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Why yes, it is stolen from our normal Add an activity thing. Even more entertaining, I plan to take everything suggested here and put it over there later. Suggest away!
- Space Balls
- Submitted by: Steve Clark on Wednesday, 08-Nov-00 22:58:47 EST
Primary Concept: Cuisine
Difficulty: Average
Served as: Snack
Cost range: Average
Preparation time: 31 - 60 minutes
Equipment Needs: Moderate
Basics of the meal
Spaceballs aka Monkey bread...if you really need the recipe I will get some but yea ok.
- Pizza the Hut
- Submitted by: Steve Clark on Wednesday, 08-Nov-00 22:57:19 EST
Primary Concept: Cuisine
Difficulty: Moderate
Served as: Lunch,Dinner,Snack
Cost range: Average
Preparation time: Over an hour
Equipment Needs: Moderate
Basics of the meal
We have Pizza and pop
- KFC Chicken
- Submitted by: Steve Clark on Wednesday, 08-Nov-00 22:55:16 EST
Primary Concept: Cuisine
Difficulty: Moderate
Served as: Lunch,Dinner
Cost range: Average
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Equipment Needs: Light
Basics of the meal
We have chickee..........breaded like KFC, in honor of Kernal Sanders (sp?).
- Barf and Yogurt
- Submitted by: Steve Clark on Wednesday, 08-Nov-00 22:53:55 EST
Primary Concept: Cuisine
Difficulty: Moderate
Served as: Breakfast
Cost range: Average
Preparation time: 30 minutes
Equipment Needs: Light
Basics of the meal
Pretty easy. We eat barf and yogurt, with parri-air water. Oh yeah barf should probably be corn beef hash and then also scrambled eggs with cheese dyed puke green or dyed red.
- Never Tell Me the Evens Dinner
- Submitted by: Steve D. on Thursday, 02-Nov-00 21:00:24 EST
Primary Concept: Cuisine
Difficulty: Demanding
Served as: Dinner
Cost range: High
Preparation time: Over an hour
Equipment Needs: Moderate
Basics of the meal
In a parody of our own Star Wars day we serve really good (that's the parody of our previous day) food that normally comes in pairs or is served two to a person. Chicken Breast with a couple of biscuits, 2 small baked potatoes and pears for desert (or something similar).
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