The Thing About Leftovers

Fizzy is a very nice girl in the south, I'd like to be perfect. And I won the Southern Living cuisine. Still, her parents divorced and everything in her life changed, so the perfect part is difficult. She is upset or angry, with her perfect stepmother and her mother's neat otaku, evil boyfriend are worried, she often felt like a guest of two families. She told herself to face the fact that parents are "remaining" children wishing to forget to marry. She has to leave it to herself as there is no possibility that a good Southern child shouts, worthy things, or hurt someone's feelings. To improve

Therefore, Fizzy did his best, but it was difficult to keep quiet when her family became increasingly complex. Fortunately, her dishes in the south are welcomed and her new friends Miyoko and Zach have their own parents.

The thing about leftovers is that they are hidden in food, so they do not know their real purpose. This purpose is comfortable and convenient. In a belly belly, they want you to reach your previous level; but because you reheat quite a lot, part-time warmth is reduced by the original heat . Only the leftovers can not distinguish the original warmth from the warmth of reheating. Ringing belly is eating you at all times, keep waiting for you until you expire. Then they throw you out for a new meal.

Let's fly to the day after Thanksgiving. I am with a few friends, we are talking about the delight and perfection of the leftovers. My friend Riley told me that she likes to leave all the remains from turkey, stuffing, potatoes to gravy, then put it all in slow cookware with some chicken soup . Do you remember how I did not like things like slow cookers before 100 words? I changed my mind. I thought about what she said, and then I remembered all the different recipes I saw a few weeks ago. I noticed that there are some basic matters that can be boiled ... 呃, stew, and need not be accurate when making it. For example, you can put all the Thanksgiving leftovers in a slow cooker and make it stew. Ideal for crispy bread.

From all these things, I do not want to give the impression that "About leftovers" is not a book that wrote information with great neon light. I asked Fizzy to honestly talk to her when she was staying late at night sharing a secret to an intimate and most reliable friend - there was a bucket of ice cream. Fizzy did not try to alleviate or hide these difficulties, but she shared the truth with many hopes and humor.