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Cooking & Baking

eppur_se_muova

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10. That reminded me of a fossil skull, and for some reason I thought that was the joke ...

Reply to usonian (Original post)

Wed May 27, 2026, 11:21 PM

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(shark skull ? dinosaur ? synapsid ? what ?)

Then I realized "no, it just won't hold much tuna salad".

Sometimes, we can be just too smart for our own good.

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Warning! Do not use Italian Semolina Bread in your tuna sandwich. [View all] usonian Apr 11 OP

Cut a piece of window screen to place between the bread and tuna salad,... magicarpet Apr 11 #1

two slices of cheese would work just fine DBoon Apr 11 #4

... the plan was the window screen would be a twofer,... magicarpet Apr 11 #7

Maybe it would work for a low carb diet. Diamond_Dog Apr 11 #2

Wow! They sure use a very active yeast in the making of this bread! SWBTATTReg Apr 11 #3

There's a store owned by an evil billionaire with great "puffy" pizza. I suspect they use this Neapolitan dough recipe. usonian Apr 11 #5

Thanks! This sounds really tasty, I can't wait to try!! SWBTATTReg Apr 11 #6

It would be a holy tuna 🤣 Clouds Passing Apr 11 #8

Carefully pack the tuna into all the little craters fargone Apr 11 #9

That reminded me of a fossil skull, and for some reason I thought that was the joke ... eppur_se_muova Wednesday #10

Thanks for the belated kick. usonian Wednesday #11