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eatin horse shoes......mighty tasty..w pic......

glennster

glennster

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there was some discussion about a local dish called a horse shoe. well.....here it is. served up hot at the cent illinois roundup saturday. seasoned ground beef and texas toast with french fries covered in oeey-gooey melted cheese. that 'll peg the needle on yer cholesteral scale!!!!


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Had one and never again. Thought the primary individual parts would be much better than the conglomeration. Perhaps if they would have used real cheese melted over the mess rather than a greasy, artificial-flavored, orange tinged substitute, it might have been marginally OK.
 
Wow, looks good, but am on statins for cholestrol, low dose now, dont want to have to get bumped up any more, doc says next level causes joint pain, but I would like to try it!
 
I like meat, I like french frys, I have been known to eat weird combinations of food, right now I am hungry, but that mess doesn't even come close to looking good. Sorry.
 
I would try it for sure.

Hold the toast and you would have what they call chili cheese fries that all the coney islands serve in Michigan. Your choice on top of coney meat, hamburger, or traditional chili.

I use to get that everyday with two cheese coneys for lunch. Didnt take long and i was growing and growing. I eat smarter now but i still enjoy the cholesterol bombs every so often.
 
That looks more like a pony shoe. The horse shoes I get in Quincy are quite a bit bigger.
State Street Bar and Grill, and Kutters Bar and Grill have good ones. Best I"ve had was at Atlas Cafe in Atlas, IL.
 
In and near Quebec they have a dish called Poutine which is french fries with melted white cheese on them. It has been called heart attack on a plate and is yummy. Looking at that pic makes me realize I'm starving.
 
Poutine is quiet popular as a lot of fast food places have it. It's cheese curds and hot gravy on french fries. New York fries has some good poutine. I'm hungry now...
 
Aw Glennster
Better than we got at billonthfarm's for helping with the "chores"!
I don't care what salad dressing you put on it.
PS: Chapped lips are almost gone.
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There's a resturant in Springfield, IL in an old hangar that claims to have invented the horseshoe, if I remember right. My son loves them, but not with ground beef. He prefers his topped with turkey or a couple of hamburgers.
 
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