Except, when my hubby is REALLY feeling adventurous, he makes something truly unique to the Brits (because he is one ya know), called Bubble and Squeak. Why is it called Bubble and Squeak?
Because my luvlies that's what you do ALL FREAKIN NIGHT LONG after eating it. It's main ingredient is CABBAGE!
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Why waste a perfectly good plastic bowl when that measuring cup will do just fine lol.
ReplyDeleteHaha. When my husband makes dinner, it's Ramen. lol
ReplyDeleteLOL! I've actually done that myself
ReplyDeleteYep that looks familiar.
ReplyDeleteExcept, when my hubby is REALLY feeling adventurous, he makes something truly unique to the Brits (because he is one ya know), called Bubble and Squeak. Why is it called Bubble and Squeak?
Because my luvlies that's what you do ALL FREAKIN NIGHT LONG after eating it. It's main ingredient is CABBAGE!
Because leftover corn is always in demand.
ReplyDeleteLOL I think I have made that dinner
ReplyDeleteThat is really funny!
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Hey. Did MY husband make dinner for you too?
ReplyDeleteBecause savig that lefter over TABLE spoon prevents kids from starving in China. (or wherever they are starving from)
ReplyDeleteMy husband saves all leftovers, but rarely eats any.
He is just proud of the savin.
Should be fine until you need to use the measuring cup again. :)
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