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Snacks that are good for watching movies/shows.

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>> No.5448001

Anyone?

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Chow mein noodles mixed with melted chocolate chips
make them into little balls and put them in the fridge for a while
nomnom
>>5447705
saved

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Get a shitload of these onions
some cream cheese
a few packs of those cheap, shitty buddig meats

spread cream cheese on the meat
wrap it around the onion
taste the poverty

>> No.5448048

~american in a snuggy~

can of biscuits
pack of hot dogs
roll the biscuit dough flat
roll up half a hot dog in it
bake

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>> No.5450218

>>5448752
Not premade shit that is nasty.

>> No.5450228

None of these are trick guides are they? I don't want to poison myself D:

>> No.5450353

>>5450228
I hope you are joking

>> No.5451724

Hope about more?

>> No.5451736

>>5447705
No offence but those seem pretty gross and I could only imagine eating one before feeling sick

>> No.5451744

>>5451736
That is exactly what I thought too, and I don't even like peanut butter that much, but those are heaven, trust me and try them.

>> No.5451746

>ctrl+f popcorn
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What the fuck guys. Who munches on cookies while watching movies? You eat 2 and then what?

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>> No.5451759

>>5447705
English muffin pizzas

>> No.5451760

>>5451746
I can eat hundreds of cookies. I hate popcorn.

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>tfw i will never enjoy any of these neat looking recipes because im too afraid of a spoon exploding into my face or mustard gas

>> No.5451763

>>5451761

Yeah, last time I melted chocolate in a bowl or combined butter and peanut butter I got a collapsed lung from the resulting fumes.

>> No.5451766

>>5451759
yes. this.

>> No.5451768

>>5451763
>Be me
>Want to melt chocolate
>Decide to melt it in a plastic bowl because I thought it was microwave proof
>It wasn't
>Chocolate burns a hole into bowl and I can still smell it after two weeks

>> No.5451836

>>5447705
popcorn.
WITHOUT butter or sugar.
They are very light, or to say it better a bowl only contains a small amount, 10 or 20 grams, so you can eat a snack without getting obese.

>> No.5451844

>>5451761
If you can't tell from looking at it what is safe and what isn't, you don't deserve good food.

>> No.5451851

take bread, good bread.
Old stale bread is good too.
Cut a slice in small cubes. Cover them in olive oil salt and pepper.
Cook in the oven until they become crunchy. e
Njoy.

>> No.5451852

>>5451760
well at least popcorn is slightly health.

I personally like to eat a meal while watching a movie, normally a high grade burger or something

>> No.5451857

>>5451852
not if you slather them in butter

>> No.5451868

>>5451852
I made this thread mainly because the new GoT episode is my highlight of the week and I want to make really good food for watching it. I have my homemade mead ready and for this episode I am thinking of making a curry and probably something to snack on too. But I really don't know what to do about the latter so I came here for ideas.

>> No.5451883

>>5451768

You dont need a microwave to melt chocolate.

It melts in your pocket if you forget about it for too long, I thought it was common knowledge that to melt chocolate you boil some water in a bowl, then put a second bowl over that with the chocolate inside which will heat up from the indirect contact of the boiling water, this melting the chocolate.

>> No.5451910

>>5451883
Yes, I do that when baking something. But I wanted to make a chocolate and fruit milkshake and I used the mixing bowl I would have composed everything in.

>> No.5451953

>>5451883
that's actually not necessary. It was with old stoves where the flame was only in the center of the pot and very strong, but with modern stoves the flame is spread evenly, and with induction stoves the heat is spread even more evenly.

>> No.5451971

>>5451868
>I made this thread mainly because the new GoT episode is my highlight of the week and I want to make really good food for watching it. I have my homemade mead ready and for this episode I am thinking of making a curry and probably something to snack on too. But I really don't know what to do about the latter so I came here for ideas.
You can totally do a british theme for a GoT ep. I suggest trying your hand at scotch eggs...cooking your boiled eggs in advance, wrapping with some jimmy dean or other sausage day of...rolling in some bread crumbs and baking. Chill down your beer/mead/whatever. Can also make some homemade chips (baking some oven fries) at the same time. Try some jarred simmery curry over some chicken to serve with the fries (for round two). Or make a nice casserole idea, pot pie or some pretty bangers and mash idea. Glorious dessert. Trifle can be made ahead, macerating in delicious fruit and sherry.

My go to movie night tends to be asian and "light" lately. I get dry beer like Asahi, steamed edamame, some pot stickers or soup, brown rice and sauteed veggies. I don't like going to bed on a crazy full dinner.

If I want popcorn, I've been doing a cheat "poppycock" for myself with the orville caramel. I toast some assorted nuts, like pepitas, cashews, pecans, spices like cayenne/lime or five spice in butter in a nonstick pan while popping the corn. I add the nuts to the top of the corn when putting it in the bowl, add the caramel block that came with it, and toss all to combine. Orville gives you abundantly more caramel than the popcorn can use, so it coats all the nuts as well.

>> No.5451972

>>5451953

the reason for using a double boiler is not for the even heating, it's to prevent getting the chocolate too hot. When there is water in the boiler the temperature can never exceed 100C regardless of the heat of the range.

If all you wanted was even heating then all you need is a thick pot.

>> No.5452139

For movie nights, I like to make a spread of cream cheese and creme fraiche and shredded cheese with whatever the fuck I want (like ham, broccoli, mushrooms, onions, whatever), spread that onto some rolls and bake them in the oven until the shredded cheese gets slightly brown.

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>>5451971
Thank you for your ideas. I especially like the british theme, definitely going to try that one