Kraft Dinner, KD. Bring water to boil, put KD in, lower temperature, cook for 8 minuets. Add Tbs of butter or margarine, cheese mix. I don't even use milk when I make it.
Eat right out of pot.
Eat right out of pot.
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Easiest of the easy:
Anything that can be eaten raw or is a simple heat and eat (pasta/sauce and the like)
Easy but actually involves seasoning:
Put Cajun seasoning on chicken breast.
Cook Chicken breast and baked potatoes.
Add toppings of choice to baked potates
Eat.
Actual Recipe that is easy and involves more than one ingredient.
Cajun Chicken Pasta Salad
Bowtie/Farfalle Pasta Noodles
4 Cajun Seasoned chicken breasts cut up into chunks
3-4 bundles Green Onions
2 cans of Olives (sliced or whole based on preference)
Tomatoes (optional pending on if you like tomatoes)
Peppercorn ranch
Those are the easiest things I regularly like to eat/cook.
Anything that can be eaten raw or is a simple heat and eat (pasta/sauce and the like)
Easy but actually involves seasoning:
Put Cajun seasoning on chicken breast.
Cook Chicken breast and baked potatoes.
Add toppings of choice to baked potates
Eat.
Actual Recipe that is easy and involves more than one ingredient.
Cajun Chicken Pasta Salad
Bowtie/Farfalle Pasta Noodles
4 Cajun Seasoned chicken breasts cut up into chunks
3-4 bundles Green Onions
2 cans of Olives (sliced or whole based on preference)
Tomatoes (optional pending on if you like tomatoes)
Peppercorn ranch
Those are the easiest things I regularly like to eat/cook.
There are a couple of things wrong with that statement.xitel said:
First Microwaves do indeed cook food in the same fundamental way an oven or stove does. By heating it up to high temperatures (albeit by different methods). The question is are those elevated temperatures sustained long enough to ensure most harmful bacteria are killed. The answer is like you assume most likely not due to the rapid nature of the microwave. This is why we don't microwave raw pork to cook it.
Secondly and more importantly Salmonella and other harmful bacteria are not present in eggs in sufficient quantities to be harmful unless mishandled. If the eggs have been stored correctly and are not cracked there is virtually 0 chance of there being any complications in eating them unless you have a weak immune system.
Cheese And Tomato Soup is a old(ish) family recipe of mine, actually. It's so easy and lazy that I can do it.
1) Find a block of cheese and some tomato soup in a can. (added stuff in the soup is fine, cheese is any kind so long as it's a block of the stuff.)
2) grate cheese.
3) Stick cheese and tinned soup in a saucepan.
4) Cook as normal. Stir every so often.
5) Eat.
See? Simple as that.
1) Find a block of cheese and some tomato soup in a can. (added stuff in the soup is fine, cheese is any kind so long as it's a block of the stuff.)
2) grate cheese.
3) Stick cheese and tinned soup in a saucepan.
4) Cook as normal. Stir every so often.
5) Eat.
See? Simple as that.
When I had an oven, I take a large cooking pot, pour in some chicken broth, put in chicken or steak and then cook it for an hour. It always comes out super juicy and delicious. Usually, I sprinkle on seasoning and parsley stuff. ^^ Very easy clean up and not hard to make. I pretty much had that for a year.
Actually, microwave scrambled eggs if perfectly safe. Also, incredibly easy and quick too. The trick is to cook it in 5 to 10 second hits, stirring each time. And don't add salt until after it's cooked. Otherwise it sucks too much moisture out. I used to do this every day when I was getting to the gym at 5am before work.xitel said:
That's fairly similar to one that I'l cook when out in the bush with Army. If I'm working at the CP driver, there are usually 4 or 5 other people in the CP too. So I'll take everyones main ration pack meal, mix them all in a pot with some pasta and heat. We called it a "train smash".Aphantas said:
It turned out great, thanks for asking and good luck with your chicken. Also what are the odds of this?Fatboy_41 said:Well, if you end up trying this one out, let us know what you think.Yopaz said:And funnily enough, I bought chicken tits yesterday too, so I might just have to try that for lunch today.
