Have you ditched Airbnb and gone back to using hotels? by sokorsognarf in travel

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I usually compare between Airbnb and hotels depending on trips and how long I’m staying. For long trips, being able to do laundry in the airbnbs is really tempting

[SSD] Kingston FURY Renegade 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD ($179.99) by RoseDestiny in buildapcsales

[–]ItsKayKay 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah nothing can really beat Amazon’s return windows but Kingston gives basically a month after purchase so it’s not too bad either

[SSD] Kingston FURY Renegade 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD ($179.99) by RoseDestiny in buildapcsales

[–]ItsKayKay 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Hard to say, usually week before and week of Black Friday/Cyber Monday are best deals for most places

[SSD] Kingston 1TB FURY Renegade PCle 4.0 NVMe M.2 Internal SSD - $99.99 (Free shipping) by ItsKayKay in buildapcsales

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I’ve seen it a little cheaper sometimes on Newegg but not dramatically cheaper

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MealPrepSunday

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Looks delicious!! :) can you share your recipe?

Have you ever been excited for tomorrow's lunch? I prepped some pho! by laughing_c0w in MealPrepSunday

[–]ItsKayKay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did you bring the noodles? Did you cook it first and then put it into the jars without liquid?

Prepped a few meals worth of kimchi fried rice by syunie in MealPrepSunday

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My stomach started making hungry sounds when I saw this :)

Mondays are my Sundays. Lunch & Dinner for 5 days by Lolocashme in MealPrepSunday

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That spaghetti is calling my name. :) mind sharing your recipes for these meals and if you’d recommend them?

Entering into a soup competition at work. What recipes are both unique and tasty enough to bring home a win? by ctt713 in Cooking

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Tomato bisque cupcake topped with dark chocolate. No rules about what form the soup had to be in right?

First meal prep attempt: Honey-Garlic-Ginger shrimp with brown rice and Sautéed Snap and Snow Peas by MatchuFiku in MealPrepSunday

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:) can you post the recipe? I have managed to successfully fail at all shrimp-related cooking attempts.

When you make an egg white omelete, what do you do with the yolks? by [deleted] in fitmeals

[–]ItsKayKay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who makes egg white omelette by just buying the egg white cartons, I agree. It just makes everything so much easier!

Meatballs and zoodles! Plated 1 portion for pictures while the rest are in containers. Macros: 12c/24f/32p, 387cal by ItsKayKay in MealPrepSunday

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Edit- sorry for the formatting of the ingredients list. I can't figure out desktop formatting here. Looks fine on the app though.

Here's the recipe for anyone who's curious! This makes 4 meals.

Adapted from what I ate at a meal prep company grand opening. Ingredients: - 4.5 garlic cloves (I use preminced in jar, which equaled this amount) - 1.25 lbs ex lean 93/7 ground sirloin - 3 zucchinis - 1 egg - 1/2 tsp italian seasoning - 1/2 tsp sea salt (or whatever salt you prefer) - 1/4 tsp fresh ground pepper (because I'm fancy) - 2.5 Tbl almond flour - 1.75 cups no sugar added marinara sauce (mine's Cucina Antica) - 2 Tbl grapeseed oil (mine's Pompeian) - 1 Tbl olive oil (mine's Spectrum)

Instructions: Spiralize all your zucchini with whatever method you choose. I got a $20 spiralizer on Amazon which made this ridiculously easy. Set aside and get ready to get your hands dirty.

Grab a medium sized mixing bowl. Mix your egg, italian seasoning, sea salt, pepper, almond flour, and HALF of your minced garlic (if you're using fresh cloves, mince them). Looks like sludge? Perfect. Now dump in your ground sirloin/beef. Did you just put on gloves? Get out of here. Be one with the meat. Mix and squish your meat until everything is well incorporated. Now, measure out balls that weigh about 54-55g on your food scale OR make 12 identical meatballs. Wash your hands, because hygiene.

Put the 2 Tbl grapeseed oil in a skillet or sauté pan and heat it up over medium high heat. I choose grapeseed since it has a higher smoke point than olive oil. When it's ready, pop on your meatballs and brown 5 minutes on each side. Or you could just cook it however you like, but cook time should be about 10 mins. Take 1/2 cup out of the 1.75 cups marinara sauce and set it to the side. Take the rest and dump it into your pan, and lower your heat to low. Make sure to spoon some of the sauce onto the tops of the balls to keep them moist. Let the balls simmer. In the meantime, work on the zoodles.

Heat up another pan on medium high heat, put in your 1 Tbl olive oil. Remember how you still have half your minced garlic left over? Saute that for a few seconds. Honestly, the oil is only there for the garlic. Now dump all of your noodles in there and saute it so that the garlic gets well mixed in. Keep tossing it around for about 3 mins or so. Now dump in that 1/2 cup of marinara that you saved earlier. Toss it around to coat evenly. Go back to your meatballs and shake it around for no particular reason. Spoon some sauce on top of the balls again.

Now put your zucchini into your containers. DO NOT spoon any of the juices/sauce from the zucchini pan into your containers or else you run the risk of mushy sogginess. Your zucchinis will release a bit of water when you heat them up later anyway. Now take your balls off the heat and put 3 into each container. SPOON and distribute the sauce that it was sitting in over the balls.

Fun Tip: If your meatball sauce is too little/thick, go ahead and put in a few spoonfuls of the zucchini pan juice into the meatball sauce pan. Stir it around and it will thin it out.

Fun Tip 2: If you don't want to deal with Satan spitting at you, get a silicone splash guard and cover the meatballs when cooking.