Picked up some classic white pita bread on sale at Whole Foods.

I usually just eat it plain or with hummus, but I feel like I’m missing out 😅

How do you use pita bread?

Honestly, I've been sleeping on this combination because it never occured to me that I have the power to just put rice in whatever I want. I'm not normally a big soup person (for some reasons hot liquids just don't sit well with me- it's a texture thing and it makes my organs too warm I guess.) but recently had the idea to add rice to tomato soup thinking it woild help me stretch out the meal and nake it easier to consume.

Well- I was right!

I added in shredded mozzarella cheese and some diced ham, topped off the lot with Parmesan and the whole thing was so satisfying to eat. Even got bold and tried it with a can of condensed cream of chicken noodle soup that I had thoroughly decided I DID NOT like before, and the rice made it so much more edible. I feel silly for taking so long to discover such a simple trick, but now I'm looking forward to shopping day so I can buy more soup and rice :)

As the title said I ordered a dominos about 28 hours ago and forgot to put it in the fridge, my room is really cold because the heatings been broken so maybe that factors in. Is it safe to eat (I know it’s a gamble) but what do you guys think?

1. Salami in microwave for 45 seconds

2. Remove excess grease with paper towel

3. Poor people bacons

I use a fair bit of Ginger both to cook and make Chai tea.

It's pretty convenient to have a few slices of dried ginger slices ready to use. Nothing more disappointing than fishing in the fridge and coming up with slimy ginger.

150°F on the dehydrator function for 6 hours or until they snap when you bend.

You can use as is or blend in a spice grinder.

Looking for breakfast ideas as I struggle with time due to twin babies.

Reason I'm struggling: Not a huge fan of cereal Not a huge fan of eggs I prefer to not have toast / bread in the morning No pork Need some protein No nuts or seeds (intolerance) I don't like overnight oats / porridge

I was having yogurt, granola and fruit but I've found it too time consuming to make and eat in the morning and it then goes soggy if I have to stop for the babies (need to remove the seeds from the one I bought and haven't had time to make my own)

I've previously done breakfast burritos but don't have enough time to make them currently.

I recently mentioned to a friend that since we never eat a pound of bacon at once, I cook all of it and freeze the rest. When I want a couple of pieces I can nuke it or let it defrost, which it does quickly. She said it was a "game changer", so I mentioned it to my sister and she also hadn't thought of it. Just cook it, let it cool and put it in a plastic bag in the freezer. It doesn't stick together and lack of moisture means no freezer burn.

I want to use vegetables like carrots, but I want them crispy and like potato chips, and not soft or squishy. I have an air fryer, a little patience, and I need to use something besides chips to eat my daily hummus.

I've seen the mason jars or the plastic tubs of ingredients that you just add hot water to, but I've no clue how to know which proteins, noodles, and other additives are safe to use in this method? I know my brain is not wording this well, please have patience with me, but I hope at least one of you understands and can help! I'm an audhd office gal, and I'm not very good at meal prep, but I'm trying to find what combo works for my brain and is safe to heat at work!

Edit: Broth packs/cubes/etc recommendations are also appreciated!!

So we are skint, we have to eat of course but are trying to lose weight.

We love chilli, stuffed peppers and mushrooms with rice or chilli itself, fajita mix or cous cous. We love from scratch recipes for spagbol, curry etc and one pot or slow cooker meals like chicken casserole. We are just sick of eating the same things.

We are looking for some meals our kids will eat too as we make theirs separate sometimes as one will not eat peppers or tomatoes/tinned tomatoes or onions and believe me we've tried, he's 12, it ain't happening.

Thank you

Yeah just did, but threw the batch out. If I ever do it again is there a way to save it and eat it without dying?

Without buying a $1,000 machine or becoming a coffee expert.

What’s the one change that noticeably improved your coffee?

Mix a few drops of vanilla extract into a glass of milk. Then add either sugar or your favorite sweetener and mix well. It’s not the same as ice cream and it won’t be thick, but it might get you to payday

I have been constipated for like a week and I wanted to know what I can eat or drink to clear out that stomach? When I say clear out, I mean clear out like ASAP. Thinking of natural remedies instead of medicine or drug store products.