Why Janelly is not allowed to name the dishes that she creates:
So.. Last night, I got some of those big baking bags and grabbed random-ish veggies from the store, and some chicken, and came home and grabbed some more stuff from the cabinet and decided to make a meal.
Started with a can of tomato, added a jar of marinaded artichoke hearts. two teaspoons chopped sauteed garlic. A container of mushrooms, a red bell pepper, cut into half-inch squares, two heads of broccoli, cut up, 8 green onions, cut up, 4 chicken breasts, cubed.
So I dump it in the bag and kind of shake it up and roll it around to make sure the stuff mixes.
The tomato turns the bag red, and I look down and say, for no reason other than to freak Kendra out,
"Looks like I killed a hooker in here."
The recipe is now (and probably forever) referred to as dead hooker. As in: Hey babe, you want left over stir-fry or dead hooker for lunch?
But god it's tasty.
So.. Last night, I got some of those big baking bags and grabbed random-ish veggies from the store, and some chicken, and came home and grabbed some more stuff from the cabinet and decided to make a meal.
Started with a can of tomato, added a jar of marinaded artichoke hearts. two teaspoons chopped sauteed garlic. A container of mushrooms, a red bell pepper, cut into half-inch squares, two heads of broccoli, cut up, 8 green onions, cut up, 4 chicken breasts, cubed.
So I dump it in the bag and kind of shake it up and roll it around to make sure the stuff mixes.
The tomato turns the bag red, and I look down and say, for no reason other than to freak Kendra out,
"Looks like I killed a hooker in here."
The recipe is now (and probably forever) referred to as dead hooker. As in: Hey babe, you want left over stir-fry or dead hooker for lunch?
But god it's tasty.
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Date: 2007-08-03 04:02 am (UTC)