The famous grilled cheese sandwich.
You take two slices of bread. You butter one side of each of the slices. You put cheese (American "cheese", despite not being cheese, works well because of how melty it is) in between the bread with the buttered sides out. You grill it for however long you want.
BAM. Best meal ever.
Also, another good one is a mixture of leftover rice, leftover chicken, and leftover corn. Put all of the stuff in a bowl, microwave it, and enjoy.
You take two slices of bread. You butter one side of each of the slices. You put cheese (American "cheese", despite not being cheese, works well because of how melty it is) in between the bread with the buttered sides out. You grill it for however long you want.
BAM. Best meal ever.
Also, another good one is a mixture of leftover rice, leftover chicken, and leftover corn. Put all of the stuff in a bowl, microwave it, and enjoy.
Since no one has mentioned easy deserts I thought i'd mention a few.
Chocolate "Moose"
1. Dump two packets of chocolate pudding mix in a bowl
2. Add 4 cups of Milk and mix
3. Fold in one tub of cool whip.
4. Chill at least 10 minutes longer if you can wait.
It's one of my favorite quick desert recopies because you can play around with it a lot. make it with sugar free pudding mix and low sugar cool whip and it's a diabetic/diet desert. use whole milk or swap out a cup for a can of sweetened condensed milk and you get something much richer and sinful. It's great to bring to family gatherings because everyone thinks it is hard to make and fancy but it takes no effort to make and it makes a lot. In fact it takes much more effort not to just sit down and eat the whole thing than it does to make it.
Here's another easy one.
Blueberries, Milk and Sugar.
1. Add Blueberries and milk in a bowl
2. Sprinkle with sugar.
3. enjoy.
Chocolate "Moose"
1. Dump two packets of chocolate pudding mix in a bowl
2. Add 4 cups of Milk and mix
3. Fold in one tub of cool whip.
4. Chill at least 10 minutes longer if you can wait.
It's one of my favorite quick desert recopies because you can play around with it a lot. make it with sugar free pudding mix and low sugar cool whip and it's a diabetic/diet desert. use whole milk or swap out a cup for a can of sweetened condensed milk and you get something much richer and sinful. It's great to bring to family gatherings because everyone thinks it is hard to make and fancy but it takes no effort to make and it makes a lot. In fact it takes much more effort not to just sit down and eat the whole thing than it does to make it.
Here's another easy one.
Blueberries, Milk and Sugar.
1. Add Blueberries and milk in a bowl
2. Sprinkle with sugar.
3. enjoy.
Frozen peas + velveeta.
Lazy, but epic.
(and microwaves DO cook food, they are a molecular steamer. Bacteria do not survive)
Another good one is can of cream of potato soup + can of solid white albacore.
~and my pops picked something up while in Sweden that's amazing:
Drained can of kidney beans + diced onion and pumpkin seed oil (shit is green). Serve as is.
Lazy, but epic.
(and microwaves DO cook food, they are a molecular steamer. Bacteria do not survive)
Another good one is can of cream of potato soup + can of solid white albacore.
~and my pops picked something up while in Sweden that's amazing:
Drained can of kidney beans + diced onion and pumpkin seed oil (shit is green). Serve as is.
My favorite is 'Ze Red Meat Speciale' for those lazy mornings after a nice late night barbeque. You basically cut up any leftover red meat you have, chuck it into a pan and reheat it while adding anything that looks tasty to it. My best combo is chutney, Tabasco and Worcester sauce with one chopped tomato.
But if all else fails, chocolate cereal with chocolate milk. Food of the lazy gods, that is.
But if all else fails, chocolate cereal with chocolate milk. Food of the lazy gods, that is.