast lol
It's a very vinegary sauce. If you are a person who is into vinegar (like me), it's great. If you are not into vinegary things, you would likely find it gross. It's traditionally savory and served over fresh fried thick potato wedge type fries (named chips in Britain but like American fries, i.e. potatoes deep-fried fresh to order). It's a condiment like ketchup, but less sweet. In Britain ketchup was traditionally not as popular, so it is kind of like the British ketchup. I have not lived over the pond since '97 though, so at this point maybe ketchup is more popular there.I need to understand brown sauce.
I really like malt vinegar on my fries (chips or whatever), but it sounds like this is a thick gooey version?It's a very vinegary sauce. If you are a person who is into vinegar (like me), it's great. If you are not into vinegary things, you would likely find it gross. It's traditionally savory and served over fresh fried thick potato wedge type fries (named chips in Britain but like American fries, i.e. potatoes deep-fried fresh to order). It's a condiment like ketchup, but less sweet. In Britain ketchup was traditionally not as popular, so it is kind of like the British ketchup. I have not lived over the pond since '97 though, so at this point maybe ketchup is more popular there.
Yes, correct.I really like malt vinegar on my fries (chips or whatever), but it sounds like this is a thick gooey version?
I THINK I'VE TRIED THAT... just can't remember what I thought of it lol.HP sauce.
I always associated brown sauce as being HP type sauces. But I failed to realize brown sauces such as demi-glace, espagnole and so forth.Yes, correct.
Depending on how it's made, but not as thick as a balsamic glaze or anything. It is thicker than malt vinegar, but not as thick as ketchup.
Yes, I have always associated it as being an HP type sauce too.I always associated brown sauce as being HP type sauces. But I failed to realize brown sauces such as demi-glace, espagnole and so forth.
But the brown sauce my British acquaintance puts on his French toast is HP.. I'm more than curious as to the flavor.
Egg, cinnamon.... HP sauce?
I feel like you could make a savory french toast, though. It doesn't have to have anything sweet. Egg and bread in themselves are savory. So, just add some salt and pepper to the eggwash instead of cinnamon or vaniilla, then HP/brown sauce could be yummy!Egg, cinnamon.... HP sauce?