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May. 22nd, 2008 12:41 pmI have just encountered the phrase "garlic nuts".
I demand to be informed 1. what they are and 2. how to acquire and/or cook some, because I can't think of any food ever that sounds cooler than a garlic nut. It conjures images of golden-brown, vaguely macadamia-esque nuts which taste like butter and garlic, or possibly greasy, crispy knobs of bread.
Bring it, Cafe. There shall be garlic nuts for all. And, if you're very lucky, garlicnut-butter sandwiches.
When not exploring the concept of unholy legume-allium crossbreeding, I've been wandering around in my old LJ entries, trying to catch up a bit on tagging. Somewhere around last June I stumbled across a poll in which I asked the question: If Quite Interesting were a film, who would play Stephen Fry and Alan Davies as they wandered through time, science, and space, armed with only their wits and the occasional comedic pal to assist them?
As it turns out, Hugh Laurie is a better Alan Davis than Alan Davis, according to the cafe. I don't think Alan should really be surprised by this sort of thing anymore....
I demand to be informed 1. what they are and 2. how to acquire and/or cook some, because I can't think of any food ever that sounds cooler than a garlic nut. It conjures images of golden-brown, vaguely macadamia-esque nuts which taste like butter and garlic, or possibly greasy, crispy knobs of bread.
Bring it, Cafe. There shall be garlic nuts for all. And, if you're very lucky, garlicnut-butter sandwiches.
When not exploring the concept of unholy legume-allium crossbreeding, I've been wandering around in my old LJ entries, trying to catch up a bit on tagging. Somewhere around last June I stumbled across a poll in which I asked the question: If Quite Interesting were a film, who would play Stephen Fry and Alan Davies as they wandered through time, science, and space, armed with only their wits and the occasional comedic pal to assist them?
As it turns out, Hugh Laurie is a better Alan Davis than Alan Davis, according to the cafe. I don't think Alan should really be surprised by this sort of thing anymore....
