| Bachelor food
Posted: 1/28/2007 4:57:41 PM | | curry and rice is always a good one. or a big ol' thing of nachos! mmmm... think I just figured out dinner tonight. gotta run! | |
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Posted: 1/29/2007 1:51:21 PM | i'm still trying to figure out what a "single bachelor" is...does that mean there is "married bachelors" as well?...hmm...(gawd i hate having to think)... | |
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Posted: 1/29/2007 2:41:44 PM | Bread ,,and borrow it from the neighbour,it tastes better when its free... | |
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Posted: 1/29/2007 4:52:25 PM | Oven french fries. Made them last night. Fresh, real potatoes, peeled and cut. Tossed in a bit of oil and then I seasoned these with rosemary salt, onion powder, some with Forest Gump's Seafood Seasoning mix I bought at the MOA, and a dash of white pepper which I seem to like on everything these days. Stick them in at 450 and toss occasionally until they are done the way you like them.
When I want them real crisp I add some cornstarch into the seasoning mixture and toss them on a paper plate so I make almost no mess making these. | |
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Posted: 1/29/2007 5:26:49 PM | This was an ad I saw on TV quite a while ago....
A bunch of college age guys were driving around in an old jalopy of a car. It was not quite clear what the ad was about until they stopped, opened the hood, and checked on the pot full of KD (Kraft Dinner) they were cooking near the radiator!!
Driver guy tasted the KD and decided it was not quite done yet, so they drove around some more with (I think) the tunes cranked up......
LMAO!!!!!!
WD | |
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Posted: 1/30/2007 12:19:12 AM | Eating out and having your friends pay....lol  | |
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Posted: 2/1/2007 6:25:26 PM | | why limit this post to bachelors? I'll admit I have bachelor type tendencies. I eat waffles. My specialty is the mighty omelet and Ramen noodles with tapatio. | |
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fuzzle
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Joined: 4/27/2006
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| Bachelor food
Posted: 2/1/2007 7:07:08 PM | Ramen noodles? Is that like ichiban? I just eat those noodles out of the package, no need to waste time cooking them....  | |
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fuzzle
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Joined: 4/27/2006
Msg: 109 | |
| Bachelor food
Posted: 2/1/2007 7:07:26 PM | | Sorry, double post. Oops! | |
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Posted: 2/1/2007 9:59:13 PM | OTB.
Maybe a good store cooked meal in a throw away container would be best for you. No muss no fuss, just eat and toss. | |
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Posted: 2/1/2007 10:13:32 PM | frycook,
Chow Mein
how abt some soy sauce, garlic powder and some ginger, and if you need a thickening agent how abt a lil cornstarch | |
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Posted: 2/1/2007 10:29:07 PM | How abt fry up some ground beef drain, add can of drained green beans, add a can of tomato soup, premade or frozen mashed potatoes to top, add spices if you like and top off with american cheese and nuke till hot. Or this can all be done in a electric frying pan, when finished, add a lil water, dish soap and turn on low till water is hot, wash and rinse. No sink required
Almost forgot the loaf of bread and the 12 pack of Bud
I cooked for 2 months in a garage with no sink to wash dishes in, nothing more than an electric frying pan and a crock pot. Canned bisquits turned out great in electric fry pan. Just dont forget to turn them or the other side wont brown.
Hashbrown patties cooked, add precooked sausage, mix up a few eggs with a lil milk, poor on top. You may top with cheeses | |
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Posted: 2/2/2007 1:31:07 AM | I will bake Chicken, add carrots, potatoes, cook all together with your choice of seasoning. Add wild rice & brown rice in a pot, and you got your meal. Its healthy and great tasting.  | |
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Posted: 2/2/2007 7:43:16 AM | This is fascinating ! I too hate to cook/clean up. Those plastic disposable dishes are great.You microwave in them(for out of the can) and plates are tossable.Who washes dishes? I want to go play.My dishwasher stores paper bags...lol.
Does anyone have a microwave EASY cook book? I found a nonmicrowave cook book of 3 ingredient meals.It leaves out the salt and additives since it uses whole foods. My heart needs all the help it can get...lol. I hate to turn on an oven for a small single person thing.Eating the same food for 7 days once a roast is cooked..zzzz..lol.
