/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15460682
Mayo and pasta is easy one, add some cheese if you want. Get some 2 piece toast and mix tuna and bit of mayo together in a bowl, paste it on toast, in the oven, add cheese on top but you could mix the cheese in with the tuna and mayo step if you want step. In the oven, the cheese is melted its warm drag it out, cut and eat or squash together to sandwich then cut and theres a toasted tuna sandwich, better than square fish

>>14771248
You shouldn't be in college if you can't do something as simple as googling some fucking recipes. Seriously mate it's not hard unless you have legit literacy problems.
For me though, tuna patties was a good one. Pretty simple, and quick. Add rice and you have a decent meal. Here's a recipe for you.
https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/tuna_patties/

Another cheap one was pasta, a cheap jar of sauce and a mattesons sausage. I'm britbong though so don't know what the american one is. You could make the sauce yourself but I doubt you will. Trust bruv it's easy just look and you'll be good. The jars of sauce I would get were about 30 pence, proper cheap tesco stuff because budget was tight. If you can find cheap meat like chicken use that instead of your sausage. Cut open chicken to check if it's cooked proper. If it's pink get her a drink if its white give it a bite.