Chicken cobbler! It’s hot again, but the cool snap we had last week made me want comforting food.
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Chicken cobbler! It’s hot again, but the cool snap we had last week made me want comforting food.

Edited to add recipe:

1 rotisserie chicken
1 can cream of chicken soup, undiluted
2 cups of chicken broth/stock/bouillon
1 bag frozen peas and carrots
2 cups Bisquick/Jiffy Mix
2 cups milk
Shredded cheddar - maybe 2/3 cup
Black pepper and garlic powder to taste
1 stick butter, melted

Preheat oven to 350. Butter or spray a 9x13 baking dish.

DO NOT MIX ANY OF THE LAYERS.

Skin the chicken and take all the meat off. Roughly chop the meat into big bite sized pieces. Distribute it evenly across the bottom of the dish.

Mix the cream chicken soup and broth. Pour over chicken.

Break up the peas and carrots if they are stuck together and pour over the chicken mixture (leave them frozen).

Mix the Bisquick/Jiffy Mix, milk, cheese, garlic powder, and black pepper until well combined. Pour over the vegetables.

Pour the butter over the top.

Bake for 45-60 minutes or until the top is nice and brown. Cool slightly before serving so the sauce can thicken up a bit.

Note: There are a lot of slightly different versions of this on the internet. It was a big thing online during the pandemic but I thought a lot of them were too salty and so this is the version I modified that I like.

u/lifeuncommon — 9 days ago

I’d like to see them stop doing country-based challenges. It’s always so ridiculous.

I cannot recall a single time a country-based challenge has resulted in bakes that make sense, much less that honor the country in question.

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u/lifeuncommon — 13 days ago
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What fat do you prefer for making biscuits?

My mom usually used shortening or lard. But I see more people using pure butter these days.

What fat is in YOUR biscuits?

View Poll

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u/lifeuncommon — 29 days ago

Can anyone explain what’s up with all these posts of people wanting to “relax and recline“ in their office chairs? Is this guerilla marketing where we’re being flooded with posts like this or some movement where people are trying to sleep in their office chairs?

Surely people aren’t really wanting to sit all day in their office chair and then also still sit there to watch movies after work. I’m genuinely confused.

Edited: Thanks, everyone! I truly didn’t realize how many people play games or watch tv on the computer at their desk after work.

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u/lifeuncommon — 2 months ago

Autism Testing - Can anyone recommend a good place in town to get *adult* testing for autism? Bonus points if they specialize in testing adult women (often high masking and difficult to assess). 2x bonus points if they take Anthem. 3x bonus points if they have experience w/twice exceptional.

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u/lifeuncommon — 2 months ago

Why do they add in so much drudgery? Like opening gifts one at a time or not being able to throw away eggs?

How does it benefit the company to have us do all of that time-consuming stuff?

I know it must benefit the company somehow, but how??

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u/lifeuncommon — 2 months ago

How difficult is it to cut apart a garment you like and use it as a pattern to make more garments?

I got a dress online that I love the fit, the cut, etc., but I HATE the fabric. It feels awful on the skin.

I’d love to cut it apart and use it to make a couple new dresses that fit like it, but that are made from fabrics I prefer.

I’m a fairly new sewist so I don’t intend to do the sewing myself. My mother is a very experienced sewist so I was going to ask her to sew it together for me.

But I also want to make sure that I’m not giving her a mess of a project if it turns out that cutting apart a garment and trying to use it as a pattern is a wild goose chase.

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u/lifeuncommon — 3 months ago
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LCSW specializing in Gerontology + PMP. Anyone working with this combo?

I have a BS in Psychology and I have worked as a project manager at a major insurance company for a couple of decades.

I’m thinking about going back and getting my MSSW and LCSW with a focus on Gerontology with a plan of staying corporate and working on programs for the aging population.

Just wondering if anyone here is doing that and how you like it.

It seems like the aging population is an area where workers are already needed, and even more so in the future.

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u/lifeuncommon — 3 months ago

Campfire icon is going from my play screen! How do I get it back?

I did “Refresh Game Data” on advice of Support for another issue I was having.

Since then, my Campfire icon has gone away. I double checked and I am logged into Campfire under my same username like I always have been and I can see and use it from the separate Campfire app.

I don’t see anywhere in settings to link it or have it populated on the screen.

Is there just something I’m missing in settings?

Update: looks like it was removed for everyone and you have to use the Campfire app separately now. That’s a bummer because it was really handy with it being linked inside and I don’t like the new calendar option they have in the app as well as Campfire.

Thanks everyone for your response!

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u/lifeuncommon — 3 months ago
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How many tea bags does your family use to make a gallon of iced tea?

My mom always used 6 regular-sized tea bags. Sometimes 8 if we had to get store-brand. but always the regular size because I grew up before the larger family-sized teabags were available.

But I’m seeing people using 16-20 (!!) regular sized tea bags for a gallon of tea and it has me wondering how many others are actually using!

Pic for attention - I pulled it off the internet.

u/lifeuncommon — 3 months ago
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Anyone working your butt off on all those summer produce? Just today I made 6 ears of corn into fried corn, made cucumber and onion salad, zucchinis on the grill, made strawberry shortcakes complete with homemade cream scones.

Earlier in the week I made a crockpot of green beans and potatoes with smoked turkey drumstick, BLTs with garden tomatoes, beef and broccoli planned for this week. Gotta use up a HUGE cabbage head this week, a couple green peppers, jalapeños…

I feel like all I do is chop veggies these days! Haha I truly love it though.

u/lifeuncommon — 4 months ago

Anyone know when we are getting new Special Research? It’s been ages!

Seems like the events have been a little lackluster for the parts of the game I enjoy, and now we don’t even have special research to work on.

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u/lifeuncommon — 5 months ago

Chickpea salad sandwiches for a crowd: How to jazz them up?

I’m making chickpea salad tea sandwiches for a function. I usually make the filling very basic for myself: chickpeas, mayo, mustard, dill relish, salt and pepper. And I have them on whole wheat.

But since this is for others should I jazz them up?

I’m definitely doing them on soft white sandwich bread for the visuals; crustless and cut into rectangular fingers.

Maybe add finely diced red onion for crunch and color? Fresh dill in them or scattered on the plate for decoration? Something else?

Let me know your thoughts please. I always want to make the veggie option extra tasty.

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u/lifeuncommon — 5 months ago

Chickpea salad sandwiches for a crowd: How to jazz them up?

I’m making chickpea salad tea sandwiches for a function. I usually make the filling very basic for myself: chickpeas, mayo, mustard, dill relish, salt and pepper. And I have them on whole wheat.

But since this is for others should I jazz them up?

I’m definitely doing them on soft white sandwich bread for the visuals; crustless and cut into rectangular fingers.

Maybe add finely diced red onion for crunch and color? Fresh dill in them or scattered on the plate for decoration? Something else?

Let me know your thoughts please. I always want to make the veggie option extra tasty.

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u/lifeuncommon — 5 months ago
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I know there are a lot of nearly free courses on Udemy and notes you can buy off the Internet, but I get the feeling that is not how the people who create the PMP intend for you to study.

What are the intended Resources? Do people not use them because they’re not effective?

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u/lifeuncommon — 5 months ago