On top of it, I have several baggies of this chicken breast in the refrigerator freezer. Six months from now, I’ll see if I used or dump them. Freezer meals, sadly, aren’t my forte!
22Feb26:Sunday lunch…
On top of it, I have several baggies of this chicken breast in the refrigerator freezer. Six months from now, I’ll see if I used or dump them. Freezer meals, sadly, aren’t my forte!
Andy says that cats love eating chicken. It’s just a big bird.
Yes, a big, really tasty one! Yummy! Purr! Purr!
Doug
Following your preferences for food is great if it’s good for you, Doug.
Mostly it is. I do try to follow recommendations, but the hardest one for me is limiting fluid intake
Doug
I imagine so.
New specs?
Open!
Doug
Our dear kitties can be picky eaters… just so thankful Andy is eating… and you are quite the chef Doug… also happy to know you are enjoying meals too!!
I’m making myself eat more meat and a few other things my blood work shows I’m short on.
Doug
When kitties here leave some on the plate I take a spoon and push it into one pile in the middle of the plate. That seems to get their interest.
Glad you are eating better too, Doug! 🙂
An interesting g thought! I will give it a try.
Doug
I use shredded chicken frozen from a rotisserie chicken as soup. Doesn’t take much and it’s good.
That’s one eay I do like chicken. I use carrots and celery in it for a bit of interest plus a variety of spices.
I found 28 month old Parmesan pecorino and thec5eo year old version on the internet. Having had the real deal oj spincach noodle lasagna in then-West Berlin, the dufference between it and what gets sold here and Parmesan is major. The price is steep on the real deal, of course, but the size of the pieces is generous. Grate some of that on your Italian-style meals, and it truly elevates the meal!
So, that was an introduction to a meal I like (it isn-t authentic, though there is an authentic version) that is nothing more than how m made egg noodles dressed with melted butter and the real deal Parmesan pecorino. I haven’t made egg noodles in a long time, but they are simple, require a bit of effort, and make so many noodles. I could make chicken and
noodles, too. In my family, they always were served over mashed potatoes. It was my Scottish grandmother’s specialty!
Doug
I love buttered noodles!
Me too!
Doug
Feed Andy the chicken. He’ll love it!
It has seasonings he might not relates too or shouldn’t eat (onion and garlic). His regular canned kitty food is chicken.
Doug