I resent that I have to cook and eat three times a day every day for the rest of my life, so I essentially eat the same thing everyday. Pasta (mostly fresh pasta cause it makes me feel like I have my life more together and only takes 4 mins instead of 11 - highly rec this), pasta sauce from a jar, tenderstem broccoli. If Iā€™m feeling up to it Iā€™ll fry the tendies in a pan with smoked salt and then add the sauce, but mostly Iā€™ll just throw them in the same pan as the pasta to boil and put the sauce on cold cause Iā€™m a heathen. Iā€™ll throw on mozzarella if Ive got some in.
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Apr 3, 2024

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