What's for supper?

When I get that hankerin', I send the Better Half to Popeyes. :D
I love Popeye's. But it was a trip to Popeye's that got me back to frying chicken at home. A 16 piece box with no sides (the cheapest per-piece option) is $38. That's almost $2.40 per piece of chicken. When I saw that, I went across the parking lot to Walmart and bought a whole chicken for $5, took it home, cut it up and fried it. That also made me realize how tiny the pieces of Popeyes are. One half of a fryer breast is larger than a whole Popeye's breast. I hate to think how much per pound those puny pieces are. I know that fried chicken has always been more disproportional to the grocery store prices than any fast food, but these days it's way out of control.

(That being said, I see that Popeye's now has fried shrimp. So I may change tonight's menu. :sneaky:)
 
Our Popeyes is terrible. Overcooked food and high prices. Only chicken place in the area worth going is KFC.

I ate my supper baked potato for lunch so for supper I am having a hoagie roll buttered, then sprinkled heavy with 9 years past expiration date Johnny's Garlic Spread, then parmesan cheese, cheddar cheese on it, then sprinkled with hot paprika and then toasted.
 
SO brought one of those takeout containers filled to the brim with grilled beef and chicken fajita meat from his play date. It was still warm. A quick text to a neighbor and junior was at the door. A bag of Thai pepper almond brittle for dad.

Something with long pasta and rabbit food. Sugo?
 
SO brought one of those takeout containers filled to the brim with grilled beef and chicken fajita meat from his play date. It was still warm. A quick text to a neighbor and junior was at the door. A bag of Thai pepper almond brittle for dad.

Something with long pasta and rabbit food. Sugo?
What the heck kind of "playdate" does your partner go to that he comes home with lots of food? :D
 
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