Red Mosquito

Alex wrote:bibb lettuce is the godzilla of roughage

Then Kale is the choice for those in the Pacific Rim

doug rr wrote:

Alex wrote:bibb lettuce is the godzilla of roughage

I've always called it butter lettuce

*a butter lettuce

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

spike wrote:lettuce wraps are quick and easy and relatively healthy. you can even make them with ground turkey instead of pork for added healthiness.

What exactly is a lettuce wrap? Just like a regular wrap except you use lettuce instead of a tortilla?

http://damndelicious.net/2014/05/30/pf- ... uce-wraps/

if the larb lettuce wraps at my favorite nashville thai place were a person, i would show up to its door with flowers and chocolate

Alex wrote:if the larb lettuce wraps at my favorite nashville thai place were a person, i would show up to its door with flowers and chocolate

I'm eating here in January.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:if the larb lettuce wraps at my favorite nashville thai place were a person, i would show up to its door with flowers and chocolate

I'm eating here in January.

the smiling elephant. my old apartment was within walking distance. one time i ate there and the developmentally disabled gardener hired by my rental agency sat on the patio to talk to me about how he didn't like the welcome mat of my apartment.

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:if the larb lettuce wraps at my favorite nashville thai place were a person, i would show up to its door with flowers and chocolate

I'm eating here in January.

the smiling elephant. my old apartment was within walking distance. one time i ate there and the developmentally disabled gardener hired by my rental agency sat on the patio to talk to me about how he didn't like the welcome mat of my apartment.

I have a great story about when I used to ride public transit in Colorado Springs and the developmentally disabled gentleman that used to sit next to me every day.

Not sure it is appropriate to share with Alex, though.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:if the larb lettuce wraps at my favorite nashville thai place were a person, i would show up to its door with flowers and chocolate

I'm eating here in January.

the smiling elephant. my old apartment was within walking distance. one time i ate there and the developmentally disabled gardener hired by my rental agency sat on the patio to talk to me about how he didn't like the welcome mat of my apartment.

I have a great story about when I used to ride public transit in Colorado Springs and the developmentally disabled gentleman that used to sit next to me every day.

Not sure it is appropriate to share with Alex, though.

save it for hattie b's

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:if the larb lettuce wraps at my favorite nashville thai place were a person, i would show up to its door with flowers and chocolate

I'm eating here in January.

the smiling elephant. my old apartment was within walking distance. one time i ate there and the developmentally disabled gardener hired by my rental agency sat on the patio to talk to me about how he didn't like the welcome mat of my apartment.

I have a great story about when I used to ride public transit in Colorado Springs and the developmentally disabled gentleman that used to sit next to me every day.

Not sure it is appropriate to share with Alex, though.

save it for hattie b's

i'd be both happy and pissed off if that were to happen

doug rr wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:if the larb lettuce wraps at my favorite nashville thai place were a person, i would show up to its door with flowers and chocolate

I'm eating here in January.

the smiling elephant. my old apartment was within walking distance. one time i ate there and the developmentally disabled gardener hired by my rental agency sat on the patio to talk to me about how he didn't like the welcome mat of my apartment.

I have a great story about when I used to ride public transit in Colorado Springs and the developmentally disabled gentleman that used to sit next to me every day.

Not sure it is appropriate to share with Alex, though.

save it for hattie b's

i'd be both happy and pissed off if that were to happen

i was in atlanta when you visited, doug

http://en.reddit.com/r/fitmeals

Stop being lazy and you're away laughing.

Iprefertheiroldstuff wrote:Stop being lazy

Unfortunately, there is very little chance of this happening.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Iprefertheiroldstuff wrote:Stop being lazy

Unfortunately, there is very little chance of this happening.

do you think nicolas winding refn is lazy about his meals?

turkey chili
pea soup
hot carl

LV
for pure ease,
go to the supermarket and buy a bunch of red and green peppers, onions, mushrooms, garlic and a good parmesan.
Then buy some chicken breasts, or some other meat you like..a different one for each day is good. If we're talking about ease, buy lots of pasta, rice and those those jars of sauces..
Chop all this stuff up(except the mushrooms and cheese) Get a big tupperware tub and put it all in there and stick it in the fridge.

You basically have the doings for italian or indian or thai or mexican, whatever, just buy different jars of sauces to suit.
You cant really go wrong with this.

It took a lot longer than it should have for someone to post that GIF.

Howd the lettuce wraps turn out, lv?

spike wrote:Howd the lettuce wraps turn out, lv?

Dude, I haven't even gone grocery shopping since I started this thread.

so you're just wasting everyone's time