Easy/fast dishes

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>>8689937
try dick

I feel you OP, I have limited counter space and no dish washer as well. I try to stick to as many one pot or two pan dishes as I can but as a result I've gotten comfortable with chicken bakes, chilis, soups, and pastas and am looking for more variety as well. :(

you can make decent (not great) fried rice with one pot, one bowl, and one cutting board

>Boil rice to just-under-done (you can use rice that boils in bag to make this easier)
>while rice is cooking, chop veggies
>onion, carrot (very small), frozen peas, broccoli cut very small
>i get bean sprouts at my grocery store but those are optional
>put carrots and brocolli in a bowl, keep everything else on cutting board
>drain rice
>put same pot back on burner, use some peanut + sesame oil and heat high
>I cook onions and sprouts first, then rice, then carrots and peas
>dont forget the soy sauce. some people use fish sauce too but i cant get it where i live
>never stop stirring
>push everything to one side of pot and scramble one or two eggs on the bare side
>mix everything and serve

that's two good servings for like $4 where i live. fried rice is great for poverty food.

>>8690590
OP here, funny you should mention that, because fried rice has been another go-to of mine for the first few weeks I've lived here. I'm actually going to make it tonight probably.

Last time I made it I had a mango sitting in the fridge so I decided to dice that up and throw it in the fried rice and then put some Korean hot sauce on top. Turned out to be delicious.

>>8690607
>mango

i dont know why that sounds good but it does

makes me want to try a south-american styled fried rice

Cut broccoli
Throw broccoli into baking dish
Add olive oil, salt, pepper
Bake 425 degrees for 15 minutes

>>8690615
>no minced garlic
>no lemon juice after it comes out of the oven
get on my level

>>8689937
Eat bread.
Eat vegetables right out of the bag.
Eat canned meat/fish.
Cook things in microwave.

Not exactly gourmet, but can still be pretty tasty.

>>8690644
>canned meat/fish
>tasty
idk about that

>>8690719
Hey spam is tasty!

>>8689937
how quickly would you die if you lived solely on ice noodles?

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>>8689937
>spanish omelette
>Tamago kake gohan
>omurice
>shirred eggs
>spam or scrapple sanwiches
>salads
>fresh fruit
>fried egg on top of whatever sounds good
>baked asparagrus
>broccoli soup
>grits

also, make pasta and pizza dough on the weekend and use a few days later!