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OK, You are on death row for Blazing too hard, determined by a jury of your peers. Tomorrow is the big day.

What would Blazer owners choose for thier last meal?

Myself, I would have moms Turkey dinner it is my favorite meal, sans stuffing, white meat only, red potatoes mixed with yams - chunky mashed, Brussel sprouts steamed, cranberry sauce on the side, and I would wash it down with chocolate milk - cold. I would also want a couple king crab legs. For desert I would have my moms saskatoon berry pie, warmed up.

So what is your favorite thing to eat? Fast food of some sort, would you want a lobster or a moose steak? Maybe a special kind of pizza, maybe KD? You might like a tuna sandwich, or pickled eggs?
 

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My wifes baked ziti and garlic bread would be the way I would go. To drink i would wash it down with a large ice cold Coke.
 
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Blazin' too hard? They ain't takin' me alive. But just in case that pesky airbag saves me, breaded porkchop with mashed and cream corn please and thanks. A big mug of Molson Canadian to drink with it, and a bottle of 18 yr old single malt for dessert. After that, they can do as they like.
 
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Roast beef, roast potatoes, cauliflower & white sauce, pumpkin, rice, yorkshire pud & gravy! Followed by bread & butter pudding with custard.

EDIT. Oh and a glass (or bottle) of white wine to wash it all down!
 
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Originally Posted by kiwiblazer View Post
Roast beef, roast potatoes, cauliflower & white sauce, pumpkin, rice, yorkshire pud & gravy! Followed by bread & butter pudding with custard.

EDIT. Oh and a glass (or bottle) of white wine to wash it all down!
How does one prepare pumpkin down there? Up here we usually mush it up and put in pies.
 
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hmmmm................that's a hard one!


well, since it's a "last meal", it'd be a good one.

some Prime Rib-about 34oz will do! (rare, but ot bloody) baked potato w/all the fixin's, steamed green beans/asparagus/carrots, grilled zucchini & peppers, spinach salad w/raspberry vinaigrette.

really not that much different from what i do up now. (just a little more of the Prime Rib)




oh, and i'll be joining James for dessert.
 
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oh, and i'll be joining James for dessert.
...that's what SHE said...
 
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Originally Posted by b1heqh54 View Post
...that's what SHE said...

whoa James! i don't know you well enough for a three..................



nevermind!
 
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How does one prepare pumpkin down there? Up here we usually mush it up and put in pies.
We just mush it up & chuck it in the plate.

Funny thing about pumpkins is that in the UK we found people don't eat it, they empty it & use them for candle holders! LOL (Haloween)
 
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Originally Posted by kiwiblazer View Post
We just mush it up & chuck it in the plate.

Funny thing about pumpkins is that in the UK we found people don't eat it, they empty it & use them for candle holders! LOL (Haloween)


see, that's why Canada is better than the UK-we do both with our pumpkins!
 


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