Cheap easy meals!
#1
Cheap easy meals!
Okay,
So I know that most, if not all, of you have been in a situation where owning a Dodge truck has gave your bank reason to call you up and ask if everything is okay.
On that note, what are your favorite "Broke-a$$" meals? And how would you rate them for taste, easyness to make and of course, affordability!
Lets hear em.
So I know that most, if not all, of you have been in a situation where owning a Dodge truck has gave your bank reason to call you up and ask if everything is okay.
On that note, what are your favorite "Broke-a$$" meals? And how would you rate them for taste, easyness to make and of course, affordability!
Lets hear em.
#3
1 lb ground beef
2 cups uncooked rice
w/e spice is in the cubbard (hot sauce, chili powder, garlic, etc...)
Something to make a sauce with, mustard, ketchup, mayo...
Cook up rice, set aside.
Cook up beef with spices and sauce.
Makes enough for two meals. Tastes different everytime!
easyness 10/10
taste 5-8/10 depending on what you toss in
Affordability 7/10 depends on cost of beef!
2 cups uncooked rice
w/e spice is in the cubbard (hot sauce, chili powder, garlic, etc...)
Something to make a sauce with, mustard, ketchup, mayo...
Cook up rice, set aside.
Cook up beef with spices and sauce.
Makes enough for two meals. Tastes different everytime!
easyness 10/10
taste 5-8/10 depending on what you toss in
Affordability 7/10 depends on cost of beef!
Last edited by 8uzzsaw; 11-10-2011 at 11:25 AM.
#4
Chicken legs u can get them frozen for around $5 a can of cream of mushroom some butter and seasoning put it in a pan bake it till the chicken is falling apart tender and enjoy. Homemade fried chicken is a little bit more but still cheaper and really good. Keep in mind though this is coming from a guy who cooks with pesto and wasabi a couple times a week
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