Of course the Dodo Army is an equal opportunity employer, and has therefore picked up a few other animals over time. For comedy's sake, one of these is a chicken. (and yes, I didn't look up the spelling of the name "Meredith" until later. Note to self: always spell-check the names.)
All the dodo names are ["Do"(as in dodo) + Some actual given name] and they earn a second name later in life by doing something unique. For example: DoDonald Cleaver (favors a meat cleaver as a weapon), DoElla Dial-Tone (spent years in the north pole zoo pretending to be empty-headed), DoMaynard The Bard (self explanatory). Oh, and did I mention that the dodos wear hats? It's a cultural thing.
"And now for something completely different!":
EY's Spaghetti-Fish-n-Veggie Meal
--or--
Too-Lazy-To-Go-Buy-Spaghetti-Sauce Meal
Ingredients:
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DoFranklin, DoMeredith, and DoTreena; members of the Dodo Army. |
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Character detail of DoMeredith the chicken. |
"And now for something completely different!":
EY's Spaghetti-Fish-n-Veggie Meal
--or--
Too-Lazy-To-Go-Buy-Spaghetti-Sauce Meal
Ingredients:
- 3 to 4 servings spaghetti noodles
- A cup or so of frozen mixed vegetables
- 2 breaded fish sticks (fully cooked)
- 1 Tbsp butter or margarine (I use butter)
- Handful of shredded cheese (two singles slices work ok in a pinch)
- Enough water to cook the spaghetti, 1-2 Tbsp for the vegetables, and a 1/4 cup for later.
How To:
- Cook spaghetti according to package directions. Use a 2 quart pan (trust me, you'll need the space).
- While that's cooking, put vegetables in medium-sized microwave-safe bowl and add a tablespoon or so of water. Cooked covered for about 4 minutes on high.
- Remove vegetables with a hot pad or oven mitt. Immediately add butter and cheese and stir until mostly melted.
- Reheat fish sticks (0:45 to 1:00 will work fine)
- Break fish sticks into smaller pieces. Add to veggie-cheesy mixture. Stir.
- Cover and place in microwave for another minute to make sure everything's melted together.
- By now the spaghetti should be done. Drain and return to 2 quart pan. Dump in the veggie-cheesy-fish mixture and stir. Add 1/4 cup water and keep stirring.
- Serve with a side-dish of fruit to make a meal.
Makes 3-4 servings.
Nutrition Facts: More nutritious than a bowl of ramen, but would never be endorsed by Dr. Oz. Fish and vegetables are good for you generally, but I would not recommend eating this if you have qualms about fat or carbs. The fish, cheese, and butter do add salt. It's college student fare; use your better judgement.
Earworm of the day: Nothing springs to mind. Have a nice day.
Earworm of the day: Nothing springs to mind. Have a nice day.
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