Open-Ended

(EDIT: Did I wind up eating that chicken raw? Find out that and so much more right here.)

I've fallen into a pattern that has me reserving Friday night for cooking something new and just generally relaxing (such is life on the bleeding edge), but today I find myself out of stride. No soup supplies hanging out on the chest freezer, no ten different casserole recipes being cross-referenced, not even a taco kit taken down from the cupboard. No sir (or ma'am), all I've got is a pack of chicken breasts cut stir-fry style. That at least is nice, because damn do I hate preparing chicken (and that's an attitude I've copped without even dealing with more than untrimmed chest pieces).

What you ought to be taking away at this point is that I don't know what to eat tonight, aside from it being chicken. I did get a very nice lazy-Susan-of-spices for my birthday, which I intend to make some use of, but "chicken" and "spices" are more a direction than they are a route, so I'm still sitting on a stump poking at my kitchen compass, in a strictly metaphorical sense.

I mean, I suppose stir fry is a pretty obvious end point, what with it being written right on the chicken's packaging. I've got some fancy rice. Eh?

I don't know. It's not particularly important.

January 22, 2010 Post Under cooking - Read More

4 Responses to “Open-Ended”

  1. Rachel Radwanski says:

    Wish I knew what spices you had, I might be able to suggest something. I also enjoy cooking something new, but a headache has forced me to settle with Domino's Pizza delivered.

    I have a feeling cooking with you would be an interesting experience.

  2. I should've gone the delivery route myself tonight -- outcome was pretty poor. As for cooking with me, if you think an excess of profanity and Brand New's "Daisy" on repeat is interesting, then yes, it would indeed be an interesting experience, haha.

  3. Rachel Radwanski says:

    Excess of profanity is always interesting (and not uncommon during my culinary exploits). However, you might be subjected to Mediaeval Baebes CDs on repeat. Or Lily Allen.

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