Foodie Friday: You Only Have 15 Minutes And No Lunch. What Do You Do?
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I promised my husband a wonderful home-cooked lunch, but I got caught up working on a painting that didn’t go anywhere. The clock on my computer read 11:43 AM. I only had seventeen minutes before he came home on his lunch break. Some fast thinking was in order. Here’s what I did:
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- I boiled a chicken sausage in four cups of water.
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- While the chicken sausage boiled, I cut up a leftover baked potato, steamed some carrots in the microwave and fried some onions.
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- Once the water was boiling, I took the sausage out and sliced it. Then I threw it back in the water with the carrots, onions and potatoes.
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- I tossed in some spinach.
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- I added in some rice noodles and boiled everything for three minutes.
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- When the noodles were almost done, I threw in some Knorr Homestyle Stock concentrate. By the time my husband arrived, a filling, delicious and hearty soup awaited him.
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- Knorr Homestyle stock concentrate dissolves much faster than bullion cubes, takes up less space than can or boxes, and it actually tastes decent.
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will have to try that stock. we do enough soup making around here.
where did you find those noodles? i’ve never seen anything like that in the stores.
I found them in the Asian section at my grocery store. They also have them at Target.