It's chicken and veggies in a white sauce. And since you're using rotisserie chicken you picked up wherever it comes together really easily.
"Dollywood Shart: Before and After" by Jack Scalfani
funny how in either pic his nostrils still look the same amount of deflated lol
Which is strange because Jack is 110% the type to be a lifelong nose-picker.
That's the issue with a lot of the "Lazy Man's" recipes. You're not actually saving any time, all you're doing is making a significantly shittier version of something you could make yourself for the same amount of (if not less) effort or just buy frozen. The whole point of lazy meals is to save time and money but most of Jack's recipes don't check either of those boxes.
For Fatty it's all about doing the least amount of work possible which is why a lot of these things use canned ingredients that are already prepped like shreddy cheese.
well what Jack does for his true and honest “lazy man recipes” is that he plagiarises someone else’s recipes he found on Pinterest, redacts a few steps or ingredients, or substituting them for disgusting keto ingredients, and then voila, a true and honest Scalfatty recipe!
I def feel dishes that need carrots like this soups etc, they are a must!
I don't know about our friend Terry's feeling on them but frozen storebought pot pies tend to be far shittier than homemade or restaurant pies, personally I'm not a fan of the waxy potatoes and underdone onions you tend to find in there.
He simply lectures the help on how the fee is unfair and is asked to leave. Jack's "Tips" are to shape up and act right, two things Jack never did.
It's easy. In Jr high I lived off frozen pot pies because my mom's cooking skill is "no", and my dad was busy being dead.
In a way Jacks like one of those Tim and Erik skits, I can really see that style of humor where they have some benzo'd out house wife try to do a thanksgiving dinner, and it still looks better than anything Jack cranks out.
Well, my smile turns into confusion, then shock, frustration, visceral disgust, and finally anger. Sometimes it ends with the urge to commit suicide, or stab my eyes with a cheese knife.
Commercially bought chicken pot pie like you get in the frozen section of the supermarket I can understand or at some cheap roadside cafe. But real homemade chicken pot pie? It's like a warm hug on the inside.
This description reminds me so much of Semi Homemade with Sandra Lee. You guys should look it up if you want a professionally produced show to snark on with the same premise as Jack.
