I hate it when I have
only enough leftovers for one, so it is always good to come up with ways to bulk out single leftovers to feed us both.
Not exact matches
The
only downside - we didn't make
enough to enjoy the
leftovers for breakfast, lunch and dinner the following day.
If you're lucky
enough to be serving
only two or three people, you'll be able to freeze the
leftovers for a day when the sun keeps you outdoors, and all you desire in the kitchen is instant gratification.
The
only thing you need to worry about is making
enough so you can have some for
leftovers the next day, and trust us, you're going to want
leftovers.
The original says it makes
only four servings, but I'm able to easily get
enough for the 5 of us plus
leftovers.
I've
only listed the amount I made initially which is
enough to serve with a medium butternut plus a little
leftover, but I definitely recommend scaling up the recipe!
Made me so sad that scallops don't make good
leftovers and that we'd
only made
enough for a single meal.
First, the recipe
only made
enough for two adults with a little bit of
leftovers.
The
only problem was that it completely melted into a puddle on your plate if you didn't eat it quick
enough and the same went for the
leftovers.
I made a double batch of this intending to have
leftovers, but even with 8oz noodles, 2 bell peppers, and a full pound of sugar snap peas, we
only had
enough for 5 adult servings (not the 8 as the listed serving size would suggest).
It was suggested in some comments that this dish does not make good
leftovers, so make
enough for a meal
only.
I made my cupcakes mini — portion control, you know, although that backfired a little as I spooned out the batter (there was
enough there for probably 26 - 28 mini cupcakes, and my pan
only held 24, so what's a girl to do with
leftover egg - free, dairy - free batter?!).
It makes
enough for four hearty bowls, but if there happens to be
only two of you or less, make it early in the week and enjoy the
leftovers re-warmed for the next few days.
What's so great about taking a few extra minutes to make your favorite foods yourself is that it really doesn't take longer (especially if you count the time spent running to the ice cream shop, bakery or store) and not
only will you have
leftovers or
enough to share, it's also less expensive and SO much healthier for you!
Only thing: if this serves 4 - 6, it does not provide
enough for a family AND
enough for
leftovers for lunch the next day.
Chili is one of my favorite meals to cook — not
only because it's delicious, but also because it makes
enough to have
leftovers the remainder of the week.
I've
only done a few rooms in our house, but already seem to have
enough leftover paint to sink a battleship... maybe that's why you're so great at mixing your own.