NFL Discussion

[Chris1982]

I prefer mashed potatoes with the skin on.

Maybe he is making potato salad, or scalloped 

[gbill2004]

Maybe he is making potato salad, or scalloped 

Both are great with the skin on! 

[The Zipp]

I would rather peel than scrub and wash. Sometimes I will go with the smaller potatoes that are already washed then go more for the "smashed potatoes" with peel on.  Tonight is more traditional mashed potatoes, gravy, chicken and carrots. 

[Chris1982]

I would rather peel than scrub and wash. Sometimes I will go with the smaller potatoes that are already washed then go more for the "smashed potatoes" with peel on.  Tonight is more traditional mashed potatoes, gravy, chicken and carrots. 

A little honey dill sauce on steamed carrots is amazing.

[The Zipp]

A little honey dill sauce on steamed carrots is amazing.

Butter with honey is actually on the carrots right now

[Jesse]

A little honey dill sauce on steamed carrots is amazing.

I wouldn't waste good honey dill sauce on steamed carrots.

Reserved for french fries and chicken nuggets.

[blue_or_die]

I wouldn't waste good honey dill sauce on steamed carrots.

Reserved for french fries and chicken nuggets.

Not sure if you knew this, but I actually have mastered making honey dill sauce at home. Waaaay cheaper than the premade stuff and it's super easy. Therefore, you can abuse it on something gross and healthy like carrots. I'll have to have you over to try it soon-- except on chicken fingers and fries of course.

[Chris1982]

Not sure if you knew this, but I actually have mastered making honey dill sauce at home. Waaaay cheaper than the premade stuff and it's super easy. Therefore, you can abuse it on something gross and healthy like carrots. I'll have to have you over to try it soon-- except on chicken fingers and fries of course.

The 3 ingredients are obvious... the amount of dill usually does not make a difference... mastering the honey to mayo ratio, that is the hard part.

[theaardvark]

The 3 ingredients are obvious... the amount of dill usually does not make a difference... mastering the honey to mayo ratio, that is the hard part.

Mayo or miracle whip?

[blue_gold_84]

Mayo or miracle whip?

I've used both and the difference is negligible. My preference is Hellman's mayonnaise, though.

In football news, Chiefs trade QB Smith to the Redskins: https://www.tsn.ca/report-chiefs-agree-to-deal-smith-to-washington-1.983541

[Chris1982]

I've used both and the difference is negligible. My preference is Hellman's mayonnaise, though.

In football news, Chiefs trade QB Smith to the Redskins: https://www.tsn.ca/report-chiefs-agree-to-deal-smith-to-washington-1.983541

No surprises here as Cousins was already on his way out of Washington, and Chiefs were planning to go with Mahomes next year.

[Chris1982]

Mayo or miracle whip?

Makes a difference to me.  I find Miracle Whip is more of a dressing and has a tangy flavour.  I prefer mayo as its creamier and makes it thicker.

[blue_or_die]

The 3 ingredients are obvious... the amount of dill usually does not make a difference... mastering the honey to mayo ratio, that is the hard part.

I agree, but I've made creamier (more mayo) and sweeter (more honey) and while different, both are great. I think adding a lot of dill makes it better.

I'm a mayo guy, who has been converted from Miracle Whip.

[gbill2004]

I like Hellmann's mayonnaise. 

[Chris1982]

I like Hellmann's mayonnaise. 

No surprises here.  Most people do.  95% of the mayos on the market use SOYBEAN OIL, which is cheaper... Hellmans uses CANOLA OIL, which is why it tastes better.