I boiled the noodles, drained them and added a slice of american cheese and some whole milk. Mix it together and sprinkle some of that seasoning powder on top. I swear this taste INCREDIBLE.
Just saw that my local asian grocery store has the swicy buldak. I'm curious to know how it tastes, so I want to hear y'alls opinions first. For reference I LOVE the rose(my fav), cream carbonara and carbonara. My spice tolerance is clearly a joke lol
The quattro cheese was extremely spicy for me and I didn't like it at all. Corn and cheese was meh, not getting them again.
Today the weather feels pretty coldish. Been raining since I woke up. Any halloween movies recommendations to watch on a rainy and cozy day? Just nothing too violent hahah...
so simple and cheap yet delicious
I cooked a pot of kidney beans last night and forgot to put it back in the fridge. I turned the heat off at 11:30 pm and woke up at 5:30 am to put it in the fridge. What would y'all do?
What I do is soak the beans for about 10 hours, give it a rinse, add it to a pot with new clean water, enough to cover the beans by about 2 inches, and I boil them for 15 min before turning it down to simmer for 40-60 min. When I go check them they are all split. I can almost never get that perfect shaped kidney beans like the ones I get in a can. I salt the beans when they are already cooked through since I heard adding it before could make them hard to soften. I do all this on the stove, since I don't have an instant pot or pressure cooker.
What am I doing wrong?
This was way too spicy I couldn't enjoy it at all and I only added half of the sauce packet. I thought this was similar to the carbonara which I can handle way more.
Like 7+ years..
I added potato and carrot cubes, celery, onions and 1 small smoked sausage. Tried to add every vegetable I had haha. This is amazing
I believe that even if I wasn't on a tight budget I'd still enjoy these meals fully and have them from time to time. While I don't really have many options, I appreciate how much these meals can help me out in a moment of struggle and I'm very thankful for it. I'm hoping to get more ideas from here, lol. These are mine:
Spam and eggs with white rice: I know some people dislike spam but to me they are so delicious and quick to make, it's a no brainer.
Beans with flatbread: This is cheap and also healthy. They both freeze pretty well so it's perfect for those days where I don't feel like cooking.
Fried rice: So versatile, just add any veggies you'd like and eggs or whatever protein you have. Voila.
I'm not a big fan of veggies but I want to start eating more whole foods. In recipes such as pasta I can sneak in a lot of vegetables into the sauce like onions, tomatoes, carrots and celery without really noticing it. Same with beans, I can add those veggies and it can go unnoticed.
What other recipes can I make to sneak in veggies? I don't have a blender nor an immersion blender(tight budget) so I have to chop everything by hand. I'd really appreciate all the recommendations, thank you.
I'm not a big fan of veggies but I want to start eating more whole foods. In recipes such as pasta I can sneak in a lot of vegetables into the sauce like onions, tomatoes, carrots and celery without really noticing it. Same with beans, I can add those veggies and it can go unnoticed.
What other recipes can I make to sneak in veggies? I don't have a blender nor an immersion blender(tight budget) so I have to chop everything by hand. I'd really appreciate all the recommendations, thank you.
Am I the only one who actually loves this grated parmesan cheese? haha
This was soooooo good omg