All for the Want of Velveeta

Last night I cooked some cauliflower. I was planning on eating it with Velveeta melted on top. We had that a lot when I was a kid, and I crave it every once in a while. I had gotten the cauliflower last time I was at the grocery store, and I thought I had some Velveeta in the refridgerator. But I didn’t. Dang.

I was too lazy to go to the grocery store, so I wondered if I could use a substitue. I had some Muenster and some Romano. The Muenster was yuck. I didn’t like it at all. But the Romano was promising. It had a sharpness to it that would help the blandness of the cauliflower. I shredded a bunch of it, then sprinkled it on the cauliflower. I ate some, but it wasn’t quite right. I added pepper and ate some more, but it wasn’t quite right. I added salt and ate a little more, but it still wasn’t quite right. By this time, I’d eaten a fourth of the head of cauliflower. I threw the rest out into the back yard. I mean seriously, who eats a whole head of cauliflower?

Not quite right.

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16 Responses to All for the Want of Velveeta

  1. Deanne says:

    I have a cheese addiction. We had broccoli with Velveeta last night, and we also like it on cauliflower. Except Daniel. He likes it plain.

    Cheddar isn’t a bad substitute for Velveeta, and actually mixed with Velveeta is our favorite.

  2. Lauren says:

    Who eats a whole head of cauliflower? If I’d place bets on anyone, it would be you.

    We never had cheese on veggies growing up, and the first meaningful encounter I had with that was a few years ago at the Guilfords. Holly did something magical involving frozen vegetables, a couple of slices of American cheese, and a microwave. (I think there was milk involved, but I wasn’t paying attention.)

  3. Lloyd says:

    You should have saved it. I like to keep a head of cauliflower around for the Zombie Apocalypse. That way when they come looking for brainz I can distract them with the cauliflower long enough to get my chainsaw.

    • Brad says:

      …make that TWO more cauliflowers. I’d like to be prepared for zombies as well. Except I don’t have a chainsaw. I DO have a sword though. That works, right? As long as I remove the head?

    • Peggy says:

      HA!!!

      “Buy, milk, ring mum, dodge zombies.”

      (Something else to buy for the emergency kit! Thanks for the tip)

    • Karla says:

      Hmmm, they never used that in Shaun of the Dead. I do remember them threwing vinyl records. It didn’t work as well as they hoped.

      • Peggy says:

        I LOVE that scene. If I could access youtube, I would look for that clip & put it here:

        _________________________

        (Yea, Shaun says that line.)

        • Karla says:

          I’m so embarrassed. I said they were threwing. I think I’m going to bring my degree back to Seward and see if I can get some sort of refund.

  4. Brady G. says:

    um . . . actually one Christmas I was driving to Indianapolis from Baltimore and ate a whole crown of brocolli. I know, the brocolli crowns are smaller, but I think these two would be in a similar conversation.

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