anyone have any good food recipes for students that can be booked cooked fast and in bulk preferably? I already cook alot of minced beef and tuna but i want to switch it up. no food with eggs or nuts tho.
quick food recipes for students?
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BlackAchilles
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Ground italian sausage w/chopped pepper and onion
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Treblemaka
President, BYNKRadio.com (Retired)
Ramen.
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NeilCartwright
All Star
I wish people would stop eating this. They did a study where they found out the noodles arent really noodles and dont digest properly in your stomach. It's basically plastic
Raw ramen noodles. Preparation time: 4 seconds.
1. Open package of ramen noodles.
2. Eat
It's not plastic. Read the ingredients brain boy.I wish people would stop eating this. They did a study where they found out the noodles arent really noodles and dont digest properly in your stomach. It's basically plastic
Treblemaka
President, BYNKRadio.com (Retired)
I wish people would stop eating this. They did a study where they found out the noodles arent really noodles and dont digest properly in your stomach. It's basically plastic
You forgot about the Mono Sodium Glutamate
Treblemaka
President, BYNKRadio.com (Retired)
I wish people would stop eating this. They did a study where they found out the noodles arent really noodles and dont digest properly in your stomach. It's basically plastic
You forgot about the Mono Sodium Glutamate
AriZona
Arizona Beverages USA
you should get a crock pot. you can make anything in it and it cooks it while you are in class.
also drinking AriZona is a nutritional compliment to your meal.
also drinking AriZona is a nutritional compliment to your meal.
COSIGN!!!
The crockpot is a life saver. You can make lots of healthy meals while you're not even there and have delicious treats awaiting you when you come home! Go on pinterest, there are loads of crockpot recipes. Essentially set it and forget it. If you can't afford a brand new one (maybe $25?), they always have ones at the thrift store. But if you are looking to cook, the quickest "I don't have time meal" IMO is stir fry. Chicken, peppers, onion, broccoli, done in maybe 7-10 minutes. Get yourself some boil in the bag rice and throw it in a pot/microwave and you're set. You can even do the frozen veggies that are already chopped, but I like fresh...
Gully Bull
Love Sponge
Rice
the proof is in the arroz
the proof is in the arroz