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For variety! Take thepioden's simple chili recipe (in one of the early posts on this blog) & replace the canned tomatoes with canned pumpkin puree. Sounds weird, but pumpkin's a pretty plain flavor on it's own, so it mostly just gives it a little bit less tangy yum and a little bit more creamy-savory yum with remarkably little effort. Opening a different can gives you a whole extra recipe, it's amazing.

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Hominy is great! Open the can, rinse the contents with some tap water, toss in a strainer/on a paper towel for a minute or two to get them mostly dry, and put it in a skillet with whatever you want it to taste like. It's a corn product, but it feels kinda like little potato bites, and it's nice for variety. Also good for stirring into soup/stir-fry/other leftover-combo type meals.

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Also, not sure how relevant this is but! when I have trouble with eating, I make myself eat a granola bar. Even though it's not a Proper Meal, eating a granola bar is better than eating nothing, and more often than not, chewing helps to kick in the motivation to eat actual food. My favorite is a honey salted peanut flavor Luna bar (because yum and also protein), but really pretty much any pre-packaged snack will work!

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Hey! It's 7:15 now! X)

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Psst ily

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ohai

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maddie's coordination peaks on saturday mornings, true fact