Re: What are you eating right now?
Posted: Sat September 10, 2016 12:41 am

those looks are goodtheplatypus wrote:THESE CHICKEN EMPANADAS I MADE
you forgot the jonsguide linkdoug rr wrote:those looks are goodtheplatypus wrote:THESE CHICKEN EMPANADAS I MADE
what is in the recipe
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a few more bites in and this just tastes weird...i'm going to toss it and eat yogurt and a bananalennytheweedwhacker wrote:buffalo chicken wrap...it's a little too spicy for my taste
i just threw it in the trash...i guess i'll be eating an early dinner tonighttragabigzanda wrote:Express it to Big Sky, I haven't made a lunch plan yet.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:a few more bites in and this just tastes weird...i'm going to toss it and eat yogurt and a bananalennytheweedwhacker wrote:buffalo chicken wrap...it's a little too spicy for my taste
exactlytragabigzanda wrote:Why? Because yogurt and a banana won't sustain you until the normal dinner hour?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i just threw it in the trash...i guess i'll be eating an early dinner tonighttragabigzanda wrote:Express it to Big Sky, I haven't made a lunch plan yet.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:a few more bites in and this just tastes weird...i'm going to toss it and eat yogurt and a bananalennytheweedwhacker wrote:buffalo chicken wrap...it's a little too spicy for my taste
there's a whole lot of that casserole left over, and i had it for dinner last night...the deli in a local grocery store has roast beef on sale through tomorrow that i was planning on purchasing anywaytragabigzanda wrote:I think we can discuss your dinner options without erecting a massive quote pyramid.
If the casserole is still good, I say finish it and save your money. Given your raise, I'm sure that a new dinner option looks especially attractive. Yet I urge you to avoid this common financial trap. Increased income should not necessarily generate increased spending.
i wouldn't buy the beef until tonight or tomorrow, so i'm imagining it's use by date should be at least 5-7 days...i may just freeze whatever's left of the casseroletragabigzanda wrote:What's the use-by date on that roast beef? I suspect either your casserole or the beef are getting tossed by Thursday.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there's a whole lot of that casserole left over, and i had it for dinner last night...the deli in a local grocery store has roast beef on sale through tomorrow that i was planning on purchasing anywaytragabigzanda wrote:I think we can discuss your dinner options without erecting a massive quote pyramid.
If the casserole is still good, I say finish it and save your money. Given your raise, I'm sure that a new dinner option looks especially attractive. Yet I urge you to avoid this common financial trap. Increased income should not necessarily generate increased spending.
it's basically just shredded chicken, corn, cheese, rice, and assorted seasoningstragabigzanda wrote:I have never frozen a casserole and therefore defer to your best judgment.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i wouldn't buy the beef until tonight or tomorrow, so i'm imagining it's use by date should be at least 5-7 days...i may just freeze whatever's left of the casseroletragabigzanda wrote:What's the use-by date on that roast beef? I suspect either your casserole or the beef are getting tossed by Thursday.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there's a whole lot of that casserole left over, and i had it for dinner last night...the deli in a local grocery store has roast beef on sale through tomorrow that i was planning on purchasing anywaytragabigzanda wrote:I think we can discuss your dinner options without erecting a massive quote pyramid.
If the casserole is still good, I say finish it and save your money. Given your raise, I'm sure that a new dinner option looks especially attractive. Yet I urge you to avoid this common financial trap. Increased income should not necessarily generate increased spending.