Shoot the shit - Get to know somebody new - Take Two!

[islandjoe2]

Wild honeysuckle from bath and bodyworks is awesome. Joe wouldn't let me buy 6 for 40 bucks. Made me feel so guilty for wanting to smell delicious.

I have no control over you...I was just flabbergasted that you would spend $7 on a 8oz bottle, when you could get a 16oz bottle for $4 (Canadian!) at the grocery store.

 

[fletchx]

Wild honeysuckle from bath and bodyworks is awesome. Joe wouldn't let me buy 6 for 40 bucks. Made me feel so guilty for wanting to smell delicious.

Why pay 40 bucks for that stuff when you can forage in the wilderness for it?

 

[sks43]

hmm is that what the rest of us call Lasagna?

No, lasagna is different. You don't layer it. You mix it all up and put it in the oven. Lol

 

[islandjoe2]

hmm is that what the rest of us call Lasagna?

It's just like lasagna, but instead of lasagna noodles it's like big macaroni noodles.

 

[ForeverDreaming]

No, lasagna is different. You don't layer it. You mix it all up and put it in the oven. Lol

It's just like lasagna, but instead of lasagna noodles it's like big macaroni noodles.

Sounds yummy!

 

[sks43]

I have no control over you...I was just flabbergasted that you would spend $7 on a 8oz bottle, when you could get a 16oz bottle for $4 (Canadian!) at the grocery store.

It wasn't 8 oz and I've already had this argument with you.

Why pay 40 bucks for that stuff when you can forage in the wilderness for it?

Is it year round? I like having it at my fingertips all the time.

 

[tnman03]

Can I be stupid and ask what that is?

http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/baked-ziti-casserole


Its a staple at pot luck suppers and get togethers and can also be made with sausage or ground beef. Bottom line kind of a modern day comfort food and delicious. My ex. hated it and refused to be anywhere where it was served. I always liked it.

 

[islandjoe2]

http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/baked-ziti-casserole


Its a staple at pot luck suppers and get togethers and can also be made with sausage or ground beef. Bottom line kind of a modern day comfort food and delicious. My ex. hated it and refused to be anywhere where it was served. I always liked it.

Blasphemy. Congratulations on making her your ex.

 

[islandjoe2]

Why pay 40 bucks for that stuff when you can forage in the wilderness for it?

Brilliant. Wish I had said that.

 

[ForeverDreaming]

http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/baked-ziti-casserole


Its a staple at pot luck suppers and get togethers and can also be made with sausage or ground beef. Bottom line kind of a modern day comfort food and delicious. My ex. hated it and refused to be anywhere where it was served. I always liked it.

I am not a fan of Ricotta, but I don't use that for Lasagna either. I use cottage cheese. Other wise it sounds amazing.

 

[curvyangel1969]

http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/baked-ziti-casserole


Its a staple at pot luck suppers and get togethers and can also be made with sausage or ground beef. Bottom line kind of a modern day comfort food and delicious. My ex. hated it and refused to be anywhere where it was served. I always liked it.

I had never had this til I moved to the Midwest ( I'm from the west coast ) And they freakin serve it for EVERYTHING here. Never seen anything like it lol.

 

[tnman03]

I am not a fan of Ricotta, but I don't use that for Lasagna either. I use cottage cheese. Other wise it sounds amazing.

Yeah, I'm with you on using cottage cheese whenever it can be substituted. It's also more cost effective when your cooking a big casserole.

 

[Chris_Michael]

Sounds epically awesome! I think!

I think playing Fallout or Divinity would sound awesome. >.<

 

[hotcpu]

I am not a fan of Ricotta, but I don't use that for Lasagna either. I use cottage cheese. Other wise it sounds amazing.

I'm with you Forever not a fan of Ricotta but it does sound extremely tasty!

 

[tnman03]

I had never had this til I moved to the Midwest ( I'm from the west coast ) And they freakin serve it for EVERYTHING here. Never seen anything like it lol.

I don't recall it being served anywhere in the South East US when I was growing up but it started making inroads here sometime in the late 1970's. From there it just took off and became a staple.

 

[fletchx]

Is it year round? I like having it at my fingertips all the time.

Brilliant. Wish I had said that.

Maybe a compromise is in order...

 

[parker77]

I have baked ziti.

carbo-loading before the big game vs. jayhawks?

 

[islandjoe2]

I think playing Fallout or Divinity would sound awesome. >.<

I don't suppose you've played Fallout 4? I have a brand new copy here in my travel bag that I picked up for a song, but I haven't played it yet. I know....

 

[hotcpu]

I don't recall it being served anywhere in the South East US when I was growing up but it started making inroads here sometime in the late 1970's. From there it just took off and became a staple.

Lived here all my life and only get it at Restaurants, generally never brought to pot luck dinners here. May have to start a new trend.

 

[parker77]

I had never had this til I moved to the Midwest ( I'm from the west coast ) And they freakin serve it for EVERYTHING here. Never seen anything like it lol.

i've always thought of it as kind of a poor man's lasagna. never had it before arriving in this geography myself.

 

[curvyangel1969]

i've always thought of it as kind of a poor man's lasagna. never had it before arriving in this geography myself.

I had never even heard of it til I moved out this way.

 

[sks43]

carbo-loading before the big game vs. jayhawks?

Totally... they need my help.

 

[islandjoe2]

I had never even heard of it til I moved out this way.

Soup is sounding kind of lame now.

 

[sks43]

What about eating mashed potatoes with chicken and noodles? Anyone do that?

 

[sks43]

Soup is sounding kind of lame now.

If you bring honeysuckle lotion... you are welcome for dinner.