Our Most Memorable Meal
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- čas přidán 13. 02. 2021
- From Nanny's fried chicken on a Sunday afternoon to splitting Hamburger Helpers in college, R&L look back on some of their most memorable meals and what made them so unforgettable in this episode of Ear Biscuits!
EB #274, Original Release Date: 2/8/2021
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Most constructive way to tell your wife that you didn't like her food, tell it to your best friend on your podcast that thousands of people watch worldwide 😂😂😂
If it's a new thing she's trying i don't see what's wrong with being simlpy honest
If it's a work in progress anyway she'd appreciate the input
@@mralabbad7 his wife does enough raising kids and running a household and doesn’t need be given flack about her cooking.
@@annomaly751 why is it flack😂
If she's trying to improve why not help her🦉
@@mralabbad7 help? Good. but talking about it infront of everyone aint so good
@@azrogthesocial3020 i'm not talking about what link did😂
He can face the consequences of that on his own i don't want any part of that🏃♂️
The moment where link talks about feeding eye boogers to his dog is going to live in my head rent free for a good old while.
I listened to that part of the podcast twice last week. It just cracked me up. The whole exchange was so good.
Same lol
ive seen that more than once with horse people too...
My dog will steal them. Dogs are weird lol.
"Christy counts me as one of the children" had me dying
Food critiques can be demoralizing. My mom says that Dad learning NOT to critique meals helped her become a better cook, because encouragement is always a better motivator than critiques when it comes to something like cooking. Feeding a family is often thankless and demoralizing even when nobody is critical, because it's so much work, prep, clean up, and there are so many elements in society that will tell you you're doing it WRONG - no matter what you do.
I have never in my life heard a big time chef say they got where they were without being in the kitchen of a better chef who would verbally eviscerate them for even the slightest errors.
Harsh critique breeds success by means of vengeance.
ive been teaching my wife technical skills, such as knife work. then asking her to do stuff like that and I feel like us both cooking has been good
@@xandertoleman6240 While there is a point to that for many professional chefs, the context is quite different from a successful marriage. Thankfully my dad didn't double down on critiques and criticism, but learned to be encouraging, and my parents are still married fifty plus years later. Learning not to be too critical of each other has helped them stay married when many of their friends from that era ended up divorced.
@@heavymetalbassist5 That sounds lovely. :) It would not have been realistic for my parents, who got married a very long time ago, my dad not having any culinary skills at all.
@Morgan Grace Me too :) I like your thoughts, thanks for the reply! Nourishing a family seems like it can be a thankless and underrated job (invisible when done well, and not remarked upon by society, but suddenly everybody's got an opinion about it if it's imperfect in any way -- and what's imperfect can vary from week to week and expert to expert)! I have a lot of thoughts about this, haha! Glad your family is encouraging overall.
Rhett: what did you eat last night?
Link: Jade likes to eat eye crusties.
RIP
Rhett: Hey man, how was your dinner last night?
Link: So my dog eats her own boogers that I feed to her
Rhett, me, and the rest of the internet: ????????
It might be a dietary thing there lacking and trying to get back
@@jamesfry8983 Jade is a very well trained vacuum.
@@DelightfulDissident Well that would make a lot of sense my dog tries to eat her own ear wax when I have to clean out her ears
@@jamesfry8983 dogs also try to eat everything from their poop to their throw up, so I really think something is just weird behavior with dogs in general
Anyway, Link is a weirdo for feeding boogers to Jade.
@Darth Carnifex Snakes wow skilled dog for managing to catch them
I'm from MN and the most memorable meal I've ever had was getting real sushi for the first time on my honeymoon in Maui.
I'm from Wisconsin & we have relatives with celiac & diabetes. We were told the ONLY thing without sugar & gluten our venues only caterer could serve was fruit bar, salad bar & chicken tacos or sushi so we had em ALL! It was my 1st sushi & tacos are my FAVORITE food. So all my local Dodge County middle of nowhere relatives were kinda confused by the set up but it went over dang well!
My most memorable meal was on my honeymoon too, over 40 years ago.
He passed 4 months ago.
❤️ Mythical old bat Lesley
My most memorable meal, was the first meal i ever cooked the day i came home from my honeymoon. I didnt know how to cook, at all. I followed a recipe for lasagna. I took it out of the oven and dropped the entire thing on the floor. Lasagna slopped all over the floor.
I cried. Ran into the bathroom and cried. My husband , bless his heart, cleaned it up.
We now know Jade's
most memorable meal.
Thought I'd be safe eating during this. Oh, but no. Two minutes into my chili Link has to talk about his dog eating eye boogers.
Somehow Link feeding his dog it’s eye boogers is THE most Link thing he could do.
