Posted: 8/12/2012 8:29:40 AM EDT
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That is, coming home with the leftovers.
Do you just munch randomly thru the leftovers and whatever you didn't get to in a few days is tossed or do you take inventory and figure out your changed menu for the next few days, trying to maximize it.....even if might not be stuff that you normally eat? After I take the dog out again and put my wash in.......and manage not to return to the keyboard.....I am going to try to inventory. At least, empty out the freezer bags in the frig. _______________________________________________________________________________ ("What? Are you here to take inventory?"––Jones who has a very low opinion of his shack boss "No, Mr. Jones, I am going to work. (with the rest of you miners)"––Beck, (w,stte), "Leviathan") |
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4 teenage boys in the house. what are this 'leftovers ' you speak of? Shrimp from a platter banana pudding fruit salad onions pickles corn tortilla chips con casa tuna fish casserole fancy noodle something burger buns the shrimp and tuna casserole is going into a stew TODAY. The chips will be my soup croutons for a while.....I think they gave at least 80% of a 5 lb bag. The buns will probably consume this week, inbetween those times when I am not cooking stew. Hmmmm, reminds me of the book "Submarine Diary" where they fled the Philippines with supplies meant for the defenders, surrender came first. They couldn't allow it to fall into enemy hands, so they were told to eat their way through it. _____________________________________________________________________________ ("She (their mother in law) is from behind the iron curtain."––1st person "Some say she ate her way through it."––2nd person, (w,stte), "The Maltese Bippy") |
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Quoted: Do you write your posts on a piece of paper and have it masticated by a cat ? All of the words are there and I swear I get the intent, but the delivery always leaves me feeling bewildered and with a slight case of cramps WTF. Same, with editing for my testosterone. |
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Shrimp and tuna casserole stew  . Casseroles are already meant to be a way of reusing leftovers.Mmm. Reheated dairy and seafood, made into a soup  A nice rolling boil will kill the germs, right? Right along with any favorable taste. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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4 teenage boys in the house. what are this 'leftovers ' you speak of? Shrimp from a platter banana pudding fruit salad onions pickles corn tortilla chips con casa tuna fish casserole fancy noodle something burger buns the shrimp and tuna casserole is going into a stew TODAY. The chips will be my soup croutons for a while.....I think they gave at least 80% of a 5 lb bag. The buns will probably consume this week, inbetween those times when I am not cooking stew. Hmmmm, reminds me of the book "Submarine Diary" where they fled the Philippines with supplies meant for the defenders, surrender came first. They couldn't allow it to fall into enemy hands, so they were told to eat their way through it. _____________________________________________________________________________ ("She (their mother in law) is from behind the iron curtain."––1st person "Some say she ate her way through it."––2nd person, (w,stte), "The Maltese Bippy") Burger buns.....really? |
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Shrimp and tuna casserole stew . Casseroles are already meant to be a way of reusing leftovers.Mmm. Reheated dairy and seafood, made into a soup A nice rolling boil will kill the germs, right? They say Sunday is a slow day and now I believe it. The first words typed for such a situation as described......... DIBS ON HER GUNS! ____________________________________________________________________ ("I bet you a year's salary that the vaccine is as deadly as the disease."––Spock "You're on!"––McCoy getting ready to take the shot, "The thing is Spock, if you win.....how will you collect?", (w,stte), ST:TOS novelization of "Mire") |
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The tuna casserole turned out to be stuffing. Had that with the shrimp and fancy noodle salad today. Didn't bother with a stew but just ate them.
