I finally had myself a piece of the asparagus quiche for dinner last night. It was pretty damn good. Honestly, critically, I would probably put more cheese in it next time. Other than that, though, I think it’s damn fine.
Nom.
I finally had myself a piece of the asparagus quiche for dinner last night. It was pretty damn good. Honestly, critically, I would probably put more cheese in it next time. Other than that, though, I think it’s damn fine.
Nom.
I have been cooking a lot lately. I don’t know if you’ve noticed. It’s actually for science.
I’m trying to save money. Stay tuned for the big reveal about what I’m saving for. So, I’m trying to see if the theory that I will save so much money if I make my own food is true. I sort of think that maybe that might not work out, since buying for one is a lot more difficult than shopping for a family. It’s hard to buy just enough, without it going bad, and I can’t buy in bulk.
Also, I’m trying to see if I lose any weight if I eat less “restaurant food”. I have been about 5-10 pounds heavier than I would like to be, which isn’t that big of a deal, but I’d like to get that back down. So, we’ll see how this goes.
It’s hard to say how much money I am or am not saving, however I can say that I’ve lost a couple of pounds already.
Of course, for other reasons, I also haven’t had any beer in the last week, so that might be responsible, too.
Anyway, with that said, here’s some pictures of a quiche I just made.
Of course, that’s for tomorrow. I’ll let you know how it tastes.
There are certain dishes that I should not be able to make vegetarian versions of. In some cases, even I must admit that it just seems wrong. And yet, it is possible, and so I do it. And I am not ashamed of myself in the least. Regardless of how I have spit in the face of the lords of meat dishes, I cannot be anything other than fully satisfied with myself.
(Is the Jane Austen voiced narrator in my head showing?)
Anyway, all of this is brought on by the fact that as I am typing this, my room is being filled with the scent of vegetarian shepherd’s pie. Yeah . . .I know. A thousand Englishmen just screamed out in abject terror.
It’s a layer of vegan meatballs. (I know, right!) Peas, carrots, and green beans. Vegetarian brown gravy. (Eeeeh, gads) Topped with garlic, cheesy mashed potatoes.
And what’s worse, all those things either came frozen, powdered, or boxed in some manner.
Go ahead! Verbally flog me!
But I probably won’t be able to hear you over the sound of my own chewing.
Just sayin’.
It’s the enchanting scent of three days until payday and I’ve overshot my budget. A.K.A. a big slow cooker full of beans simmering in the kitchenette. It’s simple economics. If I eat at home for a few nights, and don’t buy any lunch, then it’ll really help me out going into this next weekend. Also, it’s probably better for me, too; it’s vegan and not really full of fat and empty carbs. It’s not chili, more like a stew with beans.
I went to TJ, and I put a lot of my big Washington road trip on my credit card, so, you know, I’m not destitute, but I could stand to cut a few corners.
So, here’s my recipe for 3 Bean Broke Ass Stew –
So, it’s going in the kitchen. I think I’m going to leave it on low over night. Then I’ll have dinner and some lunches for the next few days. By the way, all the ingredients are from Trader Joe’s, too.
I’m gonna get some sleep now, or try.
I don’t want to go into too much detail on the how or the why, but I ended up with three breakfasts this morning, fat cow that I am.
So, here it is noon, and it’s Friday, which means it’s time for the co-workers and I to go out to lunch. Well, of course I’m not hungry. I mean, three breakfasts!
So, we’ll go out, and I’ll have a taco, and then, I’m going to explode.
Just sayin’.