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Easy Recipes

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Toaster-Tony
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Tried the search bar and nothing came up.

Anyway, I'm a pretty bad cook and I'm in need of some easy recipes for stuff to eat when I can't go out and buy fast food or am too broke to eat at Applebee's. I know I am not the only bad cook on NS and it would be awesome if some of you guys could post up some easy stuff to make that doesn't take too long.

Thanks +k
May 26 2012 1:24AM
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SeanTom
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C E R E A L
May 26 2012 1:26AM
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Toaster-Tony
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That shit gets real old. Not saying I don't like it but it's nice to have real food every once in a while.
May 26 2012 1:29AM
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Cufe.
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two glasses of water and then eat some oatmeal. you will be full and have a good fibre source. also chicken and black beans is a good one, easy prep and pretty healthey
May 26 2012 1:29AM
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SeanTom
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grilled cheese
canned soup
pancakes
pasta

May 26 2012 1:39AM
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El_Barto.
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Stir fry. Throw a bunch of peppers, broccoli, shroom and peas in a pan. As long as you get a dank sauce its pretty hard to fuck up
May 26 2012 2:02AM
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Toaster-Tony
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Love it.
May 26 2012 2:17AM
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Peter.
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ramen is pretty simple, just add water and heat
May 26 2012 2:17AM
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Toaster-Tony
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Did this all through my first year of college until the microwave got disgusting. Works amazing with hot sauce.
May 26 2012 2:21AM
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RoofDaRoofieDogg
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First 5 letters of your name!
May 26 2012 2:28AM
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Toaster-Tony
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Nicely played haha
May 26 2012 2:33AM
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miroz
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Eggs. Two ways to do 'em.

1) Crack into bowl, add milk, whisk until homogeneous, add into oiled pan, add cheese/sausage/ham/bacon/peppers/onions/whatever the fuck you want, scramble all together, voila! Yummeh.

2) Eat the whole thing, shell and raw yolk and all, pending you're not a pussy.
May 26 2012 2:47AM
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Big_Spence
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all mexican food is mad easy.
quessos, burritos, tacos, enchiladas if you're willing to take an hour or so, ect.
May 26 2012 3:28AM
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ShredMasterPlus
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https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/674131/

NSG kitchen thread bunch of good recipes in there.

May 26 2012 3:40AM
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Toaster-Tony
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Quesadilla's are pretty much my staple food, it's the only thing I can cook well.
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Also, thanks for the link to NSG Kitchen.
May 26 2012 3:42AM
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ShredMasterPlus
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np, I made a chicken tortilla pie a couple times. you fry up some chicken onions garlic peppers and a few spices. then add sour cream, cream cheese and jalapenos. do 1 layer chicken, 1 layer refried beans, chicken,beans,chicken then top with some montery jack and cheddar cheese and cook for an hour. Takes time but its delishous and so filling
May 26 2012 3:45AM
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Toaster-Tony
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That sounds damn awesome. I have to remember this for when I'm bored and hungry.
May 26 2012 3:50AM
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ShredMasterPlus
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I can send you the recipe tomorrow if you want. Best cookbook ever is the Whitewater cooks. From a restaurant in nelson so many good recipes for sauces deserts granola bars and tons of fancy appetizers and gourmet dinners to impress da bitches.

May 26 2012 4:04AM
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LIL-WAT
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hash browns in the toaster? cinamon bread? fuckn love cinamon bread.
May 26 2012 4:11AM
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iSmokeweed
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bacon:

take at least 7 strips.

place on medium-high heat

flip when curly and shit

eat that shit!!!!!

then make eggs in the bacon grease!!!!
May 26 2012 7:06AM
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Toaster-Tony
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Hahaha you had me at the chicken tortilla pie, but if it impresses da bitches, I'll be PMing you for the recipes.
May 26 2012 7:08AM
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qeefmasterflex
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breakfast sandwiches. microwave frosen veggie patties (good source of protien) then cook eggs and put on toasted english muffin or toast with cheese
May 26 2012 12:03PM
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derekstreesv2
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Take some white cheddar macaroni. I like Annie's Home grown. Cook up bacon and a few hot dogs how ever much you want. cut up the bacon and hot dogs into bite size pieces and add it to the macaroni. its really fast and easy to make and tastes good.
May 26 2012 12:49PM
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Toaster-Tony
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Kinda like bite-sezed cheddarwurst+bacon?


I can dig it.
May 26 2012 3:19PM
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anashyo
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I CALL THIS THE NUTELLA PANINI
its basically like a grilled cheese but instead of cheese is nutella and slices of banana in between the bread with nutella.

