Pumafred9,

Salmon pate

JudahBenHur,

try rainbow trout pate

Rocky60,

Unfrosted Blueberry pop tarts

Golfnbrew,

This… Toasted and slathered in butter

homesweethomeMrL,

You know, it’s people like you who are destroying the bounds of civilized snack food culture. And i wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

Golfnbrew,

:)

Vol.1, Issue 2: Microwave your next handful of M&Ms just until you see a crack in the candy shell. A different experience you won’t regret.

cheese_greater, (edited )

Strawberry or gtfo aha. You ever try freezing first, glass of milk to dip optional but recommended

Edit: + break them in half vertically to optimize dipping

Rocky60,

My stepson does that

cheese_greater,

He’s right ;) Its funny cuz i know its all fake but strawberry is best flavor, in real life prefer others but they got it right here

Rocky60,

I gotta go blueberry. I’ve never been a big strawberry fan

cheese_greater,

Try yoir stepson’s trick tho, best is with homogenized milk or the highest fat you can stomach

Damaskox,
Damaskox avatar

Spaghetti with minced meat.

monsterlynn,
monsterlynn avatar

@IonAddis honeydew melon.

Blapoo,

Red cabbage!

OhmsLawn,

Absolutely. I’ll just go through quarters of that stuff without a second thought, but I never remember that when I’m at the store.

rem26_art,
rem26_art avatar

Stuffing.

Every Thanksgiving I eat stuffing and remember:

  1. This stuff is great
  2. There is nothing stopping me from making this year round

and then i immediately forget

lobut,

I love other people’s stuffing. I made stuffing and gave myself food poisoning.

BrianTheeBiscuiteer,

When I make it rather than “mashed potatoes made of bread” it’s more like “slightly moist croutons”. Breaks my heart.

squiblet,
squiblet avatar

By putting it inside a turkey or just somehow with stuffing?

lobut,

Yeah, I put it inside the turkey. I used a friend’s recipe, but it must have been a bigger bird and took too long to cook or something.

Okay, I just Googled it:

When you place stuffing inside a turkey, it comes into contact with raw meat and juices that may contain harmful bacteria such as salmonella.

squiblet,
squiblet avatar

Yeah, it's fallen out of fashion because if you leave it there overnight especially bacteria can grow in it. Well, sorry to hear that. I like making homemade stuffing but I just bake it in a pan... i guess that's called dressing.

mwproductions,

Try microwaving it on high for several minutes (until it’s basically too hot to handle) before stuffing the bird.

It also helps if you don’t pack it in. It should get to 165°F to be considered safe.

idunnololz,
@idunnololz@lemmy.world avatar

I made a bunch of stuffing not on Thanksgiving a few years ago. Was addicted to it and kept making it. But then ate it too often I got tired of it. This always happens to me though. I get excited about some food. Then I make it until I get tired of it and move on to the next thing.

rem26_art,
rem26_art avatar

true true. There's definitely too much of a good thing.

shanjezi,

This is me, but also with like people and hobbies and my career

Mouselemming,

Pick up a box on sale and put it in the cupboard. It’s a useful base for some chicken pieces, or to make some vegetables into a casserole. Excellent with mushrooms. (Take into account the liquid that will be released by the cooking veggies, or else saute them first, before mixing with the stuffing)

This year, instead of a whole bird, I made Turkey Balls using 2 lbs ground turkey, 2 raw eggs, stuffing mix, then sauteed onion, celery, apple, mushrooms, (let cool before adding) Chardonnay, and cool broth. I added the usual spices, keeping in mind there’s already some in the stuffing. I piled them in a lidded casserole, but you can also bake them on a sheet pan and serve with dips.

rem26_art,
rem26_art avatar

The turkey balls sound really good. Like a good way to get a whole Thanksgiving experience in a more compact package

Mouselemming,

Plus there’s the opportunity for jokes

stolid_agnostic,

In fairness, it’s not like you see it at the store all year round to remind you. Maybe get a couple boxes to have throughout the year? It’s certainly on sale right now, or at least will be at the end of December.

vettnerk,

Green olives. None of my cooking use them as an ingredient, so once in a blue moon I remember that I like them, so I eat an entire jar with a toothpick.

