Replica Meal

Cooking from an existing recipe, fucking it up but serving it anyways

"Didn't he say he cooked from granny's recipe?"

"Yeah but it's a total replica meal, discussing!!!"

by VinceDeBurger March 12, 2021

death row meal

Your favorite meal of all time. What you would choose as your last meal while on death row before being executed.

My death row meal is a shrimp cocktail, Caesar salad, 2” thick medium rare ribeye with bleu cheese and asparagus, and a slice of cheese cake.

by Jbk19 August 25, 2022

After meal

(Noun) Borrowed from the Argentine Spanish word "sobremesa". The action of taking a break after lunch or dinner. "Break" is code for catching up with the people you've just shared the meal with, usually for no reason.

-The lasagna was delicious, wasn't it?
-Yeah... by the way, what happened with Sally? I heard her husband cheated on her.

They went on talking about it for some minutes before doing the dishes (after meal).

by SelenaMoon12 April 24, 2021

it’s a meal

A phrase used to describe a great experience, originating from the European burger chain Steak ‘n’ Shake.

“What did you think of Steak ‘n’ Shake?”

“Oh it’s the best! It’s a meal”

by Loft_Salt September 1, 2018

Ham,banana,hollandaise meal

Was created in Yulee, by in the 1750s by Bryan jeffers great great great grandfather

-Yu gon eat dinner?

-nah MA I ain't eating that Ham,banana,hollandaise meal shyt

by Yat yas-le July 17, 2018

hoe meal

Hamburger helper. A meal that hoes that say they can cook make.

"I'm making hamburger helper tonight!" "That's a hoe meal!!"

by Polly pocko April 21, 2019

potyuck meal offering

A totally-legitimate-but-unappealing-to-most-people food-selection (like a vegetarian casserole) that a shrewd/miserly citizen brings to a church supper or fundraising luncheon, enabling him to majorly "come out ahead" at the meal --- i.e., he can gluttonously stuff his own face with everyone else's scrumptious offerings, yet not have to actually contribute much of anything himself, since almost nobody else at the gathering will want to dip into the unappetizing food-selection that he brought, and so he can then just smugly take the still-brimming pot home again and polish it all off himself over the next several days. Extra points if the dish also happens to be one that the penny-pincher himself actually finds at least moderately tasty, since he will then not even have to "suffer" much at all while grinningly tucking away the food into his own tummy afterwards.

Ebeneezer Scrooge would always bring a huge steaming pot of mixed vegetables as an ideal potyuck meal offering whenever he attended a town-hall supper or other public dinner --- this was one of his favorite foods, and nobody could object/complain about his perfectly-healthy choice of meal-contribution, but most of the other attendees would hungrily head for the far-more-appealing "meat 'n' potatoes" and "sweet stuff" culinary delights brought in by other citizens, and so Scrooge would be able to totally pig out on these same delicacies to his hearts content, yet never have to actually end up spending much if any money on feeding anyone else because he'd always wind up getting to eat most of the veggie-soup himself sometime afterwards... cleverrrr!!!

by QuacksO October 27, 2017