I think that's going to be my new name. All my meat etc is packaged for 3 people, with enough leftover for 2 of us to take for lunch. Now one person is gone for 6 months on business, not even home on weekends. so...I'm ending up with tons of leftovers. I can't keep up with them. I'll take leftovers to work for lunch, he won't.
As an example, yesterday I pulled out all these little packages of leftover veggies, and I had some pasta. Made a bechamel, added some stock, stuck it in a casserole, topped with crumbs and cheese ( darn it's good). But, now, instead of having all the little packages, I have a huge casserle. More leftovers!!! I divided it up and froze it for lunches. I still have pea soup I'll have to freeze tonight. And the remains of a roasted chicken. And the remains of a brisket. My staff love me for the dishes I bring them, but not economical for me.
What do you folks do with them all???
As an example, yesterday I pulled out all these little packages of leftover veggies, and I had some pasta. Made a bechamel, added some stock, stuck it in a casserole, topped with crumbs and cheese ( darn it's good). But, now, instead of having all the little packages, I have a huge casserle. More leftovers!!! I divided it up and froze it for lunches. I still have pea soup I'll have to freeze tonight. And the remains of a roasted chicken. And the remains of a brisket. My staff love me for the dishes I bring them, but not economical for me.
What do you folks do with them all???
Practice safe lunch. Use a condiment.