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hello guys and gals. Im a 20 yr old gentleman, a bit new to the world of cooking, as i recently moved out..
where to start for easy and quick, but yet nutricious? |
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Mac n cheese, Pizza, hot dogs. oh wait, you said something actually good for you right?!
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Invest in a microwave?
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normally good recipes on the back of boxes of rice,beans,etc.
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Can't go wrong with raman noodles, and hamburger helper. There is spageti, and store bought sauce. No, I'm not gay, just think food rocks, and no one should eat microwaved food.
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Okay. First, do you have any food in your fridge?
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Can't go wrong with raman noodles, and hamburger helper. There is spageti, and store bought sauce. No, I'm not gay, just think food rocks, and no one should eat microwaved food. I won't eat Ramen noodles or hamburger helper. That is not healthy at all!! |
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I emailed him about a cook book called a Man, a Can, and a Pound of Meat.
Know several people how have it. All women actually, who don't cook and needed stuff that was REALLY easy. A few things might call for two cans. But it is really down to that. After I sent the email, he looks at my profile but doesn't bother to even read the email..... I don't get it. |
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get some pork riblets, and some baby rays bbq sauce
in a 8x13x2 pan lay the ribs out flat, put sauce atop them, <2 rows one atop the other are ok>. put in oven at 275 degrees for about 3 hours or 4 till they fall apart....Dont drain the grease till right before you eat them this helps keep them moist, but brush them with more sauce and turn them like once an hour.... |
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Edited by
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Thu 02/19/09 09:22 AM
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make soft buritos at home with burito mix, and u know the rest... way better than taco bell!
throw some chili and onions and cheese atop those plain ole hotdogs tacos taco salads chef salad stoufers frozen meat lasagna is great spaghetti is easy use premade sauce throw in some garlic, oregano, and italian seasoning for extra added flavor..olives are good in it sometimes too and onion |
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get some pork riblets, and some baby rays bbq sauce in a 8x13x2 pan lay the ribs out flat, put sauce atop them, <2 rows one atop the other are ok>. put in oven at 275 degrees for about 3 hours or 4 till they fall apart....Dont drain the grease till right before you eat them this helps keep them moist, but brush them with more sauce and turn them like once an hour.... |
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chicken and dumplings are pretty easy to make
4 chicken breasts skinned and boneless 2 cans of cream of mushroom soup 2 cans of cream of chicken soup seasoning salt, pepper to taste 2 cans of chicken broth bisquick mix <u need milk to mix> directions on box for dumplings 1 small bag of mixed corn, carrots,peas,greanbeans frozen in a big pot pour in chicken broth, throw in chicken breasts boil them. when cooked cut up chicken into chunks , then throw in the 4 cans of soup, add seasoning salt and pepper, turn to about 4 on the burner,, add the frozen veggies while they cook prepare biscuit mix and plop the dumplings atop the soup mixture and follow dumpling instructions on the bisquick box.. |
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I emailed him about a cook book called a Man, a Can, and a Pound of Meat. Know several people how have it. All women actually, who don't cook and needed stuff that was REALLY easy. A few things might call for two cans. But it is really down to that. After I sent the email, he looks at my profile but doesn't bother to even read the email..... I don't get it. It's all a ploy to hook up with chicks on this site.... |
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He should just do what everyone else does. Post a Rate My Profile thread and ask if he is date-able.......
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Try Kraftfoods.com. They have tons of easy recipes. Just gotta search the site and see what you might want to try and cook.
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