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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:45 pm
by Flautapantera
Cuddlebunni wrote:awww Fp, you dont seem happy bout them crackers.
Saltines make me feel better when Im sick, but I dont think I would like to have them for dinner.
Come over to my place hun, Ill cook ya something yummy
Saltines are okay and all. I found a box of them in the back of the pantry this afternoon, bit into one - it tasted like paint smells. Then I checked the date: good ol' 2005. Luckily I had some wheat saltines that were still in-date.
That would be really nice, CB! I wish I felt like eating something. My stomach growls every so often but I don't dare feed it. The only reason I resorted to the crackers earlier was because I was so lightheaded!
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:49 pm
by agent_fondue
kageyuki wrote:Maybe I'll have two peanut butter crackers and a bottle of water for dinner, in honor of my chisa-hime.
I don't reccomend it, I woke up starving this morning.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:52 pm
by agent_fondue
Flautapantera wrote:Cuddlebunni wrote:awww Fp, you dont seem happy bout them crackers.
Saltines make me feel better when Im sick, but I dont think I would like to have them for dinner.
Come over to my place hun, Ill cook ya something yummy
Saltines are okay and all. I found a box of them in the back of the pantry this afternoon, bit into one - it tasted like paint smells. Then I checked the date: good ol' 2005. Luckily I had some wheat saltines that were still in-date.
That would be really nice, CB! I wish I felt like eating something. My stomach growls every so often but I don't dare feed it. The only reason I resorted to the crackers earlier was because I was so lightheaded!
i love wheat saltines... but I hate being sick. So, I am both happy and sad for you right now.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:55 pm
by kageyuki
agent_fondue wrote:kageyuki wrote:Maybe I'll have two peanut butter crackers and a bottle of water for dinner, in honor of my chisa-hime.
I don't reccomend it, I woke up starving this morning.
Well, it'd be better than going without, tonight.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:56 pm
by Cuddlebunni
aww sorry to hear that FP. I was like that the past 2 weeks.. and I didnt have much of an appetite.
Well I must be better now cuz my appetite is back and Im craving just about everything under the sun!! But my tummy is still only letting a little bit of food in at a time.. My eyes are always bigger then my stomach it seems.. I make a big plate of food and only finish like 1/3 of it.
Hope you feel better soon sweetie!!
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:34 pm
by betz28
just peeking in to see what eveyones having for dinner...need ideas.....
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:37 pm
by Cuddlebunni
Has anyone ever made chicken with ranch?
You soak the chicken in ranch dressing for a bit, then roll it in Italian breadcrumbs and bake it. ( I slice the chicken open a little bit to let some of the crumbs fall in)
Seriously, it stays really moist on the inside and tastes great.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:39 pm
by betz28
Cuddlebunni wrote:Has anyone ever made chicken with ranch?
You soak the chicken in ranch dressing for a bit, then roll it in Italian breadcrumbs and bake it. ( I slice the chicken open a little bit to let some of the crumbs fall in)
Seriously, it stays really moist on the inside and tastes great.
sounds good!
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:42 pm
by Cuddlebunni
It is! You should try it!
Its fairly inexpensive too.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:44 pm
by spaciegirlreturn
Fried green effin' tomatoes with goat cheese.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:46 pm
by Cuddlebunni
I looooove fried green tomatoes!!
mmm.. i so want some right now.
thanks for the visual spacie.. .my mouth is watering now.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:50 pm
by kageyuki
Anyone else have any other affordable options?
(for those of us on an extrememly low/no-budget... -_-)
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:52 pm
by Cuddlebunni
soup is affordable.. when we are low on money.. we make a big pot of soup.. I will brown some noodles, then add water, chicken broth, tomato sauce(i use the spicey one) onions, and sometime a vegetable or meat if we have it
Or rice.. and add stuff to it (veggies and meat if you have it)
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:56 pm
by Flautapantera
Cuddlebunni wrote:soup is affordable.. when we are low on money.. we make a big pot of soup.. I will brown some noodles, then add water, chicken broth, tomato sauce(i use the spicey one) onions, and sometime a vegetable or meat if we have it
Or rice.. and add stuff to it (veggies and meat if you have it)
Or lentils! A bag of lentils is, like, $0.69 and you can take out however much you need and use it again.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:56 pm
by kageyuki
Cuddlebunni wrote:soup is affordable.. when we are low on money.. we make a big pot of soup.. I will brown some noodles, then add water, chicken broth, tomato sauce(i use the spicey one) onions, and sometime a vegetable or meat if we have it
Or rice.. and add stuff to it (veggies and meat if you have it)
Out of that, I've got the noodles, water, onions and a little bit of rice... Eheheheh... I suck.