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I made the most ghetto meal for dinner last night.

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KeithTalent

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Let me preface this by saying I'm not a fatty, which I'm sure a lot you will proclaim when I describe this, um, dish. There are pictures of me on the board here, so just look around if you don't believe me.

Anyway, yesterday I was off work sick. I had been loafing around like a piece of crap all morning, catching up on Lost (damn, what a fine show and a great finale. I swear it got a little dusty in my house when Juliet was barely hanging on to Sawyer there) when I guess the 2 cups of coffee and the bowl of granola I'd had at 4:30 AM had started to wear off, sometime around 11:30 AM.

So I lumber into the kitchen, grumbling like a bear that has just come out of hibernation and probably smelling like one too at that point. Unfortunately, I had not been to the grocery store in several days as I'd been eating out most nights, so the kitchen was bare.

After rummaging around and finding 2 of the most disgusting sounding cans of soup I've ever seen (Cream of Scottish Smoked Salmon and Stilton & White Port; how the hell did these end up in my cupboard? Who the hell would honestly think canning these god-awful concoctions and selling them to the masses would be a good idea?) I stumbled upon a box of Kraft Dinner, which I didn't even know I had, but in my current state was so excited to see it, it was like the time I was 13 years-old, alone at my Grandpas house and discovered the pile of nudie mags under his bed! Jackpot! Of course those mags were all from the 70's and 80's, so it was like foraging through the African jungle there was so much bush, but at 13 I was brave and healthy, so I was ready for the expedition!

Of course I was not content with mere KD, I needed to add other stuff, but with kitchen in its current state, I had no idea what. I ended up just picking all of the random things I had lying around and chucking it together.

So here we go:

Make KD as per boxes instructions
Mix in 2 tablespoons of cream cheese
One can of diced tomato
Tabasco (about a 1/2 tsp.)
Garlic powder (as much as you like)
Worcestershire sauce (a couple of tsp.)
Lots of ground black pepper

Throw this mixture into a casserole dish and top with crushed up potato chips (I had a partial bag of Wavy Lays, so that's what I used, but anything crunchy like that would work).

Bake in the oven for about 20 minutes until bubbling.

So that's KT's ghetto mac & cheese casserole, when he hasn't been grocery shopping for over a week. I have to admit I was nervous going into that first bite, but I ended up eating 2 bowls full! So yummy!

Anmway, tonight I'm off to the grocery store so I can get some actual fruits and vegetables.

Cliffs:

1. I'm lazy and I don't go grocery shopping often enough.

/blog

KT
 
I just threw up in my mouth. If I had to make something that nasty, I'd rather drive over to McD and buy a big mac.
 
I miss being a fatty 🙁

I used to make mac and cheese, throw pepperoni, diced tomatoes, and grated mozzarella in with the mac and cheese, and then bake it in the oven for another 20 minutes.
 
I'm hungry enough for that to sound good. Fortunately lunch is in a few minutes 😛
Anyway, lose the tomato and I'd give it a try.
 
Originally posted by: meltdown75
i had two microwaved hot dogs for dinner last night.

my ghetto > your ghetto

If I'd had a wiener handy I would have totally thrown that in there.

KT
 
Originally posted by: Barfo
Why are you so concerned ATOT would think you're a fatty?

I'm not concerned, I was just trying to cut them off at the pass.

KT
 
Can't say I've been that brave since college. Cudos. I also liked the way you told the story, I think this thread has potential. But if you want to keep your viewing audience spend less time talking about the casserole and more time talking about your Playboy adventures.

 
Sound good KT, but for my tastes I would leave out the canned tomatoes and throw in a handfull of frozen peas or corn.
 
It did feel like the old University days, just throwing together whatever you had lying around.

I had no peas or corn in the house, but that does sound good. There is some bacon in the freezer, but I didn't want to take the time to cook it. 😱

KT
 
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