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Who wants toast? (RE5 360 Versus Redeem code & 20$ PSN Card)
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To help sweeten the deal here, I have a 20$ PSN card which can be used however you want. All you need to do is enter the contest, and win. Then, just to confirm you have a PS3, I'll ask for your PSN ID and the code will be yours. So you have your choice of a 20$ PSN card or the 360 code for the DLC.
So make those sammiches folks! Extra points for any RE paraphernalia you throw in!Last edited by Dot50Cal; 04-16-2009, 04:40 PM.
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By all means show us additional sandwiches!
Just make sure you follow the same guidelines as with the previous one.
We haven't quite decided an end date to this, yet, but it wont be long from now (Plan was at least to give people the chance to at least end their work week around the globe + say hello to the weekend! But if this works out well, we'll probably try to do some shorter contests if we can find stuff to get rid of ;))
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What a fantastic idea for a contest. As a proponent of sandwiches, I fully endorse this whole competition.
The Earl of Sandwich extends forth his blessings. I'm also starving like hell now, haha.Last edited by Mr. Spencer; 04-16-2009, 08:06 PM.See you in hell.
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Originally posted by Mr. Spencer View PostWhat a fantastic idea for a contest. As a proponent of sandwiches, I fully endorse this whole competition.
The Earl of Sandwich extends forth his blessings. I'm also starving like hell now, haha.
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Here's what you need. Toast two slices of bread and apply butter on each. Add some sausages made from 100% British pork, probably Lincolnshire or Cumberland. Those are fantastic. Layer some HP brown sauce evenly over the top, then grate some cheese over the top - I don't like cheese slices or imitation cheese, so it's preferable to use actual cheese, like either Cheddar - a perennial favourite - or Cheshire, the local cheese produced from the county I'm in, it's very crumbly but has a nice tangy taste to it. Any cheese will do really, then you bang that lot under the grill for five minutes, then add some fresh iceberg lettuce, but make sure it's evenly distributed since we're using it as a breakwater between the sausages and whatever else we place on top.
Add a couple of slices of salami, or if you're feeling a little adventurous, some chorizo won't go a miss though it might seem a little strange. On top of these salami slices, layer them with some mustard - any type is fine, Dijon has a smoother, softer taste that's a lot easier on the palate but I'm a personal fan of English mustard, though be careful with the stuff since it's practically napalm for your nostrils. Oh, and make sure that it's Colman's. I cannot fathom American mustard, it's the equivalent of yellow bitter plastic and should never be consumed by human bodies. If you do opt for English mustard, be very conservative with how much you put on. Don't put an exhorbitant amount on, since it'll drown out the other flavours. Now top this with more lettuce, a couple of freshly sliced tomatoes, you can even put a couple of eggs on at this stage but only if you feel like it'll fit. Finally, grate some more cheese over the top to finish it off, splash some Worcestershire sauce over the top, then back under the grill for another couple of minutes and you're done.Last edited by Mr. Spencer; 04-16-2009, 08:23 PM.See you in hell.
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Originally posted by Mr. Spencer View PostHere's what you need. Toast two slices of bread and apply butter on each. Add some sausages made from 100% British pork, probably Lincolnshire or Cumberland. Those are fantastic. Layer some HP brown sauce evenly over the top, then grate some cheese over the top - I don't like cheese slices or imitation cheese, so it's preferable to use actual cheese, like either Cheddar - a perennial favourite - or Cheshire, the local cheese produced from the county I'm in, it's very crumbly but has a nice tangy taste to it. Any cheese will do really, then you bang that lot under the grill for five minutes, then add some fresh iceberg lettuce, but make sure it's evenly distributed since we're using it as a breakwater between the sausages and whatever else we place on top.
Add a couple of slices of salami, or if you're feeling a little adventurous, some chorizo won't go a miss though it might seem a little strange. On top of these salami slices, layer them with some mustard - any type is fine, Dijon has a smoother, softer taste that's a lot easier on the palate but I'm a personal fan of English mustard, though be careful with the stuff since it's practically napalm for your nostrils. Oh, and make sure that it's Colman's. I cannot fathom American mustard, it's the equivalent of yellow bitter plastic and should never be consumed by human bodies. If you do opt for English mustard, be very conservative with how much you put on. Don't put an exhorbitant amount on, since it'll drown out the other flavours. Now top this with more lettuce, a couple of freshly sliced tomatoes, you can even put a couple of eggs on at this stage but only if you feel like it'll fit. Finally, grate some more cheese over the top to finish it off, splash some Worcestershire sauce over the top, then back under the grill for another couple of minutes and you're done.Last edited by hellrizer; 04-16-2009, 09:35 PM.
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A not so beatiful sandwich, but a tasty one for sure, my dinner for today:
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Roll bread
Hellman's Mayo
Chicken pâté
Cream cheddar
Fresh lettuce and tomatoes
And a little treat for good old Barry at the back.
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And then, I noticed I had to put something to identify my creation AFTER I finished eating it.... so I took this pic of the empty plate at the same place with the same picture on the back. Hope that's ok.
Last edited by -Evil Shady-; 04-16-2009, 10:20 PM.
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