Food oddities

Thought about this while talking about the AMAZING ramen noodles I just made, so I thought I'd make a thread so everybody could share their odd little ways of cooking/and or eating food.

I'll start. Remember those amazing noodles I cooked? Yeah, you better. Well, they started out as just regular old boring Nissin Beef Top ramen noodles. While I was cooking them, I added in some soy sauce, some garlic salt, and some lemon pepper, and holy CRAP are they delicious!

I think I'm gonna share my ramen recipe as well ^^ I do it with Blue Dragon Chicken Noodles. I boil some water with soup cubes and soy sauce and I add the noodles. I cook some chicken in soy sauce, adding spinach, onion and carrots. I mix everything and VOILÀ! ^^

Come to think of it, I actually eat tuna fish sandwiches kinda oddly. I like to mix the standard tuna with mayonnaise, but then I spice it up a bit by adding some mustard, some onion, black pepper, salt, mrs. dash table blend, and sweet relish. It adds a nice zing to plain-old tuna.

I love making mini barbecue pizzas by adding to a bread: barbecue sauce, ham, cheese, steak seasoning, paprika and herbes de Provence

Crush some garlic in a small dish. Add some Italian seasoning and curry powder. Cover with salad oil. Let it soak for an hour or so.

Now dip dinner rolls in it.

Or you can use cinnamon sticks and ginger instead of the garlic, Italian seasoning, and curry powder


ETA: I'm sure you know about using a spoonful of mayo in a cake mix, and sweet pickle juice in brownie mix.

When I cook my noodles for just about anything, I always slowly add a egg -n- water mixture to the batch. I then add my "secret" spices, bring to a complete boil for exactly 2 mins. I prefer my noodles somewhat soft but not too soft.

Today at school one of my friends made me try honey soy chicken biscuits with Nutella. It was nice. Like, -really- nice.

I sometimes heat apples or bananas in the microwave and add cinnamon, sugar and chocolate syrup. It's tasty!

I just discovered that Italian Seasoning helps microwave popcorn out quite a bit

I'm pretty picky when it comes to food, but I've seen my boyfriend buy Extra Spicy Ramen just to add pieces of beef already cooked (separately), tabasco sauce, cheese (cheese!) and pieces of bread
Seriously, the tabasco killed me.
And then he ate that.

One thing I'd discovered recently that brings about a pretty decent result is spreading Parmesan, garlic salt, and Caesar dressing on grilled chicken while it's cooking. it may be a little too sweet for some people, but i found it delicious.

That's sounds tasty