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Originally Posted by Rookery.
Fedor thats not just wrong it's Un American. :P
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Originally Posted by Fedor
There are resturants around here that serve deep fried mac and cheese. Something about that is just wrong.
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Deep frying stuff is very American Rooky. But still a little wrong.
*Snuggles Saist.*
Hi Gold, nice to meet you.
Yep Saist. It is the Yin and Yang of Southern cooking. Delicious and deadly at the same time. :P
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/p...ipe/index.html
EDIT: Oh no Fedor. I meant it was unAmerican that you couldn't find any. 
Oh and Hiya Gold! Welcome!
You mean THESE Deep Fried Snickers?
http://www.culinarydisaster.com/word...ried-snickers/
The horra....The Horra.....
/e noms....
here's emmental.
and here's gruyere.
If you have a Trader Joe's nearby, they usually have both. If not, Whole Foods does too but, real pricey there.
Yes, that's one thing I really liked about being near a Trader Joe's. They had a good, if somewhat limited selection of cheeses. Certainly better than the 23 varieties of processed american cheese that passes as most store's selection...
I thank you all for your kind words of support today.
/me floats in, sits down crosslegged in midair.
Guilty pleasures...hmmm...
Let's see...staying up all night. Not necessarily on the computer. When I was younger, I actually liked going home from work late at night..I would cut thru a mall, sometimes stop at this or that place. Buckhead/Lenox area is beautiful at night..or it was in the late eighties...
Flirting in recent years has become a guilty pleasure. Maybe because I am married in real life
The Cheesecake Factory cheesecake, and my husband's peanut butter and chocolate cream pie..both guilty pleasures and god I love them!
And while I do like fried chicken, and chicken fried steak, deep fried snickers does not appeal to me.
It still is in spots DemonCaller. The King and Queen buildings light up nicely as does the Swissotel. Lenox got a bit dicey recently so I stopped going but when I was in college it was a frequent hangout.
I've heard of gruyere but not emmental. But I may stop by farmers market and see if they have any. Is there a Trader Joe's in the ATL?
/e consults the oracle. :>
not 1 but 6
Now there's something new and yummy in the Georgia stores. scallops wrapped in bacon
don't think they're kosher though. 
Unfortunately, while it's nice that there are stores around Atlanta, it's a bit far for me without a car. I'm really really starting to regret a lack of a car right now, but I sure can't afford one.
I feel no guilt for anything I enjoy.