Cheap dishes for the poor

[Anonymous No.10615754]

Give me all of your cheap dishes that won't break bank

[Anonymous No.10615783]

Lentils And Rice
Rice and Lentils

[Anonymous No.10615797]

>>10615754
https://www.nigella.com/recipes/coq-au-riesling Makes a fuck ton of delicious food. Not entirely cheap between the chicken thighs (leave the skin on and brown the fuck out of them) and the Riesling.

Salad. Salad is cheap and tasty.

Pasta.

Eggs.

Soup.

Fruit salad.

Not $40 worth of pizza.

[Anonymous No.10615799]

do americans REALLY do this?

[Anonymous No.10615800]

Lice and rentals
Rentals and lice

[Anonymous No.10615817]

>>10615754
Wish sandwich

2 pieces of bread
Put together to pieces of bread and imagine something in the middle

[Anonymous No.10615823]

>>10615754
i only donate to whites

[Anonymous No.10615828]

>>10615799
Are you sure this isn't cat food? Actually cat food might be more expensive than this.

[Anonymous No.10615861]

>>10615754
Plov is an extremely cheap and nutritious meal. All it takes is:

>300 grams of meat (whichever is cheapest in your area, I prefer pork)
>300/400 grams of rice
>garlic
>onions
>carrots

Because the rice is steamed together with all the ingredients in a single pot, you won't even need any extra flavouring. I once lived for two weeks on it. Costed me less than 10 euros.

[Anonymous No.10615884]

>>10615861
Pelmini is another cheap Slavic dish.

Only things you need for a large portion are:
>flower
>one egg
>minced meat
>small amount of onion and garlic

Rural Russians usually fill their entire fridges with this stuff, it's the insta noodles of eastern Europe.

[Anonymous No.10615932]

nettle soup
dandelion salad
raspberry leaf tea

[Anonymous No.10615964]

>>10615797
this, eggs are great and you can make them several ways
I eat a lot of breakfast burritos that are
>3 scrambled eggs for 2 burritos
>1 slice of bacon per burrito
>hot sauce
>small amount of sour cream
>cheese

add an apple and you've got a reasonably healthy breakfast at about 800-900 calories

[Anonymous No.10615975]

>>10615828
Is that shirt supposed to intimidate me or turn me on?

[Anonymous No.10615989]

>>10615975
she's a woman. everything she does is, misguided or not, to get sexual attention from a man.

[Anonymous No.10616013]

the key to eating cheaply isn't to rely on some particular meme food, but to actually read your local circulars and get food that's on sale. even fast food is acceptable if you have a shitload of coupons

>>10615783
lentils are a meme, lentils are expensive as fuck because they became a meme

>>10615884
looks like tortilini

[Anonymous No.10616023]

>>10615754

Tuna salad.

[Anonymous No.10616144]

>>10615754
Fry onion and garlic
Add what ever spices you like
Add meat if you like
Add some kind of nice bean you like
Add rice
Add cheap ass stock

boom delicious food for no $$ (depending on meat mostly).

[Anonymous No.10616926]

>>10615828
Jesus now I would like to

[Anonymous No.10616941]

Boiled eggs with rice and some beans/lentils/chickpeas
I genuinily love lentils tho. I don't get the hate
Oatmeal is very filling and cheap. Add a banana or cook something savoury with it

[Anonymous No.10616987]

oatmeal and potatoes

[Anonymous No.10617369]

pork and potato

[Anonymous No.10617594]

>>10615754
food is one thing you should budget a little extra towards. Here is how I save money in all areas so I have more for the essentials

Only buying meat that is close to expiry so you get it for half off, then freeze

No netflix/spotify/television/internet/whatevermonthlyservices, everything is free on the internet don't piss money away

no gf

blue lightbulbs, though pricier at first, use less energy and last a decade. As well, they don't interfere with your night vision, so you won't have to deal the the harsh glare of regular bulbs when you rouse from sleep, you can see instantly with no pain (also some thrift stores sell lightbulbs for cheap)

live in the bad part of town, rent is cheaper there

reusable toilet paper

no car

Dress like a hobo and sometimes you will get free food from the food bank people who walk around. I try to insist I don't need it, but they get that from everybody, even real hoboes refuse charity

get your hobo clothes at the thrift store, same as lightbulbs

get day old bread from bakeries, I haven't bought bread in years