Food 2: Chew Harder • Page 84

Made this for lunch, a not terribly unhealthy burger rice bowl. Sauce is mayo ketchup and sweet relish

 

My wife and I do something similar, but we do it without the rice and just call it “hamburger salad.” I usually add croutons made out of Ezekiel bread to mine and it rocks.

 

Dinner tonight

 

Yummm. chicken broccoli and rice?

 

And don't forget the cheese

 

Chicken sausage, onion, corn, spinach, orzo with parm on top

 

We make the exact same thing! It’s great.

 

one of my coworkers brought in a Dubai chocolate bar and it was good but nothing insane and nothing I’d pay like $20+ for?

 

Yeah I tried one back in January and enjoyed it, but was kind of underwhelmed.

That said, I’m looking to try it again, but I’m planning on getting it from a different place. The place I went to only made them in a very small size and was more chocolate-heavy. All the ones I’ve seen on social media are larger and have more of that pistachio cream filling, so I don’t think I got the “true experience” or whatever

 

Went over to a friend’s for hot pot. So good!



also here’s a pizza I had last week

 

One of the best pasta dishes I've made it in a while. Sausage and rigatoni in a tomato cream sauce. Used a bunch of sage and fennel seeds and just kind of experimented when I had a night to myself Saturday night. Really happy with how it turned out. 100% unhealthy with the cream, but 100% good. I at least stretched it out to 3 servings.

 

Made salt and pepper beef style oyster mushrooms with Szechuan peppercorn last night

 

Made some pretty tasty stir fry tonight. Nothing fancy. G Hughes sugar free teriyaki sauce is very good imo

Ignore my grimey stove

 

Food looks good!

 

When I heard the price I was like no thanks and they understood lol

 

I don't know where else to post this but vent time:

Spent all day yesterday meal prepping and I made my wife a great 'shepherds' pie (turkey instead of lamb) for lunch and that was a resounding success.

I roasted a chicken to have some meat to throw in various dishes (like a curry) throughout the week - Success.

Took a good amount of the chicken and made a GREAT chicken salad for my lunches, just the way I like it and it was perfect... except I DROPPED THE WHOLE ENTIRE THING ON THE FLOOR and chicken salad went everywhere. Could not salvage it - pets in the apartment and the whole bowl went upside down and spilled everywhere and yea, there's no 5 second rule with something like that.

So here I am at lunch time mad as well that I gotta go spend money instead of eating what I made that would have slapped.

 

Been making a lot of bread the past couple weeks and finally getting good at it

 

This is the worst.

This reminds me of the time I was making potato salad for about 60 people. I was mixing it all in a large punch bowl made of glass. Well, apparently I gripped the bowl too hard as I was tossing the salad, because part of the bowl shattered into my hand and the potato salad. Fortunately, my hand was barely cut, but I had to throw out all of the food, rush to the store, and start over again.

 

These do in fact look like you're good at making bread.

 

Once I was proofing bread in my oven and then forgot it was there, and turned it on to preheat for dinner. In a rush, after remembering it was in there, I not only burned my hand after my towel slipped, but also dropped the entire glass bowl which shattered in my kitchen. I will never own a glass thing in my kitchen bigger than a cup lol.

 

I’ve also never tried making bread again

 

These are phenomenal

 

They're awesome. They sell the seasoning separately too which is great on pretty much everything

 

Made Mexican red Pozole

 

Been having these w/ jalepeño hummus as a spread lately when I need a quick breakfast. Shit slaps