I would like a microwave 3 ingredient cook book !! I hate eating alone and usually go for the trisquit crackers with odd items added in. Or I use my 3 ingredient book on days off. | |
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Posted: 2/2/2007 7:49:12 AM | | PIXIE ,YOU GOTTA WRITE A BOOK !! Did you have your kids with you then? I take that you did or you would have just used a can opener and lived off Dinty Moore. | |
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Posted: 2/2/2007 12:00:54 PM | If you know how to make Spaghetti meat sauce, seperate the meat sauce you want to make with your spaghetti and in another pot with meat sauce add beans.
If you enjoy soups, buy a crock pot, add the food you wish, set it and when your return later, you soup or stew is ready.
You can ground up beef, drain the fat off the pan, add seasoning, buy tortia soft shells, sour cream, grated cheese, salsa, chopped lettuce, onions, tomotoe, and you have soft burritto.
You can buy premade salads, add dressing and you have it ready.
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Posted: 2/2/2007 7:07:15 PM | | how about toast with honey and scrambled eggs with nutmeg. oo oo so good! and it takes a couple mins. | |
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Posted: 2/12/2007 1:56:18 PM | Does this include Bachelorettes too?? (single women):
1. Oven baked pizza
2. Canned chili (to make Frito pie; chili with Fritos).
3. Plain ol' bologna sandwich or ham sandwich
4. Eating out and socializing. | |
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Posted: 2/12/2007 5:03:01 PM | Toast (mmmm)
chips
cheese
oven stuff, frozen fish, mini-tacos
pickles, tomatoes, Grape Tomatoes are awsome
fajita meat (packadged)
oriental noodles, crunchy
pasta n' butter, maybe a few herbs
frozen pizza, but they always need garlic and herbs
cookies
popcorn
i bet it's been 2 years since I had a 3-4 course meal. time to check cafes around here | |
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Posted: 2/13/2007 3:30:27 AM | I may be young but was taught how to cook and fend for myself when no grown ups were around at a young age, so as a bachelor I like to have the following in my fridge or pantry.
Pasta noodles
Pasta sauces
( Doesn't take a genius to learn how to cook such an easy meal )
Flaked tuna cans
Asian sauces & rice noodles sometimes egg noodles if I make it out to TNT market
Big packs of chicken breasts, defrost them you can grill em you can make chinese food with em pretty dam simple.
Big box of ready noodles, Never know when you want a quick 5 minnutes meal
fruits some vegies ( get multi vitamins because sometimes you don;t always have fruits and veggies on hand )
Steak I like my meats
Pork chops
Lamb shanks ( so friggen good )
peanut butter
strawberry jam ( only when i'm lazy )
the list goes on, but those are essentials throughout my week. | |
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Posted: 2/17/2007 6:18:04 PM | well this is a great recipie handed down for generations and i was told that aberham lincholn himself had this one in his cookbook, but i cant swear to its authenticity , but its quite complex . Ive sent this one to the man law complex and odds are it will be assigned as emergency post pass out dinners to go section 8 article 4 c .... so here ya have it folks ......
3 am. emergency chow >
2 slices wheat toast
bunch of butter
even more strawberry jelly
1/3 rd can bud light
in that very order | |
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Posted: 2/17/2007 6:43:15 PM | | sorry but what most consider bachlor food almost never goes in my shopping cart. I like to cook and keep a WELL stocked pantry and freezer | |
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Posted: 2/17/2007 7:30:26 PM | do you want to eat like a king every day and every meal?
buy thee a rice cooker
the greatest invention ever made
make sure it has a steam tray - bought 8 years ago and use it twice a day every day
$17 at frys electronics
simplicity itself and i eat excellent tasty and inexpensive meals always
an example: today i prepared rice and a 1/4 marinated chicken cooked with red onion, chilis and garlic with steamed greens
cost: the rice is a bulk stable which works out to 5 cents/meal, 1/4 chick 68 cents,
red onion 15 cents, garlic 12 cents, greens 33 cents a bunch - total: $1.33
plus it was enough food for 2 meals, so 66 cents/meal
cleanup a snap - rinse the cooking pot with warm water and a single spoon
and oh, i forgot, a 24oz can of old milwakee beer - 75 cents out the door
one of the very few advantages of living in inner city l.a.
bon appetite | |
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Posted: 3/25/2007 8:39:26 PM | I always thought those HUNGRY MAN DINNERS from swanson are a typical bachelor dinner.
Might as well call it bachelor chow.
Jo-louis(half moons), brownies, beer, and cold pizza is usually my friends weekend breakfast. | |
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