Health & Fitness
Mm… Chicken!
The Greenport Boy Scout Troop #51 annual chicken dinner was awesome, but they had to roll me out the front door when it was all over.
Last night was the Greenport Boy Scout Troop #51 annual chicken dinner at .
I’m ashamed to admit that I have never been to a chicken dinner fundraiser at Soundview, but now I understand why they host so many and why they are always so successful.
The food was really, really good.
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My only complaint is that they don’t sell kid tickets that come with kid portions. It’s not that I mind paying full price for a meal that my children are sure to not eat, but the fact that I have absolutely no self control.
My youngest ate exactly seven peas, five carrot squares, two bites of chicken, a piece of onion and a spoonful of cranberry sauce. Fat daddy, on the other hand, ate a salad, an entire chicken thigh (which was the size of my six-year-old son’s head) and healthy portions of mashed potatoes, stuffing, and peas with carrots.
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“Why don’t you take that home with you,” my Nana asked, pointing to my little one’s full plate.
“Nah, it will never get eaten,” I replied as I swapped plates with the little guy.
Make that two salads, two monster chicken thighs and two healthy portions of mashed potatoes, stuffing, and peas with carrots.
Oh, did I mention that they served ice cream for dessert and that my littlest doesn’t like ice cream?
I know, I worry that there may be something wrong with him too.
So, make that one and one-half dessert on top of everything else. It was one and one-half because my oldest got half of his brother’s ice cream.
He’s totally normal.
Seriously, as the parent of a cub scout, a big thanks to everyone who bought a ticket to the fundraiser. The boys do a lot of great things for the community and these fundraisers really help keep the group going.
If you didn’t have a chance to buy a ticket this year, consider buying one next year.
It’s totally worth it!