I'm so excited for the deconstruction stories 1 year later. Your deconstruction stories are what really made me a fan. I watched some of your videos before, but after that I became a Mythical beast ❤️
my boyfriend and i do the same thing Rhett and his wife do, we tallk about the meal while we're having it. seasoning, maybe if something just isnt your thing or whatever. How else do you learn what both of you like?
Exactly, my family does the same. I normally always gush over how good it is because my momma and boyfriend and amazing cooks. The only comment I've really ever said was "too much salt" even then I still eat it out of love.
In my family we all cook, so we all have some pointers when tasting something.
Diners, drive ins, and dunkin donuts! 😆 that was hilarious
My most memorable meal is when I sat down to eat pizza and 2 slices in my water broke and 2 hours later I had a baby
Quite the meal... at least you got to eat a little bit lolol
Wow, rude of your baby to not wait until you were done eating
the first catfish i ever had was the best i'd ever tasted, and the last: i'm straight up allergic to that evidently
I freaking love catfish.
Gotta love that classic Food Network series, "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dunkin' Donuts"
That killed me lmfaooo
my most memorable “meal” was an entire king cake my dad and step mom brought to me on their drive from Louisiana to Ohio, after the birth of my daughter. i ate the ENTIRE thing in one sitting
I’m so excited for next week and the week after I loved the episodes of them exploring their spirituality it really is nice to hear the people I grew up watching have a serious adult conversation and as an adult I feel more connected and I’m glad their content grew up as I did
agreed!!
After this year every meal is memorable to me. I don't take food for granted anymore. Yes at one point and for quite some time I didn't think twice about my next meal. So many are going through or may have gone through the same situation. I can only hope everyone gets through this unscathed.I apologize if this is "too much." I have been feeling so sappy lately. lol
I do not like my mother's version of minestrone. As an adult , I was invited to dinner at my mom's. She said she would be serving beef stew. She served minestrone. I took a small serving and finished it. THEN my mom says, "Hey, aren't you the kid who hates my minestrone?" "Yep, but I was also raised by a mom who taught me to be polite when invited!"
For me it's a toss up between the first meal after 40 hours of labor or the first meal after being in a coma for 2 months. Both were pretty epic.
Guys - the part about food poisoning is not entirely informed. One of my science teachers in high school - Darin Detwiler - lost his son in the 90's to that ecoli outbreak at Arby's. He's written A LOT about food safety and a lot about the industry. I suggest giving the subject a bit more of a deep dive.
Ear Biscuits to me is like a warm embrace from my two dads. Thanks for being there guys. 💕
Literally right when they were talking about camping meals I thought "oooh I loved the Hobo Dinner" and then they said "Hobo Burgers" hope they know people half their age are still enjoying them and teaching them at summer camp still
The only easy thing about Golden Corral is how easy it slides out of you afterwards
Once I was at my sister's house and she made chicken and waffles. I'm allergic to gluten, so I couldn't eat any of it and didn't expect to get anything. "Whatever, it isn't ger job to feed me." But she had made me up a separate gluten free batch and I had never had chicken and waffles. There were 6 regular and 6 spicy pieces of fried chicken and 4 waffles just dripping in syrup, my God it was so amazing. Never had anything as good to this day.
I agree with the first meal after giving birth is the best. After my oldest was born, my mother in law brought cold cheese fries and rolls from Coltons steakhouse and I inhaled it all. I still remember how amazing they tasted after not eating for 19 hours.
19:00 kids don’t like to see bones in their meat because they would never want to eat animals if given the choice. They naturally love animals but only eat them because it is what they are given from birth.
I don’t know if that’s always the case. Some kids just think they’re nasty. It isn’t always just like “Aw, there’s bones here. That means it was an animal. That’s sad”.
@@ShadowTheNinjaKitty and that shows that deep down they understand that it’s sad for an animal to be killed for a meal. If they saw it happen or had to do it themselves they would eat something else
Awe Rhett’s story about mama Nell, he knew he was gonna tell that story before all else. He was holdin back the tears that’s why he saved for last. Bless grandmas🙏
my most memorable meal was about so much more than the food. More meaningful was the location and a family coming together from australia, the USA, and the UK for a family wedding in Scotland. I met family I had never met, family I hadn't seen for 25 years or more and a much loved nephew who had moved to the UK for work and I missed heaps. It was also the last time I saw my grandma who died in 2016 at 102. The food was great too... ❤❤❤
Happy Valentine's Day everyone here!
Thanks same to you mythical friend! 🌹
Happy Valentine’s Day my friend
Thanks 🤗
Same to you! ❤️
So looking forward to next week! Your deconstruction stories are such important content!
best channel to fall sleep to At night and wake up to the morning it's so relaxing and calm just listening telling stories like the old days
Excited for next two weeks!
