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How do you like your chili?

hot hot hot - can I have some extra chillies please?

12%

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hot hot hot over spaghetti: Skyline 5-way style

25%

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hot hot hot with cheese and cornbread

37%

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mild with wonderbread - pick out the beans please

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medium hot Bflat chilli for me please (chilli is good though)

25%

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chili??? oooh no thanks. it's too spicy for me

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MrsBrown
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Posted: Fri 17 Dec, 2004 10:22 am Post subject:

llizard wrote:

Do you use firm tofu, MrsBrown? If so, then tofu in chilli would be tolerable.

I use extra-firm tofu and I grate it the same way I grate cheese. Then I chop it again so it's in very small pieces. It is more than tolerable. It's delicious.

Sometimes I make tofu fajitas: tofu strips briefly marinated in lime juice and chili powder added to massive amounts of stir-fried onions and red peppers. Added to that is a little tomato sauce and copious amounts of cilantro.

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MrsBrown
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Posted: Fri 17 Dec, 2004 10:28 am Post subject:

llizard wrote:

We had read that "oyster crackers" were sprinkled on top so naturally, we had to get oyster crackers. They appear not to be available in Canada but there is a cracker called fishy crackers.

Oh, my goodness, NOOOOO!!! I used to give those fishy crackers to my son when he was very small. We bought one box when he was about 4 and he ate it sporadically and we never bought another box.

I've seen oyster crackers at the Chinese supermarket. Have you tried a store like that? la la la

llizard (aka ejm)
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Posted: Fri 17 Dec, 2004 10:30 am Post subject:

MrsBrown wrote:

I've seen oyster crackers at the Chinese supermarket. Have you tried a store like that?

I don't think the crackers are supposed to taste of oysters. The resident expert said they were the right crackers (they were actually kind of good - but perhaps not good enough to buy again)

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