Nothing in the kitchen and it is time for lunch or dinner...supermarket rotisserie chicken to the rescue is what I always say!

After I pull off enough of the chicken meat for the immediate meal, I pull off the breast in chunks and package it separately in a quart freezer bag. Then I pull off the rest of the dark meat and the breast meat still clinging to the bones, discarding skin and tendons and fat. I shred this and put it in another freezer bag. Now I am set for several meals.
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I'm known to pick one of these up when I don't know what I'm doing for dinner! We love them!
I usually roast chickens myself, but when I'm short on time, I definitely take advantage of these yummy convenience items. I like to use the skin and bones to make chicken stock to make all kinds of yummy things, like chicken noodle soup.
Vhttp://butteryum.blogspot.com/2009/02/homemade-chicken-stock-pennies-per.htm
:)
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