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No matter what anyone tells you, cooking is not an exact science. Always trust your gut, never trust the recipe. That being said, here’s my favorite lazy recipe I’ve hyper fixated on this month:Prep some shredded chicken in your preferred method. I like to cook my chicken in a pot of water with bay leaves, Goya™ adobo seasoning, celery, and carrots so that I have a broth left over. If you don’t know how to make chicken broth, google it, it's easy. Once your chicken is cooked, shred it with two forks. As you shred, cook the quinoa in the chicken broth. Ideally, you’ll have plenty of chicken and quinoa left over. You can use those leftovers to make this recipe several times a week, like I do. Roast those cherry tomatoes in a pan until somewhat blackened. Next, combine the chicken, quinoa, and tomatoes in a bowl with the remaining ingredients. Give it a Kardashian shake and enjoy.
Mar 27, 2023
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I basically turned leftover chicken into a salad bowl - easy healthy & a go to
Aug 11, 2024
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I have been making my own chicken salad for lunch lately and it’s been so good. I eat it with tortilla chips because meals should be enjoyable. I use Greek yogurt and cottage cheese instead of mayo to make it higher protein and more filling and then I season it like crazy and it tastes so good.
Aug 19, 2024
I’m truly obsessed with this rn. it takes a little bit of time so I’d recommend cooking the quinoa and making the agrodolce the day before, but it is 110% worth it. the quinoa gets super crispy and it tastes like something from a restaurant because there are so many flavors and textures layered into it, it’s sweet and sour and spicy and crunchy. last time I added some delicata squash and crispy air fryer tofu which was also great!
Nov 26, 2024
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This smells like costume jewelry, like dime store romance novels, like a slim-fitting pair of Gloria Vanderbilt jeans. Formulated by the unbelievably raunchy Edouard Fléchier, Poison is a guttural, putrefied tuberose that hits you like a freight train running. It’s a mollified plum, thick as molasses. This smells like the death of Elizabeth Taylor. Do not wear it in the daytime.
Mar 27, 2023
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I’m quite famous for these. They’re not very long lasting, and I am no cobbler, I am no mender, so I go through around 3 pairs per year. Think of them as leather socks: they make your feet look small and strange, like Lord Farquaad’s. Wearing them daily has helped me cultivate the heart of a dancer. Jazz shoes are very similar to Lululemon leggings, they’re appealing because it makes some part of your body look like it’s been dipped in an obsidian lacquer. The clean-girl version of sensual footwear. The soles of your feet will be very close to the ground in these, and I hear being close to the ground is Buddhist.
Mar 27, 2023
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If I were global dictator, I would institute a policy that required every bathroom to have some sort of nautical theme. It just makes sense for bathrooms to evoke tropical beach vacation vibes. To meet my policy’s minimum requirements, citizens of the world would have to procure a piece of seashell art. The highest tier of seashell art is the kind that depicts a wacky scenario. For example, you could have a pelican with an auger shell beak playing the ukulele in a straw hat (he must have googly eyes haphazardly hot glued onto his face). Or, you could have an owl made of clam shells playing golf in crooked wire-rimmed glasses (also haphazardly hot-glued). A second-tier option would be a clam shell soap dish. When you get a clam shell soap dish, your bathroom is no longer a bathroom, it’s a powder room. Seashell art in your bathroom is the epitome of class, and I wish the world understood this.
Mar 27, 2023