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Moneys a bit tight right now, and I'm sick of eating grilled cheeses and pb&js. Feel like mixing things up a bit. Anyone got any strange but tasty dishes that can be made with relatively cheap ingredients?

>> No.12684046

Dude.

Lentils
Beans
Rice
Potatoes
Onion
Garlic
+any other veggies you want
+any spices and herbs you want

This shit is all cheap as fuck and easy to make you god damn mongoloid.

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>>12684046
>asks for out-of-the-ordinary dishes on a budget
>he suggests literally the most basic bitch stew possible

>> No.12684104

>>12684040
spaghett and peaut butter warmed. sprinkle sesame seeds. It's broke-ass thai noodles.

>> No.12684115

>>12684040
Meat-wise anything made out of the less-used organs of animals or other undesirable parts is usually cheap.

i.e. stomach, intestines, pigs feet, etc.

pork shoulder is pretty cheap (5lb for $12 or so) and you can braise it to make pulled pork or carnitas. Not sure why it's cheap, probably just because of the high fat content.

I also recommend making fermented food like saurkraut because it's cheap and it tastes good, and eating a decent amount of carbs from potatoes and other stuff, lots of beans and rice.

The cheapest veggies are shit like cabbage, luckily there are a lot of cabbage based recipes... etc

>> No.12684131

>>12684088
Dude he didn't say to boil them all into a stew. Are you retarded

>> No.12684159

>>12684088
>asks a fast food board for culinary advice
>has the gall to be a total faggot when he doesn't get michelin-starred suggestions
Fucking yikes, NEET.

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>>12684040
to be really honest - lacto fermentation is a very good example of this
I buy 1.5kg swedes for 40p each, julienne or grate them then jar with caraway seeds and salt, and leave for a few weeks - the flavour is pretty salty and sour and nicely funky and goes well in salad or sandwiches
>>12684115
this also
buying a big bag of offal and learning to prepare it and make it beautiful is one of the most rewarding things I've done in a kitchen

>> No.12684304

>>12684040
Poached egg on a toasted bread.
Put spices you like on it.
?????
Profit