buffy, yay; food, boo

[schmerica]

Last night I figured out that the cords for my laptop are long enough to reach my bed. So last night I lay stretched out on my stomach and opened up my Buffy season one dvds for the first time.

Season one I'm still kind of sketchy on -- I mean, I've seen The Puppet Show five times if I've seen it once, but there are episodes I'd never seen at all before, and only know from being around people. So last night I watched The Witch and Never Kill a Boy on the First Date, and this morning I watched The Pack.

The first and the last of those were rather creepier than I expecting, actually. Especially the last shot in The Witch, because ... eep.

Also, Buffy was super hot first season. And Willow and Xander were both adorable. *heart*

I really need to go food shopping the next few days. There's probably eighty million tasty things to do with the small amount of food I've got left, but I'm having trouble finding what. I did finally make my cauliflower tonight, though, despite the lack of either a blender (I wanted cream of cauliflower soup, dammit!) or a steamer, and it turned out tasty. The experiment last night with the rice pilaf and bacon turned out horribly bland, though. Hmmm.

butter
block of cream cheese
tortillas
salsa
bacon (3 slices)
garlic
olive oil
flour
sugar
baking powder
white rice
honey
nutella
canned spaghetti sauce
canned beans
canned corn
unsweetened chocolate
rice-a-roni
wheat bread (3 slices)

Comments

[ineke.livejournal.com]

Well, I suppose you could make tortillas with salsa, beans and corn *is dubious*. And bacon. But you'd really need proper cheese. And perhaps some tomatoes and an avocado.

Actually, I used to eat salsa (with beans and carrots and cheese) on rice when I was particularly lazy. It's surprisingly tasty.

[ladysorka]

Spread a little olive oil on a tortilla, sprinkle on some garlic, crumble on a bit of of bacon (or some other meat), and any spices you so choose. Cut it into little pieces.

Put it into a 350 degree oven for 9 minutes.

Surprisingly tasty.

[ladysorka]

I should amend that to "cut like a pizza, and seperate pieces"

[sophia-helix.livejournal.com]

Beans, rice, and salsa mixed together would probably be pretty good, with the corn on the side. Or maybe the beans and the rice-a-roni.

This is coming from the girl having latkes, crab cakes and peas for dinner, though, so you might not want to take my word on anythign food-related. *g*

[slodwick.livejournal.com]

Misread your lj-cut as "contents of my panty and fridge".

I clicked immediately.

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

Heh. Singular?

And does this imply kinkiness of my eating habits or my dressing habits?

[tazical.livejournal.com]

Uhhh....me too.

Although, dude, looking at that list you must have huge panties.

And please please please don't get me squeeing about The Pack again. The hotness of cutefirstseasonevil!Xander! Don't you just wanna ruffle his little hyena belly?

Arrgh, too late.

[thelatinist.livejournal.com]

See, there would be all kinds of yummy baking possibilities if you just had some eggs. Or milk. Or yeast. As it is, the tortillas topped with oil, garlic, and bacon then baked sound best. If you have cinnamon, then you could butter them and top with cinnamon and sugar, then bake.

That said, I myself would probably end up eating Nutella straight from the jar. MmmmChocolate.

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

See, I just find him creepy in the Pack! I find him much cuter in the non-evil incarnation.

Also, I tend to find Nicholas Brendon's creepy-evil-voice really funny. I don';t know why.

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

Oh, the Nutella straight from the jar has been going on for some time. It lasts a while still, thogh.

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

Mmmmm. Crab cakes and latkes. Dude, I'm totally jealous.

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

Huh, really? It sounds kind of ... not so much. Still, though, beggars can't be choosers.

[sophia-helix.livejournal.com]

It was actually pretty great. With canned sweet peas, even. *g*