Michelle Versus Super Killer Hot Sauce at Roosters - 05.03.2009

This is my new favorite breakfast. An apple, a banana, and a big glass of water are surprisingly filling.

Later in the day, we went to Rooster's. We usually go to the Rooster's on Henderson Road or the one in German Village.  This time we went to the West Broad Street location. A couple notes about this location:

• Our waitress sucked
• I can't put my finger on why, but most of the patrons at this location were a little creepy
• There seemed to be a large gathering of people sitting at the bar and various tables specifically to watch Sunday's new episode of America's Funniest Videos. Is there really a weekly AFV meetup at this Rooster's? Odd, very odd
• They don't have a Sunday liquor license, only a beer license

Blue Moon and a Corona

Salad... Rooster's homemade house dressing is really good. It's a red dressing that is sweet and a little spicy. 

Ian got his usual - 4 chicken fingers with no sauce

Connor ordered bone-in wings and had a speed eating competition against his dad, only his dad didn't participate. That didn't deter Connor from talking trash and taunting his dad while they ate. Connor finished all 5 wings in record time. Tony was disqualified from the competition for eating only 8 out of 10 wings. 

I decided to up the heat level and ordered Super Killer sauce on my grilled chicken fingers instead of Killer sauce. Super Killer sauce is the spiciest that they offer and I expected it to be nearly too hot to eat. Surprisingly, it wasn't as hot as I had anticipated. Don't get me wrong, it was spicy as hell just not as spicy as I expected. I broke out in a mild sweat and my nose ran a little, but I had no problem conquering the Super Killer sauce. 

Sunday Lunch with the Stewarts 3.22.2009

It's a lazy Sunday at the Stewarts... The kids are tired because they had a sleepover at my grandmother's and stayed up late. I got a great night of sleep, but went on a long hike with my brother and our dogs and didn't feel much like cooking when I got home.


Connor wanted Kraft Mac & Cheese for lunch, which is one of my favorite foods so I was happy to fix this delicacy for him. As soon as I put the water on to boil, he changed his mind and asked for a Kid Cuisine. Kid Cuisine is the lowest form of frozen food that you can buy, but they have a heavy marketing presence on Nick Jr. and the Cartoon Network so Connor requests them from time to time. Today he decided to try the cheese stuffed crust pizza with corn and pudding for the first time. He got one bite in to it and told me that he couldn't eat it. I tried one bite and also found it not fit for humans. Or animals. Nothing should be forced to eat this. While I was microwaving the Kid Cuisine, I was also heating a can of Campbell's Healthy Request Wedding Soup on the stove. I ate the soup. It was good. I really liked it.


After Connor's attempt to eat the Kid Cuisine meal, he decided that Cool Ranch Dorito's would be a better lunch. I can't blame him. Who doesn't like Cool Ranch Dorito's?


Ian asked for Pez for lunch, but we were out. He then asked for an apple. I gave him a sliced apple and he proceeded to lecture me for cutting the apple in to 8 slices. Stupid me, I didn't read his mind to know that he wanted his apple HALVED not SLICED. Anyway, he ate the apple but I forgot to get a picture of it. He then proceeded to fix himself a Sam's Club sized bag of On The Border tortilla chips.