Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

[high plains drifter]

Here is the recipe:

To Die For Fettuccine Alfredo

Fettuccine Alfredo with Romano and Parmesan cheeses, cream, and butter. This delicious sauce for fettuccine pasta is rich in taste yet simple to make.

www.allrecipes.com

It also wouldn't hurt to add some chicken to it.

Or maybe some shrimp . I like how she warns that it's not for the "health conscious".

 

[JenniferS]

Were those bone in thighs? If so, no one tries to flatten that. Chicken breast or boneless pieces can be flattened depending on the recipe, but not bone in. Tell him to watch those cooking shows a little closer next time. The only way you could flatten those is by driving your car over them but then you would be picking out bone fragments all evening.

Boneless, skinless b-r-e-a-s-t-s, aka diet chicken.

Hilarious, that breast gets through the filter, but the plural still does not.

 

[JenniferS]

Here is the recipe:

To Die For Fettuccine Alfredo

Fettuccine Alfredo with Romano and Parmesan cheeses, cream, and butter. This delicious sauce for fettuccine pasta is rich in taste yet simple to make.

www.allrecipes.com

It also wouldn't hurt to add some chicken to it.

I know where there’s some chicken.

 

[PUSH]

The funny thing with that recipe is that it's called "To Die For Fettuccine Alfredo". So when I went to print out the recipe, my printer said, "Waiting to die for fettuccine alfredo".

 

[PUSH]

Welcome to the first ever West Coast Wednesday version of Attraction of the Day! It was created because I am realizing I won't have enough WDW attractions to get us through the closure out of admiration for the west coast parks!

Today's West Coast Wednesday Attraction of the Day: Matterhorn Bobsleds!

 

[Songbird76]

Here is the recipe:

To Die For Fettuccine Alfredo

Fettuccine Alfredo with Romano and Parmesan cheeses, cream, and butter. This delicious sauce for fettuccine pasta is rich in taste yet simple to make.

www.allrecipes.com

It also wouldn't hurt to add some chicken to it.

I always do chicken and broccoli. I use less butter, and fresh chopped garlic rather than garlic salt, and I put in a bullion block, but otherwise, looks pretty much like what I do. I just don't measure any of it. But I know I use less butter...I probably use somewhere around 1/3 cup butter. But it is a very good recipe. The cheese really makes it because otherwise it's very bland. What did you eat with it?

 

[Songbird76]

Or maybe some shrimp . I like how she warns that it's not for the "health conscious".

I serve mine over zoodles...that's got to count for something, right?

 

[PUSH]

I always do chicken and broccoli. I use less butter, and fresh chopped garlic rather than garlic salt, and I put in a bullion block, but otherwise, looks pretty much like what I do. I just don't measure any of it. But I know I use less butter...I probably use somewhere around 1/3 cup butter. But it is a very good recipe. The cheese really makes it because otherwise it's very bland. What did you eat with it?

I just put the sauce on the noodles. We had frozen buns we heated up to go with it.

 

[high plains drifter]

I serve mine over zoodles...that's got to count for something, right?

Good idea!

The spiralizer...one of my many dusty appliances that once gave me delusions of grandeur in the kitchen

 

[JenniferS]

Good idea!

The spiralizer...one of my many dusty appliances that once gave me delusions of grandeur in the kitchen

Mine never even made it out of the box.

 

[Songbird76]

Good idea!

The spiralizer...one of my many dusty appliances that once gave me delusions of grandeur in the kitchen

I have 2! I have one hand-held one that you use like a pencil sharpener...like, you put the zucchini in the end and turn it and it scrapes away the spirals. And I have one that is more like the old fashioned school pencil sharpener, wher you turn the handle. My daughter and I can both be making zoodles at the same time!

 

[JenniferS]

It’s really hard, when you’re only supposed to shop once every week or two ....



Fingers crossed he fares better with frozen veg.

 

[JenniferS]

Our grocery stores also only permit one person per household - children excepted, but they would rather you leave them at home.

They will not let a couple in, one is sent back to the car to wait.

Is this anyone else’s experience?

 

[Andrew C]

Our grocery stores also only permit one person per household - children excepted, but they would rather you leave them at home.

They will not let a couple in, one is sent back to the car to wait.

Is this anyone else’s experience?

i believe there are places in the US with similar rules. I don’t know what the rules are for mine as I always do grocery pickup.

 

[high plains drifter]

I have 2! I have one hand-held one that you use like a pencil sharpener...like, you put the zucchini in the end and turn it and it scrapes away the spirals. And I have one that is more like the old fashioned school pencil sharpener, wher you turn the handle. My daughter and I can both be making zoodles at the same time!

Sounds like they get good use!

 

[JenniferS]

In other news, I have been given a handful of lots to try to sell virtually, using DocuSign.

‘Cause yeah, nobody wants the personal experience when buying a million dollar home.

Thankfully, when this is all over, my job will prove to still require an office, personal contact, and the one on one JenniferS experience. Assuming my industry survives that is.

 

[Goofyernmost]

Boneless, skinless b-r-e-a-s-t-s, aka diet chicken.

Hilarious, that breast gets through the filter, but the plural still does not.

Plural implies more then one and that would constitute an orgy of some kind. Do you folks in Canada only eat baby chickens? I've never seen Chicken breast s that small.

 

[JenniferS]

i believe there are places in the US with similar rules. I don’t know what the rules are for mine as I always do grocery pickup.

There are still the quantity limits on grocery pickup, and a multiple day wait to schedule your pick up time.

Mike has been stalling for days, but we now have 10 empty 18.9 litre (5 gallon) spring and distilled water jugs that absolutely had to be returned.

 

[high plains drifter]

Our grocery stores also only permit one person per household - children excepted, but they would rather you leave them at home.

They will not let a couple in, one is sent back to the car to wait.

Is this anyone else’s experience?

The stores have signs up about one person per household but it doesn't seem to be strictly enforced. We haven't been to Wegs for a while though so I'm not sure whats happening there.

 

[JenniferS]

Plural implies more then one and that would constitute an orgy of some kind.

They generally come in pairs though.
*double checks* Yup.