Cockeyed.com Science Club Presents: Eating in

I had some of the ingredients already, including this Stone Buhr Unbleached White Flour.

There aren't many things more exciting than arriving home from work to find a big bag of flour in your mail, especially when it is Stone Buhr.. the best!

I highly recommend* Stone Buhr Unbleached White Flour for your pie and cake-baking needs.

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On Saturday morning, I woke up and had some delicious hot coffee. There was a sale on coffee and mixed nuts at Long's Drugs, so I headed down to the new store on K St. On the way I found the Buy 2 get 1 free sign lying pitifully in the gutter, still tethered to its tree. I dusted it off and stood it back up again. The sign has been there for about 5 months.
I didn't intend to eat the Planter's nuts when I took this photo of the Longs trip. The Coffee was $4.30, and the nuts were $5.
I was still eating like a king after the trip to Trader Joe's. I had a smoked salmon and provolone sandwich, with slices of kiwi ~~meat~~ fruit and pear juice. Because I seared the salmon in a pan, it took 15 minutes, 21 seconds to put this meal together.
For dinner, I had Chicken, Pasta and guava juice, which took 29 minutes to prepare. Dishwashing took four minutes. Cooking dinner at home can be as simple as heating up a frozen dinner in the microwave, or it can consist of homemade cranberry yogurt and stuffed peppers, homemade apricot chutney and venison sausage ravioli. I have never been sure if my disinterest in cooking was fueled by a disinterest in food, or if my disinterest in food was fueled by a disinterest in cooking.
February 22nd, 2004
On Sunday morning I woke up and had two cups of hot coffee and yogurt with apple.
For lunch I made myself another Salmon and Cheese sandwich with Kiwi fruit and diet coke. It took 8 minutes, 2 seconds to prepare the sandwich, 8 minutes, 38 seconds to clean the dishes, including cleaning the stovetop.
That night, Stacy and I made a run to Safeway to pick up ingredients for two mixed nut pies. The ingredients were $6.47
I had some of the ingredients already, including this Stone Buhr Unbleached White Flour. There aren't many things more exciting than arriving home from work to find a big bag of flour in your mail, especially when it is Stone Buhr.. the best! I highly recommend* Stone Buhr Unbleached White Flour for your pie and cake-baking needs.
It took 2 hours to mix and bake the two pies...
And while they were in the oven, I made some tuna pasta for dinner.
February 23rd, 2004
On Monday morning I had some coffee before work. I didn't seem to be able to bring my lunch to work, so again, I came home and made a sandwich. It was chicken with mustard and munster cheese.
After work I went on yet another shopping trip, this time to Safeway. I spent $27.28 on groceries in 30 minutes. I tried to buy just enough groceries to get me though until the end of the month. For the last six days of the month, I was going to be trying to finish up my stock of groceries, making second-choice meals with my cache of unused groceries.
For dinner I prepared some pasta with marinara sauce.
February 24th
Coffee. I ate one turkey sandwich for lunch and wrapped the other one up in aluminum foil. Tim gave Stephen and I tickets to the Kings/Knicks game, and I thought I'd have to leave immediately after work, leaving no time for preparing dinner at home, so finally, for the first time all month, I prepared a sandwich to go.
As it turned out, I had enough time to go home after work and ate the sandwich there. Stephen and I arrived punctually at Arco Arena to see the game. While there, I lapsed from my eating-in schedule and had two cups of beer. Arena beer definitely falls into the "eating out" category. It also falls into the "more precious than diamonds" category.
After the game, I heated up some freezer burritos with salsa. Please continue to February 25th.
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