I do put eggs OE over my jalapeno cornbread, but not the chili.Add some cornbread.
I do put eggs OE over my jalapeno cornbread, but not the chili.Add some cornbread.
I would like it with Alfredo sauce, but not with Marinara. Kind of like wine... Red = beef, White = chicken or fish.
I only had Dinty Moore in my locker at work for emergencies.Trying something new: Dinty Moore stew with eggs.
I don't know what you people have against eggs that you need to defile them with chili and stew and salsa.Trying something new: Dinty Moore stew with eggs.
No biscuits and gravy?Only white sauce I can stand is horseradish. No mayo, tartar, ranch dressing, alfredo, etc for me.
No biscuits and gravy?
I have a lot of sausage and pepper in my gravy. Probably 3-4x what most restaurants use in theirs (which is usually just "sausage flavored" gravy IMHO). I like mine much better than Bob Evans'.No biscuits and gravy. I used to eat it the way Miss Daisy made it back when she still cooked... she'd get the gravy very well done and used lots of sausage and pepper.
I have a lot of sausage and pepper in my gravy. Probably 3-4x what most restaurants use in theirs (which is usually just "sausage flavored" gravy IMHO). I like mine much better than Bob Evans'.
I want to try sriracha sometime, but is it just like any other hot sauce, or is there really that much difference between it and say, Frank's Hot Sauce?I put lots of garlic and siracha in my Dinty Moore
I like mine much better than Bob Evans'.
I'm a Tabasco guy til the day I die.I want to try sriracha sometime, but is it just like any other hot sauce, or is there really that much difference between it and say, Frank's Hot Sauce?
Sometimes I'll even put it on my eggs.Tobasco is better for eye drops.
It's true. If you had mine, you would forever be disappointed with Bob Evans. There's not nearly enough sausage in it. You might get lucky and catch a little fleck of sausage here and there, but that's it.
Never been a fan. Too vinegary for my taste.I'm a Tabasco guy til the day I die.