Cold rotisserie chicken from the deli, tomato, tzatziki. No at home heat used.
Cost per person 2.80
Nice.
Cucumber would be nice in there too.
It’s in the 'ziki, santa!
Needs more cucumber.
Always needs more cucumber.
I actually bought two cucumbers with the idea of putting one in the sauce and one is a lettuce substitute but didn’t have the energy to do the second one.
So I understand where you’re coming from.
Completely understandable they still look amazing!
I can’t disagree.
Totally unrelated, but can one smash clams with cucumber?Because this is a cooking community I’ll say that shucking clams with a cucumber would be a bad idea and it’s recommended to use medical grade silicone for other uses instead of fruits.
Cold rotisserie chicken from the deli
I… I think I need to sit down. oO
Walmart makes extra rotisserie chickens each day, chills them down and puts them in the deli case the next day. The bottom of the container bag is filled with gelatin. The whole thing is rather disgusting. But it’s cheaper per net pound than processed chicken deli meat and perfect for chicken salads and what not.
My local super does something similar, and if I ate chicken more often, that’d definitely be the way I’d do it rather than eating processed stuff. Say what you want about the industry, but those things are pretty impressive bargains, and rotisserie chicken smells great IMO.
After hatchlings, heat lamps and feed it would cost me $20 to raise a 5 pound chicken in 8 weeks. They have mastered that industrial production.
