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Peanut butter and bananas on toast. Yum.
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White Trash Recipes
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enchanted_one1975
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That not only makes it a white trash recipe, but it makes it possible to tell it originated in the South. Would you rather eat pickles pigs feet or chitlins like the folks a bit to the East of me do?
MSizer
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"white trash" lol! Kathryn, though it's hard to tell from that pretty profile pic you've got (and it is pretty indeed), but you appear maybe to be a half-breed between white and black parents. Does that give you permission to use such derrogatory language against purebreeds! (kidding around of course - wink)
Instant KD. If the real thing wasn't low enough, they managed to make it microwavable and still taste the same. The world got just a little bit better when they came up with instant KD.
Instant KD. If the real thing wasn't low enough, they managed to make it microwavable and still taste the same. The world got just a little bit better when they came up with instant KD.
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The salvation of poor college students everywhere, who pay homage to Momofuku Ando for making it possible for them to eat.
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O.K., now back to things that actually taste good--meat loaf. It must be made with 1/4 sausage, bread or cracker crumbs, and ketchup.
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One word. Gravy.
enchanted_one1975
Resident Lycanthrope
Ketchup is even too white trash for me. Tomato sauce is more proper. In a pinch a real southerner, such as myself, would pour melted Velveeta cheese over it.
Meatloaf with ketchup is the way to go. :yes:
They're also good on tater tots (note my first response to the OP).
How about tater tot casserole? Brown some ground beef, put in a casserole dish with a bunch of tater tots, and some shredded cheese (velveeta if you're EO), and bake in a 350 to 375 degree (F) oven for about 15-20 minutes.
If that isn't white trash, I don't know what is.
They're also good on tater tots (note my first response to the OP).
How about tater tot casserole? Brown some ground beef, put in a casserole dish with a bunch of tater tots, and some shredded cheese (velveeta if you're EO), and bake in a 350 to 375 degree (F) oven for about 15-20 minutes.
If that isn't white trash, I don't know what is.
enchanted_one1975
Resident Lycanthrope
I do think Velveeta could be substituted for ketchup in any of those three "recipes". One that has never had tater tots with melted processed cheese food product has not lived. :no:
But...........but.......it's white trash, Jen. :help:
Doesn't the tater tot casserole sound delish?
Doesn't the tater tot casserole sound delish?
True dat.
So, if we were to list what is stocked in the pantry/fridge/freezer of a white trash household, we'd have:
1) Velveeta
2) Tater Tots
3) Oscar Meyer Bologna (to fry up for sammiches)
What else have I missed?
Mr Cheese
Well-Known Member
Make it BRITISH
add buttered toast, pour beans over toast.
Alternative: add cheese to beans while cooking, preferably grated
Something tells me you did this quite a bit back in the day.
Mr Cheese
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a classic!
enchanted_one1975
Resident Lycanthrope
True dat.
So, if we were to list what is stocked in the pantry/fridge/freezer of a white trash household, we'd have:
1) Velveeta
2) Tater Tots
3) Oscar Meyer Bologna (to fry up for sammiches)
What else have I missed?
4) Mac and Cheese
5) Spam
6) Canned chili
7) Sugar packets with the logo of a fast food restaurant on them
8) Coffee
9) Beer
10) Ramen noodles
11) Spaghettios
12) Dollar store cookies
(The ones I added are pretty close to what I always have on hand.)