Lemme fill you in on something filling — it's called Puritan Beef Stew, and as far as I've ever been concerned, it's a hearty meal. For some reason, my StyleFeed on it has the #2 Google match. It comes 'n variants, too, like Irish Stew (more potatoes? Dunno, my wife points to Idaho) and Meatball Stew. All really, really filling.
The taste is realy meaty and vegetably. Come on my selectors, this is a stew champion. Not too salty, price is right ($2 Cdn. for a fat 700g can), and quick to prepare in the microwave.
I feel like Method Man crossed with a method actor when I eat this: I have big, round, ladly spoons, so I'm not eating it in the purest of puppy-ways, and when my tummy starts to fill up, I start to growl at the computer screen, then my face softens to look like a Golden Retriever's:
Puritan Beef Stew is to hunger what the "Gantz Graf" music video is to demoscene microeditors.
Puritan Peef Stew is a soul food of a different religion.
I often eat and work at the same time, so here I am, flyin' around Second Life, eating my Puritan Beef Stew, which happens to taste like dog food —
(i've eaten dog food before)
really good dog food.
I think we all have once before.
I ate some of my cats biscuits once.
And for some reason, my cats food always smells and looks better than mine! Beef and chicken casserole in gravy on boiled rice, while I eat 2 minute noodles or toast…
a) That is the only stew I'll eat, granted I add handfulls of spices and scallions, because scallions make EVERYTHING better and are the only reason I go to China Buffet King for dinner ever.
b) … All I can say is that I hope you chose to eat the dog food, rather than having the choice forced upon you.
c) Everytime I peek in on your site lately there's at least one recent and relatively big entry about food. Wheaties: The Breakfast of Watermelindens? I propose putting sushi, stew, grass jelly drink, and of course watermelon into a blender. Naturally not in equal measures because that would be gross.
…… What about a "watermelon and grass-jelly-tini", with a piece of sushi on a cocktail skewer as a garnish?
¬.¬ I should probably just go to bed. XD
Nonsense. It's nothing like dog food - it doesn't even come close to that kind of quality.
Ever look at a label for Puritan Meatball Stew? "Chicken and/or pork and/or beef and/or turkey and/or mutton." I am not kidding.
* grins and giggles* any ideas where in the states i might find something similar?? sounds yummy and i would love to try it..
Mychelle: Easy. Just get a can of premium dog food, water it down, add peas.
It's gooood to eat fooood, 'cause if you don't, then you die!
@Iris: Yes, I'm about culinary stuff lately. I remember one gross joke that, "It doesn't matter what you eat, because it all comes out the same in the end", which isn't true if you're high-fiber… uh… forget I said anything!
@Chronic: That is weird… I have not seen that myself yet, but what's a meatball supposed to be made out of? o.O
At least I wasn't off with the dog food comment! *cymbal crash*
Ok. Look I know how you canadians love your horse meat. Unfortunatly, That is what most dog food is made of in america. In fact that is the only way to get horse as food in this country.
Actually, BBQed horse is actually pretty nice. It was sweet and very soft and tender actually. Much nicer than your average run of the mill cow or lamb..
I love the stuff but it does smell like Dr. Ballards Dog Food … think it is same recipe but the dog food uses parts of the animal that people wont eat.
These comments, verily, they continue to shock me in a subtle way. It's like those scenes from The Simpsons where Homer eats something terribly spicy, screams out in aghast horror, then calms down several seconds later and says something calmly to the tune of "More".