3:07 I regret you sharing that too lol 😂
I’m tryin to eat here mannn
This is a great conversation starter. I’m going to ask my family what their favourite meal was/is next time we’re together.
im so excited for the updated deconstructions
Since I have to go to work today at least I can listen to Ear Biscuits on my way!
Excited about deconstruction pt 2!!🥳
I really like how he said to try something new, especially when the place is known for something special. I think that is why I like video games so much, always new experiences to enjoy.
When I was 23 I got ecoli. It was some crazy strain that they couldn’t treat, so they just hooked me up to an IV and pumped me with fluids and morphine. I couldn’t drink or eat anything because my stomach and intestines felt like they were on fire. I was in the hospital for four days until they decided I was going to make it out of the woods. They had me drink some ginger ale and some mashed potatoes with gravy.
I wouldn’t say either were very delicious, but I do remember being so relieved that my stomach felt good enough for me to even be able to eat.
I went to Dishoom on my last trip to London. Waited for 2 hours and it was so worth it. Never left a restaurant so stuffed before
I like to hear the update on your guys spirituality and journey through life.
lol one thing I learned in life is to appreciate the small things so food is one I always appreciate it. My most recent memorable meal was having pistachio crusted rack of lamb that was absolutely a blessing on my tastebuds.
Enjoyed this conversation! Loved hearing stories and could relate to it. I've had many memorable meals based on events or food itself.
Two meals come to mind for me ... one was the first time I had legit Indian food, and I'd never experienced so many intense flavors hitting all my tastebuds at once. The oxytocin it released in me was crazy, I was soooo happy for hours after.
The second was the very expensive meal I had at the Beast's Castle in Disney World. It was the most melt-in-your-mouth food I'd ever had, and multiple years later my mouth will still water just from thinking about it 😋
I am SOO excited for the 1 year reveal
Omg, Reminiscing, is my FAVORITE SONG. Little River Band baby
My most memorable meal was after I had weight loss surgery in 2005. I had weighed 364 pounds, and it was an experimental surgery. After surgery, I started with 2 Oz of protein shake every 2 hours, and for 6 weeks, I was strictly on liquids. For 6 more weeks, only puréed food. After 12 weeks, I was allowed to try solid food. I had taken my 5 kids and mom on a road trip from Texas to Washington state, and I bought at Safeway romaine lettuce, deli sliced roast beef and horseradish cheddar cheese. I made a little roll up. It still would be my favorite meal ever. I had lost 85 pounds in 12 weeks. 16 years later, I can still only eat the volume basically of 1 egg. It was all worth it. 140 is more gooderer for me!
My most memorable meal was eating quesadillas alone on the last day of moving out of my college apartment, after my roommates had all left...
the food illness talk in the beginning is such a good point.. I had a favorite sushi place for several years and I ate some fish from there one time that tasted rancid and got sick later, I blamed it on the sushi. it was my favorite place to go to for so long and i’ve probably been there once since that happened like two or three years ago. :/
I’m from Texas & have lived here my whole life. I know a lot of people who love Whataburger but I’m with you guys, its just not that great.
The most memorable meal I had was with my sister. We had dinner at Rino in Vienna Austria and the owner sat with us and he gave us a couple of shots of Croatian liqueur. The food was really good, and the restaurant was really charming.
That’s me and the salad wraps at McDonald’s (or really, ranch and tortillas at all). I was coming down with a stomach bug, but my brain forever connects it with trying those for the first time.
Thanks for being a part of my daily life ✨
One of my most memorable meals was eating KFC on the floor of our newly purchased first house. That was close to 12 years ago.
I'm the same exact way with my dog. She loves her eye boogies. Lol
Great video as always guys! Happy valentine's day everyone 💕
Rhett is such a viking
Either an Icelandic viking, an elderly Irish woodsman or a combination of the two.
Thanks for the eye crust story Link 🤣
There's a restaurant in Anchorage, Alaska called "Simon and Seafort's," and I think to this day I think they had some of the best food I've ever eaten. Amazing halibut cheeks and this incredible tomato bisque with salmon. The flavors were so incredible.
Biscuiteers unite!!
The *HAH* that Link gave Rhett @ 15:45 🤣
I had a stint where I was in the hospital for 5 days. I'm a vegetarian and a little picky, and did NOT like any of the hospital food. I survived on Ensure shakes and Lora Doone cookies, sometimes French fries. The first meal i had when I got back home-- some classic New York pizza, was a godsend.
Loving their outfits.
LET'S GO MYTHICAL TEAM
Happy Valentine’s Day guys, Rhett and link have been the saviour to my mental health and my favourite escape always-best internet dads ever. Have a lovely day mythical beasts SO much love to our fab community ❤️
Me: (reflecting) Most memorable meal.....Anything that happened that Grandma cooked....Can't wait to reflect while Link talks his Nanny's Fried Chicken
Link: Doggie eye boogers
Me: My lunch is almost ready dang it......(gets meal)
Rhett: Well here's the thing about food poisoning
Link: barf things
Me:..........................................................