1. turn a pan on low heat and spray with cooking spray
2. take two slices of white bread and butter one side of each
3. spread nutella on the other sides of the bread
4. place one slice of bread on the pan, buttered side down
5. quickly load the bread with banana slices
6. put the other side on top of the banana slices nutella side down
7. cook like a grilled cheese
8. ????????
9. profit
May 26 2012 3:35PM
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roor
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Summer pasta. You need juicy tomatoes. Put A dab of oil oil in the pan on med heat. Crush and mince one clove of garlic cook 2 minutes. Chop rosemary add to pan for 1 minute . Reduce to low cut tomatoes into 8ths and crush in pan . Turn off add one table spoon of oil. Add salt to taste pour over pasta
May 26 2012 3:52PM
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roor
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Tomate
May 26 2012 3:57PM
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roor
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Use one tomato
May 26 2012 3:58PM
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Bar_Down
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I assume you know how to cook pasta or rice at least, so just do that. Then just cook a random protein (beef, chicken, pork, shrimp, etc). Then, cut up veggies of your choice (tomatoes, olives, carrots) and throw that shit in.
May 26 2012 3:58PM
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Anathema
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stir fry is pretty easy and tastes fucking delicious. just thaw out a few chicken breasts, cut em into bite size chunks, slice up whatever vegetables you like, and fry it all. toss a few spices on there, some teriyaki sauce, and you're good to go. have it with some noodles or rice if you want a bit more of a filling carb meal, but it's pretty good just on its own too. that's my go to meal, especially since i can make a lot and just reheat it for a few days.
May 26 2012 4:03PM
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roddy116
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onion rigs, all what you need is olive oil, flour and some spices, and an onion of course.
also its pretty easy to make guacamole and tacos and stuff.
May 26 2012 4:08PM
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rareison
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Kraft Dinner, dinner of choice for men and canadians
May 26 2012 4:10PM
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bigbromskier
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homemade alfredo sauce:
put tablespoon or two of butter in sauce pan with diced garlic (or just use garlic salt) and fry til cooked a bit
add milk, preferably heavy cream after garlic's cooked
add a bunch of salt and pepper
turn up the heat and reduce the milk/cream til it's as thick as you want it
usually help it out with some flour; just whisk it in so it's not bumpy
stir in some parmesan and add your pasta.

add whatever you want to it: chicken, brocolli, peas are good

if you google easy recipes you'll get a shit ton of em.
May 26 2012 4:18PM
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ShredMasterPlus
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Roasts are my go to meal when I'm hungry and lazy. Just take a bunch of hard veggies(Carrots,Celery,Onions,Potatoes) cut the onions in half potatoes and everything else into smaller chunks. pour some olive oil on them plus salt and pepper and if you have some rosemary. Put in oven at 400. If you have a chicken breast or some pork tenderloin toss some spices on them(I like salt pepper marjoram and thyme) and a small chunk of butter to make the outside crispy. Give the veggies 15minutes then put the chicken in on top and cook for another hour. Super filling meal can make tons so you have left overs and only 1 dish
May 26 2012 11:18PM
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whoa-dere
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YES. Shits great. I like to add baby corns, they give a nice texture. Jalapeños too, if you like it spicy. For meat, cut the beef into ~inch long strips about the width of your pinky, you have to cut it when it's semi thawed but not completely thawed so the strips come out nice and squared.
May 26 2012 11:26PM
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mnfreeskier
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/threads for when im hungry and lazy, so tomorrow morning.
May 26 2012 11:41PM
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Tamas
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gotta make that BBQ Shepherds Pie. mad tasty and not to difficult.

1. cook up some ground beef in a large fry pan; salt, pepper, etc
2. add in cut veggies; Fresh or frozen (i prefer fresh)
3. when fully cooked, take off of heat and add BBQ; any kind you want and as much as you want
4. also be making up a good amount of mashed potatoes; enough to create a good thick layer on top (like 1inch)
5. stick pan into oven on high broil; broil till golden brown (use mitts to remove from oven)
6. enjoy a hearty delicious twist on an english classic
ps- you can add fresh cut herbs like chives or oregano to fancy it up a little.
pps- 1 pound of meat is usually good for about 3-4 people

May 26 2012 11:50PM
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ShredMasterPlus
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this found a mean recipe for it from gordon ramsay, shred up the veggies like onions and carrots so they cook faster(could use a food processor if you want) also garlic butter in the mashed potatoes is mmmmmmmmm butter helps make the potatoes nice and brown on top
May 27 2012 2:25AM
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DirtYStylE
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Fried rice 🍚
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elcheapo
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Lean cuisines
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