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The tuna casserole turned out to be stuffing. Had that with the shrimp and fancy noodle salad today. Didn't bother with a stew but just ate them. ________________________________________________________________________________ ("If George knew about this (file), he'd have Operations stuffed and mounted in about ten seconds."––Walter, (w,stte), LFN, "Gates of Hell") "It's not true. Some of us have great stories, pretty stories that take place at lakes with boats and friends and noodle salad. Just no one in this car. But, a lot of people, that's their story. Good times, noodle salad. What makes it so hard is not that you had it bad, but that you're that pissed that so many others had it good." |
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4 teenage boys in the house. what are this 'leftovers ' you speak of? Shrimp from a platter banana pudding fruit salad onions pickles corn tortilla chips con casa tuna fish casserole fancy noodle something burger buns the shrimp and tuna casserole is going into a stew TODAY. The chips will be my soup croutons for a while.....I think they gave at least 80% of a 5 lb bag. The buns will probably consume this week, inbetween those times when I am not cooking stew. Hmmmm, reminds me of the book "Submarine Diary" where they fled the Philippines with supplies meant for the defenders, surrender came first. They couldn't allow it to fall into enemy hands, so they were told to eat their way through it. _____________________________________________________________________________ ("She (their mother in law) is from behind the iron curtain."––1st person "Some say she ate her way through it."––2nd person, (w,stte), "The Maltese Bippy") if that is all it would't make it to the house from the driveway. hell they'd eat that on the way home from the party, ' cause were still hungry". |
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4 teenage boys in the house. what are this 'leftovers ' you speak of? Shrimp from a platter banana pudding fruit salad onions pickles corn tortilla chips con casa tuna fish casserole fancy noodle something burger buns the shrimp and tuna casserole is going into a stew TODAY. The chips will be my soup croutons for a while.....I think they gave at least 80% of a 5 lb bag. The buns will probably consume this week, inbetween those times when I am not cooking stew. Hmmmm, reminds me of the book "Submarine Diary" where they fled the Philippines with supplies meant for the defenders, surrender came first. They couldn't allow it to fall into enemy hands, so they were told to eat their way through it. _____________________________________________________________________________ if that is all it would't make it to the house from the driveway. hell they'd eat that on the way home from the party, ' cause were still hungry". Thank God I don't have children (though the fights between the 4 legged ones today make me wonder if I do)......and judging from the way the divorced women at the party were talking, marriage doesn't seem that hot either. If kids were eating the chips and casa in the car, it would be rather messy. As it is, I don't expect the leftovers to last through Wednesday, at least on the main stuff. I'm rather very careful about food poisoning, having picked it up more than a time or two, so I am eating the supplies rather quickly. _________________________________________________________________________________ ("Mr. Carlson, what's your philosophy on child rearing?"––Fever "Insure everything and hope for the best."––The "Big Guy", (w,stte), "WKRP") |
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4 teenage boys in the house. what are this 'leftovers ' you speak of? Shrimp from a platter banana pudding fruit salad onions pickles corn tortilla chips con casa tuna fish casserole fancy noodle something burger buns the shrimp and tuna casserole is going into a stew TODAY. The chips will be my soup croutons for a while.....I think they gave at least 80% of a 5 lb bag. The buns will probably consume this week, inbetween those times when I am not cooking stew. Hmmmm, reminds me of the book "Submarine Diary" where they fled the Philippines with supplies meant for the defenders, surrender came first. They couldn't allow it to fall into enemy hands, so they were told to eat their way through it. _____________________________________________________________________________ if that is all it would't make it to the house from the driveway. hell they'd eat that on the way home from the party, ' cause were still hungry". Thank God I don't have children (though the fights between the 4 legged ones today make me wonder if I do)......and judging from the way the divorced women at the party were talking, marriage doesn't seem that hot either. If kids were eating the chips and casa in the car, it would be rather messy. As it is, I don't expect the leftovers to last through Wednesday, at least on the main stuff. I'm rather very careful about food poisoning, having picked it up more than a time or two, so I am eating the supplies rather quickly. _________________________________________________________________________________ ("Mr. Carlson, what's your philosophy on child rearing?"––Fever "Insure everything and hope for the best."––The "Big Guy", (w,stte), "WKRP") You keep saying this ... you realize it means "house" right? Is the word you're groping for "queso?" |
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4 teenage boys in the house. what are this 'leftovers ' you speak of? Shrimp from a platter banana pudding fruit salad onions pickles corn tortilla chips con casa tuna fish casserole fancy noodle something burger buns the shrimp and tuna casserole is going into a stew TODAY. The chips will be my soup croutons for a while.....I think they gave at least 80% of a 5 lb bag. The buns will probably consume this week, inbetween those times when I am not cooking stew. Hmmmm, reminds me of the book "Submarine Diary" where they fled the Philippines with supplies meant for the defenders, surrender came first. They couldn't allow it to fall into enemy hands, so they were told to eat their way through it. _____________________________________________________________________________ if that is all it would't make it to the house from the driveway. hell they'd eat that on the way home from the party, ' cause were still hungry". Thank God I don't have children (though the fights between the 4 legged ones today make me wonder if I do)......and judging from the way the divorced women at the party were talking, marriage doesn't seem that hot either. If kids were eating the chips and casa in the car, it would be rather messy. As it is, I don't expect the leftovers to last through Wednesday, at least on the main stuff. I'm rather very careful about food poisoning, having picked it up more than a time or two, so I am eating the supplies rather quickly. _________________________________________________________________________________ You keep saying this ... you realize it means "house" right? Is the word you're groping for "queso?" So sue me for referring to things as I hear them. I'm not perfect. _______________________________________________________________________________________ (After Fever says Les already has his own style, such as what he calls those little dogs from Mexico. "Cha Hue-HA Hue-HAs?"––Les Nesman, (w,stte), "WKRP") |
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I try to maximize the leftovers and create meals with them. I like to think of myself as the Dr. Frankenstein of yesterday's food. I am a cheap bastard, so I do my absolute best not to waste anything. Burnt; eat it. Over cooked and dry; bbq sauce and eat it. Bread gone stale; nuke it and make grilled cheese sammichs. Unless it has gone rancid, its getting used up. |