Recipes For A Poorfag

using a pan you can cook them if you defrost them in the microwave. then do w/e you want. chicken can be added to any sauce or w/e. butter Noddles as well. bag of egg noodles is like a buck.

buy a rice cooker, recipe for chopped chicken, rice, green chiles is around. foolproof and not as big as a slow cooker

Please buy some rice to serve with, you need carbohydrates for energy. Also if you have some oil, like olive oil sprinkle it on top of your food in generous amounts so that you are maintaining a caloric surplus, thus you are not starving.

>>9269709
Forgot to read :)

Best budget cooking, shit you not is pasta. 88c for a pound of noodle, 8.00 for quart of olive oil which will last two months, 3.50 for parm (the most expensive part) which lasts anywhere from two to three weeks. If you don't have spices garlic and salt are very cheap, and will help you in the future. When you have extra cash you can add protein to it, usually chicken like pic related or shrimp, which is 5-6$ frozen.

Master your pasta-fu, it is cheaper than ramen and better for you -- probably

>>9269589
Chicken breast, rice-a-roni, salsa, cheddar cheese. Add the salsa in while the rice-a-roni is cooking and let it reduce some. Mix in the cheddar a few minutes before it's done so it can melt. Serve with tortilla chips.

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>>9269589
MOTHERFUCKIN CHICKEN SOUP FOR DAYS, BITCH! Chicken and wild rice, chicken noodle, chicken tortilla, chicken and mushroom. Soups are awesome. Cheap, nutritious, delicious, and you can make them in bulk and freeze the portioned-out leftovers for later.

>>9269589
A bag of chicken breast is not what I would call poorfag food. Yes, it is simple, and it isn't overly expensive, but you pay quite a bit for boneless skinless breast pound for pound when you compare it with a whole chicken.
Plus you can do more with a whole chicken than you can with breast. As long as none of it is fried, you can re-use the bones in soup stock.