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Tokyo Rude
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 Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2009 2:35 pm Post subject: Cheap and Easy Delicious Meals |
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Hey you Americans! Listen up. I have here a cheap delicious meal.
Go get a box of Louisiana Purchase Black Beans and Rice. It will cost you a dollar.
Get a can of Diced Tomatos. This should also cost you a dollar.
Get some Garlic because you aren't a fucking pussy, or if you have one you don't let that stop you. I have no fucking clue how much Garlic is in any country.
Chop up a clove of garlic. Get a saucepan and oil/butter it as desired (I recommend some EVOO because I still hella have a thing for Rachel Ray.) Dump in those Diced Tomatos. Let them get all hot and boiling. Open up the Black Beans box and take out the spice packet. Dump those fucking Black Beans in there. Add that spice and that garlic. Stir it around. Put the heat to simmering and walk the fuck away.
Come back in 20 minutes or so. I don't know take a shower.
Stir it. Eat it. Store it.
The problem with the LP Black Beans is they get an utterly bizarre taste if you reheat them. I just dicovered that if you subsitiute Tomatos for water is that it tastes just as delicious a day later.
Alternately: Kimchee, Udon, and Tofu in boiling water for 20 minutes. |
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Tokyo Rude
Joined: 28 Mar 2007
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| Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2009 3:00 pm |
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| Greng wrote: |
Man rud13 that is super cheap. I have to question its nutritional value however.
Help I am living with a raw fooder! |
Add more Garlic.
If it's not healthy enough then, ADD MORE GARLIC.
Also you can throw some cheese on top if you are able to get delicious super market cheese.
The problem with your recipe Zeb is that it requires more than one stove top so I can't do it :( |
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Tokyo Rude
Joined: 28 Mar 2007
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| Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2009 3:02 pm |
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| Zebadayus wrote: |
Nay it does not, my friend!
_Ideally_ you'd toast the tortillas over a range I know, but it's fine if you just zap them in a microwave for 30 seconds. |
Fuck man you think I have a microwave that doesn't cut the power everytime I use it (Hint: I don't) |
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Tokyo Rude
Joined: 28 Mar 2007
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| Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 3:31 pm |
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Just cooked some onions, paprika, chicken. Added some spinach and put the whole thing over rice. I didn't spice enough so it's pretty bland.
But the garlic is there in full bloom.
My recipe was cook garlic and onions in Garlic Olive Oil (yessss) add chicken cook chicken, add paprika and spinach. Cook down. heat up some rice in the microwave (seriously I don't know if you can find these in Western Supermarkets but I know I could get them at Asian Import shops. It's these little microwavable packets of sticky rice. Taste pretty good and quick to get ready. I think it was like $5 for a 3 pack at the import shop?)
EDIT: I'm pretty sure the spinach fucked it up. All being 90% water and shit. |
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