Can we have a recipe thread for us poorfag college students?
Sandwich:
Ingredients
Bread
Some stuff
Put some stuff on a piece of bread then put the bread on the stuff. Enjoy.
chili dog
take canned chili heat in microwave for 2 minutes
take hot dog heat in microwave for 40 seconds
take hot dog bun put hot dog in it pour chili over the top of hot dog.
Ok I'll pussy something for you. Looks like high class Italian but is the easiest thing ever. Minicotti. Mix one third grated mozzarella one third spinach ( frozen works best ) and one third cottage cheese. Add some Italian seasoning. Cook Minicotti shells to all dente. Please leave if you don't know what that is. Stuff shells with cheese and spinach mix. Cover with any spaghetti sauce and bake. Add done parmesan if your not that poor. Enjoy with wall Mart garlic bread.
Bachelor chow.
Dice and fry up the veg (onions, carrots, celery, bell peppers, hot peppers, spinach, kale).
fry the meat, set aside.
fry up the vegetables.
boil brown rice and/or potatoes, combine everything.
eat it varying up with different hot sauces and/or tortillas.
>>7279979
Fried Rice
>Cook Rice in rice cooker or pot
>fry some vegetables and meat
>add garlic, soy sauce, honey, whatever you want
>When the vegetables are done add the cooked rice to the pan
>mix together, keep adding soy sauce until you think it tastes good
wha la, the last 2 years of my life
>>7279979
Cook like an adult you pleb. Look up recipes you're interested in or lurk to find ideas for new ones. Just shop at Costco to get shit super cheap
>>7280150
you just described every dish ever made
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Chicken is by far the cheapest meat you'll find. I can often find certain perpackaged chicken thighs/wings for $1/lb, preseasoned too. Just cook in some oil in a pan or in the oven if you want. Add some herbs and salt and pepper, it's great.
Buy a whole ball of lettuce instead of the packages of salad, add some dressing, and if you're feeling rich, a tomato or something.
You can make omelettes very easily and cheaply. Just throw some vegetables (tomato, onion, spinach, mushroom, etc.) in a pan in a bit of butter for a few minutes, add eggs on top and scramble or just make sure it covers the vegetables. Flip it when it gets to be kind of solid and add some cheese.
>>7280230
You need to use day old (aka old dried) rice to make good fried rice senpai
