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You are what you eat.
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I think It has to mean wines from the bluebonnet wine trail and not actual bluebonnet wine.
Hey, if it's all you know, then maybe it is fine.schmellba99 said:This is also dumbPhatbob said:To be fair, I don't like much seafood to begin with. If God wanted us to eat seafood he would have made it taste like cow. But even if I did, most seafood is a filter for the water it lives in and the Gulf Coast is NASTY until you get to PadreIm Gipper said:Phatbob said:
I feel like if you are a true Texan, you know better than to eat gulf coast seafood.
Spotted the Yankee.
If you don't love at least gulf shrimp, (not to mention oysterss and red, etc) then GET A ROPE!
Very surprised menudo, deer sausage and or backstrap isn't on the list…how the **** bluebonnet wine made the list I'll never know.
Urban Ag said:I don't get it either. I eat the hell out of gulf seafood whenever possibleTeslag said:Phatbob said:
I feel like if you are a true Texan, you know better than to eat gulf coast seafood.
How the **** can you not like specs or flounder? Or even red snapper?
Love gulf seafood. The creatures themselves and how we prepare it.
I will say, though, that gulf oysters pale in comparison to cold water oysters from up north and on the pacific coast. Gulf oysters have their place, but completely different from oysters in other places.
Wild grape jelly should be on that list. And wild dewberries.
The best way to keep evil men from wielding great power is to not create great power in the first place.
Calf fries should be on that list.
Can't honestly say I'm familiar with green chili stew. Is that served in restaurants because I'd like to try it.
Can't honestly say I'm familiar with green chili stew. Is that served in restaurants because I'd like to try it.
There seems to be a white wine from Moody Family Vineyards called Bluebonnet. Just another cheap Texas-themed middling wine.
https://moodyfamilywines.com/bluebonnet/
And also the Bluebonnet Wine Trail as previously mentioned.
I think if you've had wine at any of these location on this "trail" which is a made up marketing tactic to sell Texas wine, you should be covered on that item. Even if its a bottle of store-bought wine from these "vineyards" purchased at a Texas grocer or liquor store.
https://texasbluebonnetwinetrail.com/trail-map/
https://moodyfamilywines.com/bluebonnet/
And also the Bluebonnet Wine Trail as previously mentioned.
I think if you've had wine at any of these location on this "trail" which is a made up marketing tactic to sell Texas wine, you should be covered on that item. Even if its a bottle of store-bought wine from these "vineyards" purchased at a Texas grocer or liquor store.
https://texasbluebonnetwinetrail.com/trail-map/
American Hardwood said:
Wild grape jelly should be on that list. And wild dewberries.
Dewberries are ripe right now if people want to go pick some.
Phatbob said:Hey, if it's all you know, then maybe it is fine.schmellba99 said:This is also dumbPhatbob said:To be fair, I don't like much seafood to begin with. If God wanted us to eat seafood he would have made it taste like cow. But even if I did, most seafood is a filter for the water it lives in and the Gulf Coast is NASTY until you get to PadreIm Gipper said:Phatbob said:
I feel like if you are a true Texan, you know better than to eat gulf coast seafood.
Spotted the Yankee.
If you don't love at least gulf shrimp, (not to mention oysterss and red, etc) then GET A ROPE!
Well, you are wrong. Will just chalk it up to ignorance rather than stupidity.
This is not Facebook. Why is staph allowing Facebook posts?
best grapefruit still comes from Texas.oldord said:
Dude, how was grapefruit not on the list? I guess you've never been to South Texas? Ruby red was developed down there.
Used to be the grapefruit capital of the world.
Uniquely Texan.
Missed 2: green chile stew and blue bonnet wine.
Think I'm ok sitting tight at 49
Think I'm ok sitting tight at 49
Had it all but what is King Ranch Casserole?
I know the King Ranch, not sure I know this thing.
I know the King Ranch, not sure I know this thing.
Corporal Punishment said:
Calf fries should be on that list.
You talkin bout mountain oysters?
Bucees anything on that list is just cheap and dumb.
Walmart with clean bathrooms.
I said what I said. Flight me!
Walmart with clean bathrooms.
I said what I said. Flight me!
Pinochet said:
This is not Facebook. Why is staph allowing Facebook posts?
Can't be all doom and gloom all the time.
Obviously you aren't BaptistAggie Joe 93 said:
Had it all but what is King Ranch Casserole?
I know the King Ranch, not sure I know this thing.
Upon further reflection, I'm 100% sure that list was made by some yankee.
Bacon wrapped poppers of all varieties…
Make mine dove breasts please.
Make mine dove breasts please.
The best way to keep evil men from wielding great power is to not create great power in the first place.
guessing you haven't seen the feedlots in amarillo your beef comes from.Phatbob said:I've seen the water it comes out of... no thanksTeslag said:Phatbob said:
I feel like if you are a true Texan, you know better than to eat gulf coast seafood.
How the **** can you not like specs or flounder? Or even red snapper?
yea, he is referring to the Bluebonnet Wine Trail. I have been to a couple of those wineries.
Texas Sheet Cake seems to be referencing what my grandma just referred to as chocolate cake. When I google "Texas Sheet Cake", I get results for a type of chocolate cake she used to make.
Texas Sheet Cake seems to be referencing what my grandma just referred to as chocolate cake. When I google "Texas Sheet Cake", I get results for a type of chocolate cake she used to make.
Nothing on that list I haven't had and many, many more than should be on the list - like Allsups burritos!
Nobody cares. Work Harder
My grandparents had a wild grape vine growing on their back fence. Made jelly out of it every year. It was awesome.American Hardwood said:
Wild grape jelly should be on that list. And wild dewberries.
Really? Pretty common. Casserole with shred chicken, cheese, shredded corn tortilla with a sauce thst is pretty much like enchilada sauce
The best way to keep evil men from wielding great power is to not create great power in the first place.
Fair point.RK said:guessing you haven't seen the feedlots in amarillo your beef comes from.Phatbob said:I've seen the water it comes out of... no thanksTeslag said:Phatbob said:
I feel like if you are a true Texan, you know better than to eat gulf coast seafood.
How the **** can you not like specs or flounder? Or even red snapper?
I managed to make it to 40 because my dad made me eat some Popeye's in NOLA the summer we lived in Kenner.
That list seems to have left off a couple of items:
That list seems to have left off a couple of items:
- Big Red
- Hempstead Melons
Cooper Farms peaches (mid summer) for bonus points.
I love Brisket.
Everything but Blubonnet wine, and that is a maybe. I just can't recall for sure.
Agreed. Upon further analysis the Crater of that list is a moron with 2 Yankee braincells figuring for 3rd place.
Never had King Ranch chicken? Never ate at Sbisa huh? That dish was a weekly staple.
Never had King Ranch chicken? Never ate at Sbisa huh? That dish was a weekly staple.
In that case, clean sweep.bmc13 said:
I think It has to mean wines from the bluebonnet wine trail and not actual bluebonnet wine.
Ditto. I've had plenty of central Texas wines.
If bluebonnet wine is indeed any wines from the hill country, then I got everything but cactus.
Born & raised in Cali.
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