What is your 'go to' food?

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What is your 'go to' food?

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What do you try to keep on hand for when you don't have time or feel like making a meal? I try to keep milk (it satisfies my dessert craving) on hand. And green tea noodle soup from the Hong Kong Market, it's a great meal to me.

I like to roast a chicken on Sundays as well, so that I have food all week. It's easy and there are so many ways to flavour/marinade the chicken.

So, what's usually in your fridge/pantry?
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Hummus, pita bread, olives and cheeses. Also, cooked chicken tenders for inclusion in dinner Caesars, or diced up for chicken salad.
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cheese, crackers, diet coke....oh, and the vanilla oreos for the ole sweet tooth!
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As an ol' bachelor I don't keep much food in the house. Whenever I go to Radosta's or Sammy's Live Oak Deli I get extra stuff to keep around for midnight snacks and such. There's half a roast beef poboy in the fridge I may have for lunch today.
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Frozen pot stickers.
Frozen pot pies.
Components for liverwaursht (sp?), onion, and tomato sandwiches.

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Canned Garbonzo beans to make hummus, PB, Strawberry preserves for the sweet cravings, medium cheddar, olives, and leftover pizza in freezer.
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JAG--

I am huge fan of the roast chicken. I'll buy one if I do a substantial grocery shoppping and if I decide to cook one, I'll do two. Usuually using the second for the sickest chicken salad sandwiches ever.

I generally keep peanut butter and jelly on hand. I love snacking on anchovies, olives and prosciutto. And sometimes in the winter, I'll open a can of spaghetti-o's.
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BamBam,
My 10 year old son like pb&j and spaghetti o's also.

Interesting topic jag,
Since I have a 10 yr old, I always need to have food and snacks around here....
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Frozen edamame, cheese & tomatoes are usually in my fridge. I love spaghetti-o's sometimes too. I add lots of black pepper and asiago or parmesan cheese.
I like kids. They taste like chicken.
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I keep frozen egg rolls from Sam's at all times. It's a guilty pleasure.

I just made a big batch of hummus and a roasted chicken.

Mrs Fury, I have the individual packets of edamame from Sam's on hand too.
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