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 Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 10:34 pm
Ballerina Galoshes selinevalentine My guilty pleasure is from scratch hot coco: 1 cup milk 2 Tbsp. coco powder 2 Tbsp. Sugar (more if you like your coco sweet) dash of salt 1/4 tsp. vanilla extract Heat milk on HI in microwave 1 1/2- 2 1/2 minutes. Mix together coco powder, sugar and salt in mug. Stir in hot milk then mix in vanilla extract and enjoy. I hope you like my naughty little non-diet treat. wink
in the main discussion forum
recipes are for the cookbook only!
heart B.G.It was one of my guilty pleasures, a favorite treat. I wanted to share it with you guys; therefore, it's reletive to the discussion. If you dont want to try it you dont have to. No one is forcing you. It's there for those who are thinking "oh that sounds delish. I want to try"
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Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 1:43 pm
selinevalentine Ballerina Galoshes selinevalentine My guilty pleasure is from scratch hot coco: 1 cup milk 2 Tbsp. coco powder 2 Tbsp. Sugar (more if you like your coco sweet) dash of salt 1/4 tsp. vanilla extract Heat milk on HI in microwave 1 1/2- 2 1/2 minutes. Mix together coco powder, sugar and salt in mug. Stir in hot milk then mix in vanilla extract and enjoy. I hope you like my naughty little non-diet treat. wink
in the main discussion forum
recipes are for the cookbook only!
heart B.G.It was one of my guilty pleasures, a favorite treat. I wanted to share it with you guys; therefore, it's reletive to the discussion. If you dont want to try it you dont have to. No one is forcing you. It's there for those who are thinking "oh that sounds delish. I want to try"
but it still belongs in the cookbook
you can say what your guilty pleasure is
and put the recipe elsewhere
we keep things in the cookbook
so people dont have to filter around
the main threads trying to remember
where recipes are!
you could just as easily state
that you have a recipe
for your treat
so people who are interested
can look it up for future use
heart B.G.
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Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 6:48 am
kinmoratree I eat a lot of stuff that's bad for me, but my two favorites (currently) are: McDonald's hamburgers and fries dipped in a chocolate shake Graham Crackers spread with butter dipped in hot cocoa
And here i thought i was the only one who dipped fries in shakes.
Hmm, buttered grahm crackers in hot cocoa? I can truly say i've never heard that one before. I'll have to try that.
My favorite guilty pleasure...homemade fudge and anything from Taco Bell. wink
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Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 8:31 am
My guilty pleasure is definatly Vanilla Hagen Daaz ice cream. I have to limit myself because if I buy a pint, I'll finish the whole thing in one sitting. It's horrible!!!
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Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 10:23 am
My guilty pleasure... it would have to be salted, butter popcorn, or Bailey's.
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Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 2:04 pm
Cheddar and sour cream Ruffles and a Subway turkey breast sandwich on honey oat with almost all the fixings (except onions and green peppers and oil and spices xp ), Mc Donald's Chicken selects or Chicken Mc Nuggets with sweet and sour sauce, honey mustard, and/or barbecue sauce and fries with any of those sauces, Culver's butterburgers with bacon (hey, I didn't say I swore off red meat completely, I just don't eat it very often, unless I'm seriously starved), california rolls, the curry rice with fried shrimp from that one Asian superstore, Panda Express orange chicken and lo mein with steamed veggies and egg rolls, chili cheese dogs and chili cheese fries (with more beans than meat, if there HAS to be meat in the chili), white meat chicken from KFC with mashed potatoes and gravy and cole slaw, anything from STARBUCKS, chain family restaurant food (like Applebee's and TGI Friday's), pepperoni and mushroom pizza, grilled cheddar cheese sammich with tomato soup or tomato juice, and ice cream--especially chocolate, strawberry, chocolate with caramel, rocky road, and that plum ice cream from that Asian superstore. And chocolate with caramel is a must for me.
Man, that was long. I must be starving. xd
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:52 am
Mine are these chocolate cookies my ex roommate's mother mails to me in little care packages. Why my ex roommate's mother mails me stuff is irrelevant, but the cookies she puts in there are AMAZING. And grilled Cheese Sammiches from Moe's Diner, hahah
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 4:03 pm
Junk food in general makes the world go round, but my faves are homeade pizza, homeade nachos, homeade quesadillas, and french fries dipped in ice cream/milkshake/frozen custard/frozen yogurt!
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 4:06 pm
nicolklm I have to say that I really like chex cereal tossed is melted chocolate chips and then tossed in powdered sugar. I usually am way more of a gourmet kind of person, but I LOVE that junk. I think it is called puppy chow or something like that. It is like a chocolate cugar high that cant be beat! Oh, and whoever said cheese and salsa with chips is dead on also! That stuff is great! I have a more gourmet version of the salsa and velvetta if you want it PM me. PUPPY CHOW ALSO MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND!!!!!!(it is junk food, ya know)and u mix peanut butter w/ the melted chocolate chips (my dog likes it, hes stolen some XDXD)
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 4:09 pm
Fear_less2006 CHEFS LAW!!! DON'T TRUST A SKINNY COOK!!!! ninja My guilty pleasure is some chicken taquitos and a pepsi MMMMM that is one of my favorite summer/christmas/spring break lazy lunch!!!(and i dont trust skinny cooks, either)
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 5:27 pm
Oh yes, I used to get boxes of candy from the M&M's company from my stepmom (now my ex-stepmom--divorce sucks). My absolute favorite candy in the world is caramel Twix. TWIX=GODS.
The muffins from Starbucks or Caribou Coffee make your granny's muffins look as healthy as a 10-calorie salad, but they are goooooooood.
And non-caffenated sodas like orange or strawberry Fanta, or Manzanita Sol apple soda. I just tried that a few months ago!
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Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 11:50 am
keke313 Fear_less2006 CHEFS LAW!!! DON'T TRUST A SKINNY COOK!!!! ninja My guilty pleasure is some chicken taquitos and a pepsi MMMMM that is one of my favorite summer/christmas/spring break lazy lunch!!!(and i dont trust skinny cooks, either)
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Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 7:02 pm
Also good: artificial crab meat. California rolls are just duds without it. And no, you CAN'T use real crab meat. xp I used to eat that stuff back in Cali.
And Chef Boyardee canned ravioli, lasagna, and spaghetti and meatballs. God, I miss that. Recently, when I had it last, I started putting crushed red pepper and parmasean cheese in it. Even Spaghettios, but sometimes, I'd use cheddar cheese.
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Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:44 pm
Ballerina Galoshes keke313 Fear_less2006 CHEFS LAW!!! DON'T TRUST A SKINNY COOK!!!! ninja My guilty pleasure is some chicken taquitos and a pepsi MMMMM that is one of my favorite summer/christmas/spring break lazy lunch!!!(and i dont trust skinny cooks, either) Try being me. You don't get much skinnier without an eating disorder, yet I think I'm a pretty decent cook (at least, my fiancee does...).
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Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 9:31 am
Samma_Knight Ballerina Galoshes keke313 Fear_less2006 CHEFS LAW!!! DON'T TRUST A SKINNY COOK!!!! ninja My guilty pleasure is some chicken taquitos and a pepsi MMMMM that is one of my favorite summer/christmas/spring break lazy lunch!!!(and i dont trust skinny cooks, either) Try being me. You don't get much skinnier without an eating disorder, yet I think I'm a pretty decent cook (at least, my fiancee does...).
my bones poke out everywhere
except I used to do ballet
so I have uber muscle legs
but Im thin AND a vegan
nobody trusts me ever...
they dont want my "rabbit food"
talk2hand
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