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rice oats potatoes pasta

$50 a week is more than enough for one person to eat well on. You can have practically whatever you want excluding extravagance.

>>8390660
List the foods

What the fuck is this? Seems like a stupid thing to do the egg doesn't even soak into the meat as it's cooking. I'd just make a ring of sausage and break the egg into it on the griddle

>>8390083
It's a scotch egg, you bundle of twigs.

>>8389994
It's all in how you squeeze the meat around the egg. Whilst you can roll the meat out pretty flat beforehand, but you really gotta ball it up around it, roll it, treat it like clay and get manual with it.

Single topping only? Sausage probably but not the kind that comes on most pizza

>>8389805
Wa la! I posted it again!

Meatballs

no because I own a freezer

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>>8389770
>no because I own a freezer
Why would you want to can a roast?

What if you had a disaster and couldn't get to a store or the store was sold out; what if you were snowed in and no power? It always pays to have at the very least, a weeks worth of food to eat and a way to cook it. Ideally, a years food storage would be best. Just buy two of everything and put one away for the future. Be sure and store plenty of water. You can survive without food, but not very long without water. What if you didn't have a job and couldn't afford to buy food; food storage to the rescue! It pays to plan ahead for anything that may happen in the future.

>>8389787
>I'm within walking distance in any weather of a dozen grocery stores.
>It always pays to have at the very least, a weeks worth of food
it almost never pays.
>Ideally, a years food storage would be best.
and a years supply of tinfoil hats
>Just buy two of everything and put one away for the future.
the fuck are you talking about
>Be sure and store plenty of water.
I have this thing called plumbing, including a hot water heater with 50 gallons in it at all times.
>What if you didn't have a job and couldn't afford to buy food; food storage to the rescue!
or you could use money
>It pays to plan ahead for anything that may happen in the future.
not if the thing does not happen. then it was a waste

Bring a dessert.
Like cake. Cake is easy. Carrot cake.

Don't bring a fucking dessert, every faggot will bake some rock hard cookies or buy a dessert

Garlic herb mashed potatoes always come out delicious and is super easy and fast

You could make a pasta salad! This is one that I like to make. It's easy and my boyfriend and I make it all the time.

http://www.cvbean.com/kidneybeanConsumers/recipes/Salad/65-Dark-Red-Kidney-Bean-Mediterranean-Orzo-Salad

>>8388658
Should have removed the bones from the wings and legs.

>>8388658
I don't think he cooked it

>>8388658
He made the video for fun, and said how ridiculous of an idea it was. It's a pretty neat concept and he donated it to charity. So don't think it's going too far.

>>8388572

They're OK, but nothing special. Much to the surprise of my Japanese friends I didn't outright hate them though!

>>8388572
NattO

>>8388572
It's alright. Tastes like burnt cheese.

>>8385070

Wash rice (Japanese rice) three times.

Add some rice vinegar. For like 1 cup of rice, all you need is like 2 TEA spoons.

You don't use sushi rice for musubis (if by sushi rice you mean the rice vinegar/sugar blend).

Invest in a rice pot. Everyone in Hawaii has one & p much every Asian household.

Rinse medium grain rice in cool water and drain. Add in equal parts water to the rice and push the button.

Use the rice plain or season lightly with salt or furikake seasoning.

I've done it the "authentic" way, and I've also just added rice vinegar to one minute white rice from a box, and it always comes out good.

Hell, I got lazy after making 4 rolls and just put the rice in a bowl with all the other ingredients mixed throughout. Cucumber, salmon, avacado, and imitation lobster.

That being said: as trashy as I am, I will never use soy sauce or sriracha on my sushi, and you shouldn't either.

>>8384671
I quite enjoy the hurgin myself.

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>>8384671

>>8381487
>no sriracha

you fucked up son

do americans really eat this?

>>8381912
yep. we call them freedom horseshoes.

>>8391752

I would assume they're still safe to drink. There's nothing in there that could actually spoil (rot, grow bacteria, etc.)

Worst case the flavor will be off.

>>How can I truly tell if coffee is bad?
Same as any other food. Ignore the date and look at the product. Do you see mold? Slimy bacterial growth? Disgusting smells? If you don't see any of that than it's fine.

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It turns out it comes with creamer and sugar already added.
Smell is pretty feint, doesn't smell like much at all dry.

Gonna add some hotte watter.

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Smells like nothing really, I'll take a sip when it's not piping hotte.

>>8391649

>Wagyu
>chili

What the fuck is wrong with these people

You might as well put truffles in a stir fry

This is some serious bait.

Ignoring the wagyu, it's not even a good chili recipe.

>>8391710
>I don't like layers of flavor
I didn't know they had wifi on 1800's chuckwagons.

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>eating any candy besides white chocolate reese's cups
Wew lad

>>8391625
I think the creamy stuff plays well of the caramel and peanuts as it is.

I like Milky Way, but there's only ever tiny bars available in my country.

>>8391629
White chocolate has a boring flavor.

>>8391129
>swan
You were thinking of goose

Turkey became more popular than fattier birds because it's less of a disgusting disaster when cooked by a dumb person, it just comes out dry and bland instead of greasy and vomit inducing

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>>8391130
I am very much thinking of swan, though it's true that geese have also gone out of style as Christmas dinners.

In any case, a swan is basically a long-necked goose for culinary purposes.

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id say i use around 2-3 reg baked potato size potatos a day

>>8391086
you will get horrible, stinky, sticky shits unless you also eat some green stuff

>>8391090
cool i do eat veggies like brocolli and what not, green beans.