Chili and a Grilled Cheese sammich. Is there a more perfect combination?

davsand

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:19 PM
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Chili and a Grilled Cheese sammich. Is there a more perfect combination?

Slow simmered, hand diced, beef chuck cooked with tomatoes, onions, peppers, and beans. Grilled cheese made with whole wheat and a couple different cheese...

I am SO full.

Laura

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Shell Beau

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:20 PM
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1. sounds yummy! I do prefer homemade tomato soup and grilled cheese though!

Mmmm! I am hungry now.

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davsand

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:29 PM
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3. Do you make a cream of tomato or a straight tomato soup?

I like both, but I have to confess that I've been known to open up a can of Campbell's from time to time.

:blush:

Gotta serve that with buttered Ritz crackers, however. That was the one meal guaranteed to cure any sick kid in my mom's house.

Laura

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Shell Beau

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:34 PM
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5. I prefer cream, but I have no problem eating Campbell's either.

Just last week we ate some Campbell's cream of tomato. It is easier obviously, and still tasty. Of course, homemade is the best way to go if you have the time. And ritz are good with just about any damn thing!

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david13

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:23 PM
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2. Spaghetti & salad.

Cheese & crackers & grape juice.
Lasagna & salad.
Cherry pie & vanilla ice cream, washed down with club soda.
McDonald's french fries dunked in a vanilla shake.
Maybe 1000 others. I guess I'm ready for dinner.
dc

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Rabrrrrrr

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:30 PM
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4. Yes - sex and then a bottle of champagne while watching Goldfinger in bed.

Edited on Sat Oct-03-09 07:31 PM by Rabrrrrrr

on a lazy Saturday morning.

just sayin'.

But your chili and cheese sandwich is good, too. It's good.

:P

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davsand

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:41 PM
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6. "Do you expect me to talk? " "No, Mr Bond, I expect you to die."

Goldfinger works for me, but it does need to be real Champagne.

Laura

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david13

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Sat Oct-03-09 08:24 PM
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11. You mean the one with Pussy Galore? My mother took me to see that one

when it first came out.
dc

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mopinko

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Sat Oct-03-09 07:50 PM
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7. it's a good one. cold enough for chili today.

chunky beef, yes. macaroni? the great marital divide in my house.

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Wapsie B

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Sat Oct-03-09 08:10 PM
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8. Chili and a cheese sandwich. Skip the grilling for me.

Love a slice of American cheese on butter bread just like that.

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cbayer

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Sat Oct-03-09 08:19 PM
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9. Funny. I am about to serve turkey chili and cornbread (with actual corn kernels in it).

But I do love some grilled cheese as well.

Glad you enjoyed!

:hi:

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EndersDame

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Sat Oct-03-09 08:22 PM
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10. Bouldin Creek Cafe's Grilled Cheese Con Hierbas

Grilled Cheese Con Hierbas
Melted cheddar/jack cheese with your choice of fresh basil or cilantro on grilled sourdough bread. Add tomato, red onion, spinach or jalapenos for .50 ea
I am going vegan and will miss this

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davsand

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Sat Oct-03-09 09:17 PM
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12. I've yet to find a soy cheese that melts worth a damn.

I am an omnivore, but I have lived with a few "sprout eaters" :evilgrin: over the years. I have experimented with some of the products targeted to vegans. I'm ok with some stuff, but that cheese just doesn't get it for me if it needs to be melted or browned.

The idea of melted cheddar/jack with basil on sourdough does make my mouth perk up, I have to admit...

Laura

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