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I am a student going to Liverpool tomorrow. I'm a shitty cook to be completely honest and I have no idea what I should get when I go. What should I get at these shops and What can I make with these ingredients. I love Asian food so any suggestions are definitely appreciated. I do not have a huge amount of money but am willing to spend what I need for some nice easy Asian food. Any help is massively appreciated. Thanks anons.
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Anyone help me out?
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>>8298163
THE ANSWER IS ALWAYS RICE AND BEANS. CHEAP AND TASTY. A BAG OF POTATOES CAN GO A LONG WAY TOO.
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>>8298163
Get rice, beans, and chicken stock. Throw in a pot, simmer for a long time, eat. I appreciate you not starting a thread with a terribly vague premise.
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>>8298209
Like proper beans or baked beans?
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>>8298210
I will definitely grab those, thanks. Not sure if the last part is legit or sarcasm but cheers anyway.
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>>8298210
Faggot
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roast a stray dog or two
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>>8298247
Problem?
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>>8298163
>>8298219
Thai Chili oil is cheap, easy to find and easy to cook with. Rice can be cooked and left for a day, then stir fried with frozen vegetables for easy fried rice. Egg noodles (or ramen) can be used with your own spices and vegetables instead of pre-made seasonings. Throw an egg in raw while the noodles are boiling for easy protein.
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>>8298259
That's perfect. Thank you very much.
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>>8298265
You're welcome! My wife is a Chinese woman and we are both cheapskates.
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>>8298269
I love Asian culture in general. I am trying to get going there as a year of my study but I haven't picked where yet lol. For now I'll make as much easy food as I can.
Asian women are great by the way.
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