| Here's a interesting one: What fun things can you do with Kraft Dinner?
Posted: 4/15/2006 7:26:57 PM | I saw this thread here a while ago, but didn't have anything to write here till today.
My next door neighbour always makes k-d lasagna. She layers k-d and hamburger meat and tops it with grated cheese...I tried it today for my kid and bf and he liked it...I made it with gound moose meat tho...
LOLOLOLOLOLOL
aparently it was good....I wouldn't know cause i dont eat gound meat. | |
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Posted: 4/15/2006 7:39:54 PM | Haha kraft dinner, please man im studying to be a chef and that stuff is garbage, u cant get laid with kraft dinner fool, its like a welfare food
Sure...if ya happen to like to cruise trailer parks
Nope....no food snobbery going on here....
BTW, the KD lasagna might be pretty good if you throw in some canned tomatoes and use good cheese....may as well make proper lasagna, though - it's not so hard. But for a quick supper, sounds like it might be worth a whirl.... | |
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Posted: 4/15/2006 7:47:17 PM | actually I used onions as well...and would have used tomotoes if my bf didn't hate them...
Proper lasgana? sure. Next time I'll try that.
If I didn't try K-D lasagna tho, my bf was claiming he was gonna leave me for my next door neighbour...
J/K
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Posted: 4/15/2006 8:08:35 PM | kraft itchi (well kraft Mr Noodle but kraft itchi sounds better)
this is from one of my old swim coaches very classic bachelor food
one box KD on package spicy chicken mr noodles, cook all noodles together than add cheese as normal and add spicy chicken sauce mix as desired
sound absolutley disgusting but is some of the best hangover food ever | |
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Posted: 4/15/2006 8:21:15 PM |
kraft itchi (well kraft Mr Noodle but kraft itchi sounds better)
this is from one of my old swim coaches very classic bachelor food
one box KD on package spicy chicken mr noodles, cook all noodles together than add cheese as normal and add spicy chicken sauce mix as desired
sound absolutley disgusting but is some of the best hangover food ever
I think we need a new "best hangover food" thread.... | |
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| Here's a interesting one: What fun things can you do with Kraft Dinner?
Posted: 4/19/2006 6:02:41 AM | 1) add individual serving cream of mushroom soup instead of milk
2) add a boil a bag (cooked) of cauliflower with cheese
I do not live in a trailer park, and my income is over $70,000........if you love it...enjoy
if you think you are too high class for it...perhaps try it with your caviar
PS: I totally love Hamburger Helper potatoe stroganoff | |
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| Here's a interesting one: What fun things can you do with Kraft Dinner?
Posted: 4/19/2006 3:12:14 PM | sorry didn't read the pages of replies so if it's done already sorry......
well i use the kraft dinner extra creamy or the white cheddar k dinner (actually i usually buy the master choice brand extra creamy it's almost half the price of craft and i find it tastes better for some reason) and i like to either mix a can of tuna with it once it's done (does taste good) or some times i cook cubed chicken breast in fresh jarred garlic and olive oil with salt and pepper then after serving the k dinner to the plates toss the chicken on top (mind you my five year old likes it on the side cause he doesn't like things mixed together).
left over k-dinner is good fried in butter/margarine with chopped green onions or chives and a little garlic powder or fresh garlic and some salt and pepper and dried parsley ........... makes the leftovers a little more bareable and adds the moisture back in. | |
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| Here's a interesting one: What fun things can you do with Kraft Dinner?
Posted: 4/19/2006 4:01:52 PM |
I do not live in a trailer park, and my income is over $70,000........if you love it...enjoy
if you think you are too high class for it...perhaps try it with your caviar
PS: I totally love Hamburger Helper potatoe stroganoff
F'ing eh (as we say here in Canada)....
I prefer the Cheeseburger macaroni myself | |
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Posted: 4/19/2006 10:17:11 PM | | Oh all these canuckians putting down kraft dinner I'm so embarrassed eh. But remember, if you had a million dollars you could afford more kraft dinner and expensive ketchups...dijon ketchup! | |
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Posted: 4/20/2006 12:17:58 AM | | With all due respect to the Barenaked Ladies.......ICK....NO KETCHUP !! | |
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Posted: 4/20/2006 4:55:45 AM | | come on! It is fairly easy to create a good meal with fresh ingredients, a zillion times healthier and on a small budjet, but it need a bit of creativity and a bit more work! | |
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| Here's a interesting one: What fun things can you do with Kraft Dinner?
Posted: 11/7/2006 2:14:08 AM | This is the yummmmmmiest way to eat KD...
Cook KD as directed on the box
Fry up 1 lb of hamburg, fresh mushrooms, green peppers, and onions
Add all together with a can of cream of mushroom soup (don't add the water to the soup)
I also add salt, pepper, garlic, parsley and Mrs Dash for herbs and spices...
Try this...ITS SO GOOD!!!! | |
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Posted: 11/7/2006 10:40:40 AM | buy a few boxes and drop in the bin for the Food Bank then go home and make mac 'n cheese from scratch
My kids and myself thank you for that contribution..
here's some recipes;
Cooked KD with a can of cream mushroom soup and a can of drained tuna all mixed together .. personally i hate it but its the kids' father's fav and they love it.
Ground sausage fully browned mixed in cooked KD with extra marble cheese shredded over it
I skip the cheese and add canned stewed tomatoes to the cooked noodles and sliced hot dogs | |
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