I pan fried boneless chicken breast in some spices (cayenne, tajin) and there’s quite a bit left. What else can. I do with it?

I have plenty of ingredients to work with, like corn, beans, cheese, rice, broth, and a host of Asian pantry staples. We prefer simple food, nothing fancy.

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u/fezik23 — 1 day ago

Wind Creek event center acoustics

I attended a couple of concerts there maybe 10 years ago, and the acoustics were terrible. It was hard to enjoy the concerts at all. But I seem to remember reading or hearing that they made some improvements. Does anyone know if that’s accurate?

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u/fezik23 — 2 months ago

I’m just a total sucker for kitchen stuff.

I have a separate Amazon wish list for all the things I would like to have. Some things are little gadgets for only a few dollars and some are many hundreds. It’s my “when I win the lottery” list. Anyone else?

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u/fezik23 — 2 months ago

Help with craft and art supply storage ideas

Currently I have several of those metal, wheeled, open carts, with my stuff haphazardly throw in. I have paints, clay, mosaic tiles, some fabric, needlework supplies, and empty jars that I paint. I can’t stand the disorganization, and they tend to tip over at the slightest wrong move. I’ve been eyeing those metal carts with 10 plastic drawers, but I’m afraid they’re not all that sturdy or would also be a tipping hazard. I don’t need the wheels and I get that I can remove them. The jars and tiles are heavy. My goal is to have things separated into drawers. I don’t want the carts with metal mesh drawers, because things would inevitably fall through. But I would like it to be possible to get an idea what’s there without having to open drawers. Of course I don’t want to spend a lot.

I have no wall space for storage. I have no closet space either. So this would be sitting in the open in my craft room/office.

Any ideas?

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u/fezik23 — 2 months ago
▲ 104 r/FuckImOld

Anybody enjoy this stuff in the 70s?

My girlfriends and I would chip in for a tub of this and dig in.

u/fezik23 — 2 months ago

My grandfather, who had a ‘filling station” as a side hustle, sometime between 1930-1950. Long before I was born, anyway.

u/fezik23 — 2 months ago

I think I screwed up by splitting my dose. Now I want to go back to where I was. Has anyone else done this?

I was taking 6.5 mg and it really was okay, but some influencer I followed recommended the split dose. So I went to 4 mg/3mg, Saturday and Wednesday. It’s not working as well as the full dose, once/week. I wonder if others have noticed this. Now I’m not sure what to do. My concern is whether returning to the full 6.5 mg on Saturday will set me back as far as increased side effects. I am a dumbass! I should have stuck with the program. I’m not asking for medical advice, but whether this has happened to others and how it worked out.

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u/fezik23 — 3 months ago

Hot weather is coming and I need a nongreasy, lightweight moisturizer for my face.

I also don’t want to pay a lot. Any drugstore recommendations? SPF 50 or more is highly desirable.

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u/fezik23 — 3 months ago

I’m looking for a hobby involving maps as maps, not as part of an art project or similar.

Does something like that exist? I realized recently that I know nothing about geography. I got a small map of the world and started studying it, and I find it fascinating. I know very little about the world outside of my local area. I do have some old “gas station maps”. Do people collect them? I’m not interested in displaying them. Is there a hobby similar to stamp collecting that involves maps?

I’m just looking for more of a sense of direction.

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u/fezik23 — 3 months ago
▲ 37 r/Cooking

If not, how else can I use it with other normal pantry items (not having to buy extra ingredients that I don’t keep in the house)?

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u/fezik23 — 4 months ago

Most recipes are for frying, including pan frying and air frying, with the usual seasonings. I’m looking for alternatives.

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u/fezik23 — 4 months ago