Picspam: End of of May Leftovers

[a_boleyn]

Since I've been working every day this past week, which is great news for my bank account, I haven't had any energy/time/inclination to do any cooking. Luckily I had options.

Leftovers can be turned into tasty new dishes or meals with very little effort ...

... oh wait, I've said that before.

Here are a couple of examples:

Chili Cheese Dogs -

Comments

[spikesgirl58]

It's going to be hard to eat chicken after those great shots! Now I want lamb!

[a_boleyn]

I love chicken ... in fact, I almost pulled one of the 2 chicken halves (from my aborted chicken bbq) out of my freezer for today's meal. It will have to wait til next week.

[spikesgirl58]

Heh, growing up on a dairy farm, we ALWAYS ate beef. Once a year, we would slaughter the non-laying hens, but they were usually very old and tough. Chicken is still a real treat even today.

Yet, I have to say, those chili dogs look a bit of the all right!

[a_boleyn]

My parents had pigs and chickens on their farm back in Yugoslavia. Beef wasn't something they had often AFAIK. Which means my mom didn't know how to cook a decent steak and a rare steak was never served at our house. Pot roast she could manage.

Growing up we ate a LOT of chicken cause it was cheap here in Canada.

[ext_1342602]

So what will you bake? I will check back.

[a_boleyn]

I've pushed everything back baking wise. But I have the special baking pan cleaned and ready and my recipe printed out.

[ext_1342602]

OK -- I will look for it. :D

[anonymous]

Chilli cheese dogs are definitely the winner here, but zaatar potatoes look very tempting too. Sissi (http://www.withaglass.com)

[a_boleyn]

Thank you.