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I bought a STUPID amount of meat
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Barbarella wrote:
there was a sale
I don't think I'm going to have to buy meat for months
there's not even enough room in my freezer so I have to cook a whole ham this week
why am I like this
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Date: 24-02-2021 22:52
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hutsu wrote:
i sometimes just buy a whole chicken and eat it in a day or two 
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Date: 24-02-2021 22:59
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Barbarella wrote:
hutsu wrote:
i sometimes just buy a whole chicken and eat it in a day or two 
I actually do that almost every week.
I break it down, debone it, cook all the meat, and make broth out of the carcass, then I make rice with the broth.
It's this ritual I've got, idk.
But I've got so much red meat now I probably won't get a chicken for a few weeks
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:01
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hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
hutsu wrote:
i sometimes just buy a whole chicken and eat it in a day or two 
I actually do that almost every week.
I break it down, debone it, cook all the meat, and make broth out of the carcass, then I make rice with the broth.
It's this ritual I've got, idk.
But I've got so much red meat now I probably won't get a chicken for a few weeks
i just toss it in the oven and eat around the bones..... idk it sounds a lot more gross than your way but that's how i've been taught to prepare it lol
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:07
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misjel wrote:
Cause....sale....more for the money 
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:09
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Barbarella wrote:
hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
hutsu wrote:
i sometimes just buy a whole chicken and eat it in a day or two 
I actually do that almost every week.
I break it down, debone it, cook all the meat, and make broth out of the carcass, then I make rice with the broth.
It's this ritual I've got, idk.
But I've got so much red meat now I probably won't get a chicken for a few weeks
i just toss it in the oven and eat around the bones..... idk it sounds a lot more gross than your way but that's how i've been taught to prepare it lol
even after eating around the bones you can still boil them and get good broth, the heat kills any nasties. 
I keep them in the freezer in a bag when I do it that way.
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:55
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Barbarella wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Cause....sale....more for the money 
I only spent $80 on groceries and it included enough meat for probably 2 months
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:56
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Six wrote:
time for me to be a dirty vegan
im getting into character
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:57
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Six wrote:
AHEM!!!!

cece any kind of meat is TOO MUCH MEAT 
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:57
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hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Cause....sale....more for the money 
I only spent $80 on groceries and it included enough meat for probably 2 months
that's incredible 
also i'm gonna try making the broth!!
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Date: 24-02-2021 23:59
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misjel wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Cause....sale....more for the money 
I only spent $80 on groceries and it included enough meat for probably 2 months
Damn what a steal
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Date: 25-02-2021 00:04
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Barbarella wrote:
Misjel wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Cause....sale....more for the money 
I only spent $80 on groceries and it included enough meat for probably 2 months
Damn what a steal
I am a pro frugal shopper lol
but I also give up a lot of convenience to do so.

me "splurging" is buying salad dressing instead of making my own
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Date: 25-02-2021 00:05
Hutsu
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hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Misjel wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
I only spent $80 on groceries and it included enough meat for probably 2 months
Damn what a steal
I am a pro frugal shopper lol
but I also give up a lot of convenience to do so.

me "splurging" is buying salad dressing instead of making my own
i admire the work you seem to put into things like this!! i'd love to get back to making pretty much everything from scratch too, but it's not a priority in my life right now. some day!!
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Date: 25-02-2021 00:30
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Barbarella wrote:
hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Damn what a steal
I am a pro frugal shopper lol
but I also give up a lot of convenience to do so.

me "splurging" is buying salad dressing instead of making my own
i admire the work you seem to put into things like this!! i'd love to get back to making pretty much everything from scratch too, but it's not a priority in my life right now. some day!!
It definitely didn't happen over night! 
Something is better than nothing.

idk so much of my life is totally out of my control, and its just the one thing I can do and control and I like it. 
I always feel like everything could come crashing down at any point but I always have enough food and know what to do with it.
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Date: 25-02-2021 00:34
Hutsu
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hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
I am a pro frugal shopper lol
but I also give up a lot of convenience to do so.

me "splurging" is buying salad dressing instead of making my own
i admire the work you seem to put into things like this!! i'd love to get back to making pretty much everything from scratch too, but it's not a priority in my life right now. some day!!
It definitely didn't happen over night! 
Something is better than nothing.

idk so much of my life is totally out of my control, and its just the one thing I can do and control and I like it. 
I always feel like everything could come crashing down at any point but I always have enough food and know what to do with it.
it sounds really comforting 
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Date: 25-02-2021 00:35
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Barbarella wrote:
hutsu wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
hutsu wrote:
i admire the work you seem to put into things like this!! i'd love to get back to making pretty much everything from scratch too, but it's not a priority in my life right now. some day!!
It definitely didn't happen over night! 
Something is better than nothing.

idk so much of my life is totally out of my control, and its just the one thing I can do and control and I like it. 
I always feel like everything could come crashing down at any point but I always have enough food and know what to do with it.
it sounds really comforting 
it's become such a normal and routine part of my life that I forget other folks don't do it?
I get behind folks in the grocery store who buy package foods and I have 3x as much food at 1/4 the price a lot of time.

I love watching other people grocery shop, we are all so different.
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Date: 25-02-2021 00:37
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