Sunday, December 20, 2009

Does anyone know cheap, fast and, tasty recipes?

I'm going to college and i need fast food!Does anyone know cheap, fast and, tasty recipes?
beef and mac skillet - (this happens to be my favorite food in the whole world)


1 to 1 1/2 lb ground beef browned in lg skillet, drain fat


then add a chopped white onion, chopped green pepper, 1 to 1/2 cups uncooked elbows, 32oz tomato sauce (not pasta sauce), 1 cup water and 2-3 tsps Worcestershire sauce


simmer 20 min covered





will feed you for 4-6 meals, which is helpful finals week





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lipton egg drop-


1 packet liptons extra noodle soup in 3 cups water, brought to rapid boil


1 lg or x-lg egg, beaten, added to boiling soup and quickly stirred in (so the egg does clump together)


once done, add appx 1 tsp teriyaki sauce to taste, season w/ pepper





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creamy mushroom ramen (cuz face it, you'll end up eating ramen at some point)-


1 package of ramen noodles (throw out the seasoning packet) cooked according to directions, drain


1 can cream of mushroom soup cooked according to directions


mix noodles and soup, add one cup fresh or 8oz canned mushrooms, simmer 5 min, season salt/pepper





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mac and cheese addition #1-


1/2 lb browned ground beef/pork


1/3 taco sauce





mac and cheese addition #2-


8oz cooked smoked turkey sausage


undrained 8oz can lima beans





mac and cheese addition #3-


8oz peas and carrots


can of tuna





mac and cheese addition #4-


15 oz can chili beans w/ chili gravy


1-2 tbspns jalapeno pepper relish





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good luck :-)Does anyone know cheap, fast and, tasty recipes?
Instant noodle. 3-4 package / $1.





Just pour hot water in a bowl, simmer 1-2 package of noodle with the things come with it. wait for 1 min or so. you got the world most delicious self cook fast food. If you want exotic, add some instant salad found in store,. or open a can or Tuna, Salmon whatever you prefer, mix with it. :)
If you are going to school, you need nutritious food. Instead of wanting to go quick and easy, why don't you consider making big batches of pasta sauce or hearty stews and freeze them in smaller portions ready to use. It will be cheaper in the long run and better for you. Plan ahead, spend a day cooking and you'll be set for a month !!! Good luck with your schooling !
Yes spaghetti and Tacos very easy!
Yeah Boxed macaroni and cheese. easy as (eating a) pie.
foodtv.com has all kinds of recipes, some of them are even Rachel Ray, so they're fast. Chicken breasts are always a good, quick idea.
elbow macaroni noodles....cook some and drain, put in a microwave safe bowl and add a can of tuna and a can of cream of mushroom soup and microwave for 5 minutes.
Here's a quick Pizza Casserole:


4 servings:prep time 4 min: Cook time: 10 min.Bake 350 for 30 minutes.


2 cups eggs noodles(cooked according to pkg.directions)


1 lb. ground chuck or hamburger / small onion chopped / Garlic to your taste or optional ( i use minced garlic in jar) / 1 teas. dried oregano / 1 can tomato soup / 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella cheese. brown meat with onion/garlic until done. Add spice, soup,water 1/3 cup %26amp; noodles.Remove from heat, add half the cheese, stir well. add to 9 x 13 pan, top with remaining cheese. cook 25 minutes @ 350 let set for 5 to 10 min. Good luck in College!
GOT A CROCK POT?


BROWN 1 POUND GROUND BEEF AND 1 POUND SAUSAGE TOGETHER IN A SKILLET.





TAKE A BIG BLOCK OF VELVEETA AND CUT IT INTO SMALL CHUNKS





COMBINE SAUSAGE, GROUND BEEF, VELVEETA, AND A JAR OF SALSA IN THE CROCK POT AND LET WARM UNTIL THE VELVEETA IS MELTED.





MAKES A GREAT NACHO DIP FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.





IF YOU WANT IT HOTTER USE HOT SAUSAGE, MEXICAN VELVEET, OR SPICY SALSA.





ENJOY!
Salad.
take 4 to5 pork chops,or chicken boil untill done add 1/2 can tamato paste , 1 teaspoon beef bullion , and 4 to 5 potatos cut into meduim pieces boil untill potatos are done and serve over rice very good it is a cuban recipe
quesadillas are great and if you add veggies they are tasty and can be healthy. Spinach and cheese, chicken and veggies, even with tuna and tomato.
Go to food network.com and do a search. All the chefs/cooks on that particular website have done shows for college students.
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Put Bettycroker.com and Campbells soup.com in your favorites. Then just go to their quick meals section and find the reciepe that you're in the mood for.

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