Gurlllll, I wish I was talking about something else............................OMG did I just say that?????ooooooooooooohh!!! (half asleep and my brain isn't working properly yet) you are talking about FOOD!!!
I love most kinds of leftovers - but I rarely heat them up - about the only thing I heat up is a soup or a stew - everything else I eat cold. I love that the flavours are better the next day, but hate how re-heating food changes the texture of it. So I eat it cold
I love that flavours are better the next day, especially with stews! Guess what we are having tonight! lol! and I do heat up my stew too, so I can have it on toast, with lots of butter! 
I thought you were talking about something other than food 
. Darn now I have that song ... (Part time Lover) stuck in my head LOL.
I can eat leftovers...used to love them. Generally Mark eats the leftovers now.
I don't always reheat either, Carolyn. I kind of like cold food, though.I love most kinds of leftovers - but I rarely heat them up - about the only thing I heat up is a soup or a stew - everything else I eat cold. I love that the flavours are better the next day, but hate how re-heating food changes the texture of it. So I eat it cold
Sounds delish, Ona. Yes, stew if a must heat up!
I'm really good about eating left overs too. Since it's just me now, I love to bring something home for another meal. Omelets are one of my favorites, too.
Well, if you go back and look at my subject, you could just get the wrong idea.Almost spit my coffee out all over my screen when I saw this post!!!
I'm right there with you, Rae. The easier the better.I'm a lazy cook these days so yes, I love to have leftovers and although hubs doesn't really like it, he has to too or else do his own cooking
I like to bake a big pan of veggies and potatoes and stick them in the fridge for 2-3 days, to heat up at dinnertime.
If I make a casserole, stew, soup, etc, I make extra and keep one more meal in the fridge and then freeze the rest.
I didn't used to be so good at it either, I'd bring food home and end up throwing it away. Leftover meat loaf is so good and we go to out little local restaurant on meatloaf day and always bring part of it home.
That's the same with me, Kay. It was hard to go to cooking just myself. I always bring leftovers home and I always eat them now. I know you're the queen of "cooking ahead" and freezing. I hope I get that organized.
It took me about a year to get into that groove... so give yourself time to adjust. I find that is seems harder to cook a lot during the summer - so I try to fix desserts on the 'not so hot days'.
Thanks for your *always* great advice, Kay. You know I always think I should be able to "do it now".
That's so smart - I love that idea!
OMGosh - my son would eat ANYTHING we brought home from the restaurant - he didn't care who's it was. They're "eating machines".
Mine know, if its moms leftovers dont touch you might not survive!OMGosh - my son would eat ANYTHING we brought home from the restaurant - he didn't care who's it was. They're "eating machines".
Eating my leftovers is worse then talking to me before coffee
My son usually knew where we were going and we always went to nice restaurants. The ones that wrapped your leftovers in aluminum foil and shaped them like animals. He'd show up and say "are you going to eat this" or "are you going to eat that"? He cleaned up - carried all of those "animals" out and scarfed them down the minute he got home.Mine know, if its moms leftovers dont touch you might not survive!
I did exactly the same thing Trudy!!!!Almost spit my coffee out all over my screen when I saw this post!!!
That's quite a difference, Amanda. Cooking for 14???