Blackout,
Blackout avatar

I throw them in my salads

vettnerk,

My “salads” are technically that due to having cucumber in them. But other than that it’s mostly just cheese which I don’t like with olives.

itsathursday,

Have you tried Sicilian olives specifically? They almost have an umami flavour

vettnerk,

I may have, I don’t know enough about olives to tell. I usually just buy the biggest jar of castrated green olives that I can find here in scandinavialand.

squiblet,
squiblet avatar

... I'm guessing Castelvetrano! Ha. Those are my favorite olives too.

OhmsLawn,

I make sure I always have an unopened jar. As soon as I open it, I put another jar on the shopping list. Check out some Puerto Rican dishes. Arroz con Gandules, etc. Great use of green olives in those.

waz,

Disappointed I didn’t find the “30 to 40 olives” meme in the comments.

I guess I’ll have to link to it myself.

knowyourmeme.com/…/hungry-but-too-tired-to-cook-t…

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/fb1df97a-7e6f-4717-9694-697cc8ed6a33.jpeg

LifeOfChance,

Idk what it’s called but my wife makes this chicken and pasta that uses parm garlic sauce and its 10/10. I know my issue is we make it then I over eat it which results in me hating it for a while and then the cycle repeats

BarrelAgedBoredom,

Sounds like chicken alfredo

LifeOfChance,

Nah, the chicken is slow cooked with the parm garlic sauce, cream cheese, some other kind of cheese, then some rigatoni. She adds a few other things as well.

Here’s a link be warned though it’s loaded with ads so have a blocker on

therecipecritic.com/crockpot-parmesan-garlic-chic…

vivadanang,

Indian food mostly, but only because the best places are a drive away.

IonAddis,
@IonAddis@lemmy.world avatar

What’s your favorite Indian dish?

vivadanang,

I like a big bowl of Rogan Gosht with some chicken biryani (my wife’s fav) and loads of naan. I’m not refined lol, just like that lamb and that chicken saffron yogurty stuff.

IonAddis,
@IonAddis@lemmy.world avatar

I frickin’ love lamb dishes, and I get so grumpy that lamb/mutton is unpopular in the US, so it’s hard to find. It’s tasty!

Pons_Aelius,

I frickin’ love lamb dishes

If you ever get a chance, try goat curries. They will rock your world.

Pat_Riot,
@Pat_Riot@lemmy.today avatar

Goat is even harder to find in the US.

jaybone,

Most Indian places will have a goat curry.

squiblet,
squiblet avatar

hardcore Mexican places make it... birria.

Bishma,
@Bishma@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

I go on Indian food kicks sometimes, where I’ll end up eating once or twice a week for months then I’ll go years without thinking about it again.

Illecors,

Pulled pork. And then I wonder why I don’t do it more often, and then remember that I prefer homemade one, and then I realise :::: spoiler ain’t nobody got time for that :( https://i.imgflip.com/1f0umb.jpg

IonAddis,
@IonAddis@lemmy.world avatar

Someone who can do a “pull the pork apart” robot attachment for a crock pot could probably make a pile of money.

Although now I’m imagining a little robot treading in the crock pot like old timey winemaking, where they stomped on the grapes.

Grandude,

A handheld mixer works great.

Candelestine,

Honestly, even just doing a whole shoulder with two forks only takes a few minutes. Though I don’t shred mine down all the way.

Also, if you have a crock pot or oven, the cooking process is very simple and hands-off as well.

Aviandelight,
@Aviandelight@mander.xyz avatar

I’ve been doing this monthly and freezing portions for those nights of the week I can’t be bothered to cook. So yummy.

hglman,

Instapot, just as good, 90 minutes

BrianTheeBiscuiteer,

Edible yes, but smoked is the way to go.

SatansMaggotyCumFart,

The worse part about smoking pulled pork is trying to roll it without mangling the paper.

Guest_User,

Do you use liquid smoke at all?

hglman,

No, for the instapot I usually make carnitas.

triptrapper,

Unless you finish it in the oven, you won’t get the Vital Crispies.

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