I might have to give that method a try, sounds like a great hybrid!

Peeling them IS a minor pain. But I feel like the benefits, caramelization and crunchy salt baked onto them, outweight the pain.

Peeling them IS a minor pain. But I feel like the benefits, caramelization and crunchy salt baked onto them, outweight the pain.

“You need to roast them before you can peel them”

I mean, what could you cook with butter and bacon, then add to a pizza, that wouldn’t be delicious? :)

“I don’t think the article clarifies what the primary differences is.”

I think there is probably plenty of room for everyone in this story to be the asshole. That being said...

You’re saying the exact same thing in a different order and saying it means something different... but okay.

Okie dokie then.

I want a reverse waffle griddle, one that makes hills instead of valleys basically.

“I? Do not like raw tomatoes”

“If you have a triangle cut pizza, you can feed, maximum, the number of slices you have”

I had that same thought when I saw the picture for this article.  My mouth knows that will taste great, but my eyes were not on board. :D

My wife and daugher are Jewish, I’m a lapsed Baptist, agnostic, Idunno? (LadyK says I’m Jew-“ish” by proximity, I say I’m just in it for the brisket.)

That’s a good idea too! A smoked turkey neck or wing is what I always use when in collard greens, so I bet you’re 100% right.

“I’m not one of those “don’t yuck my yum” people either. Do it if you want to. Tastes are subjective and if you don’t like what I’m eating or drinking, I don’t care.”

Any thoughts on how beef ribs might work in this?

If you like dipping your bacon or sausage into the syrup that runs off your pancakes, you’ll probably like chicken & waffles.  But wait until you’re somewhere with a better option than the KFC and IHOP you mentioned below.

They are the same people who think a rapist is always a scary looking stranger hiding in a bush, or that a racist is always a redneck living in a trailer park.

Probably kkknoose.