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Salad is super cheap and it wouldn't hurt anyone to eat a salad every day. I like to throw in a hard boiled egg and maybe some chopped ham. Marzetti dressing is the poo poo.
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spite house posted:Wait, people buy salad dressing? I made dressing from scratch until I tried Marzetti. It tastes like homemade.
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Rule .303 posted:Instead you wind up with a translucent, gellid mass with meat crumbles. Nom. Different gravy is made with different flour. Cornstarch is good for gravy, as is flour. Do you want to make a roux or thicken some pan drippings? Do you have milk on hand or broth? indoflaven fucked around with this message at 05:04 on Jan 11, 2012 |
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PlasticPaddy posted:I cook some ramen noodles, put in some cheese, diced hot dogs or spam and crushed potato chips. Dirt cheap and oh so delicious The idea of the thread is to make good food sir. That's just calories and salt with some protein and no fiber. edit for content: I bought 1 and 1/4 pounds of flank stank for $9, and some broccoli for $3. Granted I had the soy sauce, wine, corn starch, and oyster sauce on hand, I got 4 meals out of $12 roughly. indoflaven fucked around with this message at 02:55 on Jan 12, 2012 |
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Jan 12, 2012 02:48
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Flour Bunny posted:Here's a cheap recipie for ya! It's my grandma's from the 1930's. It cost about $3.00 Cnd and lasts about a week in the fridge. You can make this recipe twice as good by using ground beef instead of Wieners and adding some sauteed onion/celery.
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toanoradian posted:I have a question for the people of this thread. As a Muslim I can't eat pork You don't have to believe something just because it's old. That said, I love some fried catfish, and I don't think it gets any cheaper than that. edit: As a Xenu I can't eat food. Any suggestions? indoflaven fucked around with this message at 17:36 on Jan 18, 2012 |
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Jan 18, 2012 17:17
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Kenning posted:Don't be stupid, we're trying to help people find something to cook that they want to eat. It was just a goof, I'm all for helping this guy cook fish. But without region or what he has access to it's kind of a dumb question. How do I cook meat? Well what kind of meat sir, what are you looking for?
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Jan 19, 2012 03:13
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vonnegutt posted:my local grocery does specialty and prepared foods cheap because they have to move merchandise quickly, whereas the Meijer or Walmart doesn't have this problem. A lot of people, including me, no longer have a local grocery(I used to be able to do that like 10 years ago). Just a meijer or a Walmart. Which will be everyone eventually I assume.
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Mar 6, 2012 06:33
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Cube steak, milk, and potatoes are pretty cheap, and they make delicious chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and gravy.
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Apr 19, 2012 01:27
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Valdara posted:I'm assuming that will work with other freezer-safe containers. I have tupperware coming out my ears and have zero space to store any more. Now to start searching for donut papers. A foodsaver costs less than a hundred dollars and will pay for itself in a year. Buying mass quantities of meats and cheeses in bulk and separating it yourself is probably the best way to save money. Plus buying a chunk of cheese, using half of it, and being able to use the other half 2 months later is awesome.
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Jun 15, 2012 02:25
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Harminoff posted:I would like to start doing this and would like some info on it. Is there a cheap kit I can get off of amazon? Also how much direct light would I need? I'm in Wisconsin so I wouldn't be able to have them outside, but I do have a kitchen window that I could put them in. Google growing herbs?
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Oct 23, 2012 03:01
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I don't know why more people don't hunt deer. My favorite meal is venison backstrap butterflied and cooked in butter with canned potatoes and onions. It's probably about $3 per serving. Venison teriyaki is my second favorite meal of all time and probably cost $2 per serving.
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Cross post:Tar_Squid posted:So if clam juice is for clamatos and clam chowder, what is kraut juice for? I make this Polish soup I learned from my grandfather called Fos (Phos?). I've never seen it anywhere. There was something similar with duck blood but not close.
Ham hocks are the most expensive part, but they're cheap.
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ManOfTheYear posted:I love me some veggies but the prices for a lot of it can be a bit harsh. I've started to buy big discount frozen veggie packets, so does frozen stuff still have the same nutrients and vitamins the real deal has? I'd imagine at least some of it would disappear. Disappear? Explain this thought process.
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Tar_Squid posted:1- Aside from breakfast protein, sandwiches, and diced with skillet potatoes, anyone got any favorite recipes for ham? Chef Salad, quiche.
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