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That guy is making it extremely hard to keep Coyle as my avatar here. Konopka is so awesome.
llamapalooza
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So apparently the Wild have created a new in-arena concession monstrosity called "Uff Da Nachos," in which they fill a replica helmet with nachos and then ladle Tater Tot Hotdish on top.
http://www.hockeywilderness.com/201...-nachos-may-be-the-most-minnesotan-thing-ever
I'm going to the game tonight and won't have time to eat beforehand. Knowing this thing exists will be a test of just how much I hate myself.
http://www.hockeywilderness.com/201...-nachos-may-be-the-most-minnesotan-thing-ever
I'm going to the game tonight and won't have time to eat beforehand. Knowing this thing exists will be a test of just how much I hate myself.
MNWILDFAN001
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Hope to see some better 5 on 5 play tonight. Get some more scoring chances to give the money fans something to cheer about.
my focus was actually on Konopka with that statement...I can't imagine there would be any animosity between Suter and Weber but Konopka has mentioned patrolling the warm ups more than once. He might misinterpret.
TheeNorthStar
Ok, dis hockey
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Suter and weber may be former d partners,the respect that they have for each other is still there,nethier of them will to harm one another
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At the scrimmage I had their desert nachos variation. Pretty good. Tasted like you were eating giant Cinnamon Toast Crunch with chocolate drizzled over it with a maple mousse-like cream blobed on top. Need some people to share it with and for $15 I don't think I'd ever buy it but with food vouchers at the scrimmage I figured why not...
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Most of the season Henrique centered the first line with Zach and Kovy. Late season and playoffs that got bounced around a bit with Zajac/Zubrus/Clarkson/Henrique moving around on the top lines and (dinged up) Kovy spending time on the 2nd line with Elias.
llamapalooza
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What's that on top of the nachos?
E: Guess that's the Tatertortosasd thing.
You can't be a Minnesota fan and not know what Tater Tot Hotdish is!
It's basically Minnesotan for "casserole", but with the specific caveats that:
- It always includes cream-of-something-or-other soup as a binding agent
- It always includes a lot of starch
- It always includes leftovers of some sort
Commonly found at potluck dinners in Lutheran church basements.
Here is the recipe on file with our US Senator: http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2011/01/26/taconite-tater-tot-hot-dish/
Preds radio said Mason was starting but Josh Cooper (primary Preds writer for the Tennessean) said Trotz has not confirmed who would be starting; this was as of 20 minutes ago. I hope Peks starts tonight then against STL and takes ANA or PHX off.
Growing up dirt poor, there were a few staples that I could get a lot of... for little cash.
Processed Cheese.
Elbow Macaroni.
Tater Tots.
Today... I hate Mac N Cheese, "Goulash"*, and Tater Tot Casserole. I can't even stand the smell of tatertots.
*Elbow Macaroni + Tomato Sauce + Beef
Even in College, I couldn't eat that crap without getting nauseous. Instead, I had a rice cooker...
What's that on top of the nachos?
E: Guess that's the Tatertortosasd thing. What's it like? To me it seems like somesort of, what we here call "jauhelihakastike", minced meat sauce.
Tator tot hot dish.
It is tator tots, potatoes kind of like hash browns if you know what those are, mixed with ground meat, typically cow or turkey, and mixe with vegetables. Mostly corn, peas, green beans, and possibly carrots. Then you've got cheese and some cream-of-vegetable stuff that holds it together. I have never really paid attention. Its just delicious.
You can't be a Minnesota fan and not know what Tater Tot Hotdish is!
It's basically Minnesotan for "casserole", but with the specific caveats that:
- It always includes cream-of-something-or-other soup as a binding agent
- It always includes a lot of starch
- It always includes leftovers of some sort
Commonly found at potluck dinners in Lutheran church basements.
Here is the recipe on file with our US Senator: http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2011/01/26/taconite-tater-tot-hot-dish/
Thanks. I wish I could find it somewhere here.
E: Thanks for the second reply as well.
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llamapalooza
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Hahaha, Minnesota Goulash. I love that that dish exists universally in Minnesota but in no way resembles goulash in any other part of the world. I was baffled when I went to Hungary, ordered the signature Hungarian dish, and received soup.
