In The Kitchen

 If you are lucky enough to live by a Costco, 

then you are lucky enough to know about their 5 dollar Rotisserie Chickens.

The hubs and I happen to love the bargain chicken... 

but I understand there are many people who do not agree with the way they are farmed and prepared. 

  

Day 1 - The hubs hits Costco on his way home, and brings us a 5 dollar chicken, for dinner that night.

Once the chicken comes in the house, our home smells awesome.

We usually eat about one third.

Chicken, Homemade Mashed Potatoes and stuffing/dressing.

Day 2 - I used the second third of the leftover chicken to make a big bowl of chicken salad.

Chicken Salad before mixing with mayonnaise.

- sweet onion, sliced almonds, diced chicken, and diced celery -

S & P

Last step, mix in the mayonnaise.

Deviled Eggs

- egg yolks, mustard, onion powder, sprinkled with Paprika -

S & P

I often add cooked, crumbled bacon to Deviled Eggs, 

but I did not have any in the house to add today.

Chicken Salad Sandwiches, Deviled Eggs and Celery stuffed with flavored cream cheese.

Day 3 - Chicken Noodle Soup Day

I do not have a recipe for Chicken Noodle Soup, pictured are the ingredients.

Chicken Noodle Soup

Not this time,  

but on other occasions, I make Chicken Pot Pie with the last third of the chicken.

 

I don't have a recipe for the Chicken Pot Pie,..I just wing it with the ingredients I have on hand.

The ingredients I used for this pie are pictured above.

I think everyone has a recipe for Chicken Pot Pie, that they favor.

Put whatever you want in your Chicken Pot Pie

Anything goes and it will always be delicious.

- so the moral of the story is you can feed 2 people, dinner for 3 nights for 5 buck-a-roos -

-what a deal -