That is so true about the labour/delivery! It is the reason I learned how to make chicken pot pie
Some candy for my ears on this Valentine's day 😍
Nice!
I usually ask my boyfriend or anyone I cook for “what do you think?” Almost hoping they give me a constructive critique like “needs more of this or that” or just a general compliment. So when my boyfriend says “it’s good” I’m like gahhhhhh give me DETAILS!
Me when my bf reads my writings 😆
My husband just doesn’t tell me if he doesn’t like my food. He just accepts that I took time out to cook him food and eats it
Whataburger is easily the best fast food chain for burgers. There honey butter chicken biscuit on the breakfast menu is also incredible.
0:23 Are you talking about Glamorous? Lol 😂
I’m convinced every southern person has a “poppa” who your not directly related to but he’s your poppa
My Dad used to fry the neck and gizzard when he fried chicken and if I was lucky, he’d get extra gizzards from the butcher because if there was only one...it was his. Lol
ohh the gizzard are good, try the DUCK gizzard even better
One of my most memorable food mpments was the first time i ate summer sausage i bought and cooked on a whim... ended up eating the whole 1800ish calorie sausage alone with nothing else. Best ingredient i have found to this day.
I’m from Alabama and the most memorable meal I’ve had was when I went hunting with my uncle and he made chili out of roadkill (specifically a raccoon) that he picked up on the way to camp. The best part is he didn’t tell us what was in his special chili until after we ate it (This is not a joke unfortunately)
Guy fieri's diners drive ins and dunkin donuts had me cackling
Yes Link, that's exactly what it is.
My two most memorable meals:
1) I was 16 years old on a trip to San Antonio Aquas Calientes, Guatemala. We weren’t supposed to eat the street food, but some of our group bought some type of Tamale 🫔 off of a street cart and I have been chasing that flavor ever since.
2) Those very first meals after having my babies. BURGERS. It just hits different when you haven’t eaten in 2 days, and you’ve lost a lot of blood: two HUGE hospital cheeseburgers with French fries and cheesecake for dessert. I think I ate that for every meal for three days. 😂
we did fish similarly in SC but always scales(with a spoon) then guts then fry
I don't think i have a most memorable meal
They're always linked to the occasion more than the meal itself being special😂
For me personally, a memorable meal is not always the food that's being eaten. My most memorable meal was at a public house overlooking Cincinnati and it was beautiful.
My dog used to eat all her eye boogers! If you would pretend to pick anything off her she would try to eat it right away it was so cute
I wholeheartedly agree with Rhett about ordering food for an experience. My ex was soooo picky about food, he never tried anything new. It was so boring to go out to new food places with him bc he’d get the same thing every time. Total buzzkill.
Link was pretty "food gross forward" this episode 😂
I love the video of when they went to see family and singing 😢 so long ago
We have those box cutters at work, they work really well.
You and I are foodie soul mates Rhett. Love a good meal and a good cocktail 🍹!
So down to go back to NYC and try and amazing vegan food adventure! Can’t wait for the dreaded Virus to be done!
Muslim fasting feels nice, too..
Both spiritual and delicious.. Plus it's also balanced timing..
Rhett was so right about the food poisoning thing, bc one time when I was in 2nd or 3rd grade I ate a big bowl of oat meal and threw it all up. For the first hour my family thought it was the oat meal that made me sick, turns out it was the worst stomach bug of my life. Even though oat meal wasn’t the cause, my body refuses to let me eat it. I was 7 or 8, I’m 16 now-
Links food fears are so nonsensical lol, won't touch so many things but loves gnawing on a chickens neck bone. Good stuff
I'm so glad they used my grilled cheese story. It's an exciting and scary time when you first move out on your own and that first meal was a great memory.
I was expecting grilled cheese ramen but I got family time
I totally agree that sometimes you should order something different for the experience. I can’t specifically remember any single burger I’ve ever had at a restaurant except for this one time with a party I ordered this strange burger that had peanut butter on it, nobody else dared to get it. But I did. And I’ll never forget that experience. That’s what it’s about, not always just having the same thing that you know you’ll enjoy with mediocrity.
*I know for me anyway, two songs come to mind on the word "reminisce". Pete Rock & CL Smooth's "They Reminisce Over You", and Mary J. Blige's "Reminisce."*
*Wonder if Link was referring to one of those two.*
Hey I live in Texas and don't like Whataburger
same
I never heard the vibrating sound Rhett was talking about
36:54 my sister & I had a huge fight at key west on vacation bc my daughter was being that kid...lol