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You come home. You’re hungry. You’re tired. You want food. You look in the fridge to see...nothing. Caveman/ woman tendencies take over as the blood-sugar dips below the hard-deck level necessary for normal brain functions. "Need eat..." Wuh-oh. Better get food in the system before you plummet into that irreparable damage zone of idiocy. The problem? "There’s nothing here to eat." The half-eaten ingredients in your kitchen either do not fit into any recipe you have or simply beat you too easily in that daily staring contest you have with your refrigerator, causing your caveperson brain to conclude there’s nothing. What usually follows is, you reach for the dry cereal. Or a bag of chips. Or just a beer and call it quits. Sure, you can order food. Sure, you can walk down to the corner Subway. Sure, you can have Cap’n Crunch sans milk or another frozen burrito or bowl of instant ramen. But don’t. Health and finances take precedent here. Well, usually just finances, but I’m told health should be a concern (I love frozen burritos too--cheap, tasty, and easy--but after two weeks of ‘em, we’ll see just how well the no-roughage diet affects your aging bodily functions). When you say there’s nothing to eat, think again. You’ve got food. I know you do. There’s food in that there fridge. No matter what the hell it is, I’m here to say it can be eaten. Question: What do I cook for dinner? Answer: Use what’s in the fridge... MISSION
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