Lunch.
Ginger greens smoothie.
Grilled chipotle Gouda cheese on marble rye.
Wish I had a tomato.
Leftover wifey steak.
Yellow bell ala Rosa.
Wish I could convalesce at your place. Iâd kill for a grilled cheese but I donât dare go in my kitchen until Eric can clean it after work today. Sigh.
I got a shit ton of that Gouda too.
I ordered a pound by mistake (insta cart) and Iâm the only one who eats it and itâs already been in the fridge almost a week.
Comfort food right
You might be able to freeze some?
You can freeze cheese?
Iâve frozen basic, like emmetaler type cheese. The texture suffers some, itâll be a bit crumbly but taste should be fine if you donât keep in your freezer until next yearâŚ
Edited to add: if youâd have me over, this wouldnât be a problem. I eat a lot of cheese, gouda is delicious!!!
We arenât big on freezing food. When we do it usually goes in there to die. Weâre bad. And it just doesnât taste as good. Except spaghetti or lasagna. That works.
And as you can see we eat out too much. This post pandemic is more typical of the wife and my eating habits. Itâs what we like to do. I just wish Flag had better restaurants. Might have to move to Scottsdale.
Wish I could have yâall over
Spaghetti and lasagna are perhaps only things I donât freeze at all! I get what youâre saying tho. We all have our own ways with food. Eating out is very expensive here, so I stick to home cooking most of the time
Wasting good cheese is blasphemy! Could you incorporate that to bread baking? Mac n cheese? Pizza? The world is your cheese my friend.
Whatâs your address?
Iâll freeze it and mail it to yađ¤Ł
We are really bad at wasting food. I do try though. Itâs really sad. I think We are getting better though.
Well get better at it! Youâre sober and have no excuses now! I havenât done it but you can freeze block cheese for sure. Tell me how that goes for you lol!
We ordered in tonight. I got some pecan crusted catfish with rice and veggies. It was from the Cotten patch. It was meh
Ya ordering to go food just donât taste good. Unless maybe good pizza. Or BBQ. Maybe Chinese if you got really good Chinese near by. By the time it gets to the house. Meh
Pretty brave of you to order the fish though.
I think it would have been good at the restaurant. I just think our patch sucks out here. The food is not as good as the ones in Texas
We do have a good Japanese place but they donât deliver
Gouda Fest over here.
Chipotle Gouda cheese and chips.
Salsa verde enchiladas with poblano pepper, black beans and cheddar Jack. And some spicy crema.
@MrsOdh yum, yum and yum! I want to come live (and eat) at your house! That looks marvelous. You are very inventive with your cooking! It is so wonderful for your children! Yours looks much better than the packaged one!
When I have had to, I have frozen cheese and used it later for cooking. Think about frozen dinners, like lasagnas, and many others that have cheese
Mineâ> broccoli with dijon, salmon with lots of basil, avocado w the same
Bon apetit everyone!
Thank you. I think it kinda comes with living here. If we donât have it, we need to create it. Also Pinterest is an awesome place for inspiration
Youâre welcome anytime dear, I always cook for a small army so thereâs plenty, in case of guest.
I can see how that can be useful. It reminds me of a fun story. A few years ago (like 15 years ) when my sister have moved into her own apartment sheâd forgot to buy toilet paper. And as you know thereâs a bit of a distance to the store. Her friend came over uninvited to borrow the bathroom when we where on our way out to the store. Toilet paper is out,but we didnât really think of that in the moment. After a while we hear my sister friend shouting. âHey, Becky (thatâs my sister) thereâs no paperâ
My sister: I know, we where on our way to get some.
Friend: Okey, so what the heck should I do know? I need some paper.
My sister: Well, just put your butt in the shower and wash instead. Thatâs how the do in other countries. Pretend that youâre on vacation, youâre not at home anyway.
To this day, thatâs still a running joke in our family.