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I think it looks like a glittering carved pineapple with ketchup life preservers (they are dripping) sinking into a big sloppy bowl of macaroni and cheese sauce that isn't dripping too fast. Maybe cheeseburger in this one? What else has ketchup? The rutter (rudder?) kind of looks like a fish too. Maybe I will try pineapple, cheeseburger, macaroni and cheese, french fries, and fish sticks.
·Apple juice; almonds; fish sticks; eggs; cheese ·Potato; milk; cheese; eggs ;fish sticks ·Eggs; cheese ;nacho chips; coco nut; orange juice ·Shrimp; milk; cheese; coco nut; nacho chips ·Baked beans; mac and cheese; Webkinz crackers; Eggs; Milk ·Milk; Webkinz crackers; Pizza; Mac and cheese; Cheese ·Mac and cheese; Nacho chips; Milk; Eggs; Webkinz crackers ·Milk; eggs; cheese; mac and cheese; Webkinz crackers ·Mac and cheese; Webkinz crackers; Milk; Fish sticks; eggs ·Cheese; fish sticks; milk; Webkinz crackers; eggs ·Fish sticks; milk; eggs; cheese; mac and cheese
I believe the cheese is a must after really looking at the finished product. Both color cheese from the platter seem to be present along with the red circles for life preservers.
The hull does, as someone pointed out look a little like baked potato, but the pizza crust seems to be an even closer match color-wise.
All right, I was just watching Food Network, and Everyday Italian was on. Giada (the host) was making something called "grapefruit milanese". I saw it and went up here to my computer and looked it up. Turns out, Milanese is a derivative of Milan, a city in Italy. So maybe there's some Italian food in here...? Like Spaghetti? I looked it up on Google, too, and the recommended search (all "milanese" got was stuff on Milan) was "chicken milanese", so maybe there's Chicken Nuggets in here, too?
That's just what I found. I still have no idea how to make this recipe.
All right, I was just watching Food Network, and Everyday Italian was on. Giada (the host) was making something called "grapefruit milanese". I saw it and went up here to my computer and looked it up. Turns out, Milanese is a derivative of Milan, a city in Italy. So maybe there's some Italian food in here...? Like Spaghetti? I looked it up on Google, too, and the recommended search (all "milanese" got was stuff on Milan) was "chicken milanese", so maybe there's Chicken Nuggets in here, too?
That's just what I found. I still have no idea how to make this recipe.
I believe Milanese in cooking refers to breading (as in with bread crumbs), and pan-frying.
This is a great recipe! Looks like the SS Blueberry Bounty crashed into a sea of nacho cheese soup! Has anyone already compiled a comprehensive list of combinations already tried?
I like the idea of tomato soup, bread, and either cheeses or mac & cheese. Baked potato is also interesting for the brown color.
Originally Posted by Aeza
Tried these from name and looks, no luck:
·Apple juice; almonds; fish sticks; eggs; cheese ·Potato; milk; cheese; eggs ;fish sticks ·Eggs; cheese ;nacho chips; coco nut; orange juice ·Shrimp; milk; cheese; coco nut; nacho chips ·Baked beans; mac and cheese; Webkinz crackers; Eggs; Milk ·Milk; Webkinz crackers; Pizza; Mac and cheese; Cheese ·Mac and cheese; Nacho chips; Milk; Eggs; Webkinz crackers ·Milk; eggs; cheese; mac and cheese; Webkinz crackers ·Mac and cheese; Webkinz crackers; Milk; Fish sticks; eggs ·Cheese; fish sticks; milk; Webkinz crackers; eggs ·Fish sticks; milk; eggs; cheese; mac and cheese
I believe the cheese is a must after really looking at the finished product. Both color cheese from the platter seem to be present along with the red circles for life preservers.
The hull does, as someone pointed out look a little like baked potato, but the pizza crust seems to be an even closer match color-wise.
This stove sure knows how to frustrate!
Great list. Agree on the Pizza idea!
Originally Posted by superyoshi8
look at what ganz did
kinzLET MILanESE=
OMLET MILK and cheESE
so there has to be eggs milk and cheese and also baked potato
but what is the last ingredient?
Excellent analysis of the name. Thanks Superyoshi8!
i think it looks like cheese and mac and cheese also for the ship part i am thinking fish sticks
for the others, baked potato because the color and texture of the outside of the boat looks like it, and sushi cause it is also fishy? an idea
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Re: Kinzlet Milanese (July 9th, 2009) [Mega Stove] 
Like Spaghetti? I looked it up on Google, too, and the recommended search (all "milanese" got was stuff on Milan) was "chicken milanese", so maybe there's Chicken Nuggets in here, too?
Has anyone already compiled a comprehensive list of combinations already tried?
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