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Poorfag here. I got sick of seeing something so brilliantly cheap in Iceland that I apparently was unequipped to cook. Long story short, I've only got an oven and a deep baking tray. How the fuck am I going to cook this? Stick it on 200C and hope for the best?

>> No.11341995

Got flour?
Make a dough and add any veggies you might have an make a mince pie

>> No.11342000

>>11341995
Nope, don't have any flour. I just want to cook the meat. I'll mix it with some rice or pasta or something.

>> No.11342058

>>11342000
Go buy some flour. Baking is the easiest way for a poorfag to save money.

>> No.11342064

>>11342058
Don't you need more than just flour to bake?

>> No.11342092

>>11342064
I'm presuming you have salt, sugar and water. Add oil and yeast and you can bake all kinds of breads, rolls etc. Also pies like the first guy suggested.
You don't need to eat baked mince with rice just because you are poor. That sounds absolutely miserable.

>> No.11342096

>>11342092
>sugar
Nope!

>oil and yeast
Nope. Don't even have cooking oil.

>> No.11342105

>>11341987
You paid £3 for 800g of frozen when fresh 20% beef mince is £1.50 in tescos and morrisons... so for the same price you could have gotten 200g mire and gotten it fresh.

Youre an idiot.

>> No.11342109

>>11342096
Well they are cheap and baking is a fun hobby.

>> No.11342114

>>11342105
>20% beef
Wait, what? Are they putting some other meats in there?

>> No.11342117

Season it, form it into patties with a depressed middle (it will contract cooking) and pop it on the baking sheet at around 175C until it's cooked through. The fat should prevent it from sticking, but if you have parchment paper or foil you could line the baking sheet first.

>> No.11342126

>>11342114
Its the fat %

>> No.11342137

>>11342117
Thanks anon. It's cooked when it's brown and tin foil will do, right?

>> No.11342139

https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Morrisons-British-Minced-Beef-20-Fat/122467011?from=search&param=mince

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/292291639

>> No.11342146

>>11342105
>>11342139
OP clearly said they live in Iceland you bongoloid

>> No.11342147

>>11342105
Google's telling me that Tesco is more like £2 for 500g and Morrisons is £1.50 ish for an unspecified amount.

Oh, never mind. >>11342139's probably just done the job for me.

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>>11342146

>> No.11342162

>>11342147
>>11342139
>>11342105
Apparently I've been BTFO'd. Fuck.

>> No.11342177

>>11341987
Why are you trying to just bake plain mince? Idiots like you give normal poor people a bad name. Just because you are poor does not mean you have to be stupid, though they often go hand in hand.
Make a fucking meatloaf or meatballs or a mince pie or anything that actually goes in the oven, rather than trying to roast a hamburger
Fucking Icelanders are all retarded, I swear to god I used to love the idea of Iceland and their strange culture there until I figured out that everyone born in Iceland has some kind of developmental disorder

>> No.11342187

>>11342162
If youre on a budget tesco also does cheap as fuck cheese under the brand creamfields.

300g of mild or mature cheddar or red leicester is £1.33. They also have brie for 85p and mozzarella for 45p

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/search?query=creamfields&icid=tescohp_sws-1_m-ft_in-creamfields_ab-226-b_out-creamfields
Its exactly the same as their tesco cheese just much lower cost.

They also sell whole chickens 2kg for £3 and they sell pork belly and pork chops for like £3.50 a kilo


I sound like a tesco shill, but they do have lots of decently priced meat that arnt bad quality at all.. i got a 1.9kg chicken and it tasted exactly the same as a morrisons 1.6kg chicken that costs the same price.

>> No.11342190

>>11342177
You realise iceland is a food store in the UK right?

>> No.11342192

>>11342190
That's the joke.

>> No.11342195

>>11342192
I thought jokes are meant to be funny

>> No.11342198

>>11342177
>Make a fucking meatloaf or meatballs or a mince pie or anything that actually goes in the oven
I'd do that if I even knew as much as how to cook the fucking mince.

>> No.11342200

>>11342190
Why would I realize that? I've never done grocery shopping in Bongland, and no one corrected >>11342146 this guy.
Besides, have you met any actual Icelanders? It didn't seem strange to me that OP would be one and I stand by what I said about them.
Though, I suppose I shouldn't be surprised by a Bong trying to bake plain mince, either.

>> No.11342205

>>11342200
The bottom right of ops image tells you. “ packed in UK for Iceland foods”

>> No.11342209

>>11342205
You're too smart anon. The giveaway should've been the fact that the packaging was in fucking English.

>> No.11342224

>>11342209
>>11342205
Frankly I didn't even look at the OP pic, but it's not like they don't sell products in English, in Iceland. Same as I can go buy a packet of candy all in Korean or a bag of frozen whole fish in Cyrillic at the local Kroger, and not have any idea what is inside other than guessing from the pictures on the packet.

>>11342198
Did you forget to renew your Google license with BT/Sky? Tsk tsk

>> No.11342230

>>11342224
Googling simple shit like that normally gives you recipes that need like 10 fucking ingredients. Hell, I had to go to fucking StackExchange just to get a minimal recipe for rice pudding.

>> No.11342287

>>11342230
>ten whole ingredients
Nooo how dare they? Cooking with TEN whole ingredients? How unreasonably complicated! What, are we all supposed to cook like a Michelin chef now?
People like you should be banned from this board for coming here with these peasant problems. There is no discussion you could contribute on the topic of "food and cooking." Do you think we enjoy sitting around waiting to answer questions from can't-cook faggots like you? Do you realize the sheer volume of threads like this that pass by in a day or a week while contributing nothing to board culture?
I'd unironically rather have a ton of fast food threads. Just go and bake your mince.

>> No.11342293

>>11342287
If these threads are so common, why don't we answer them efficiently? Just fpbp the shit and say "middle of oven, x minutes at y heat, assuming that you're wanting to cook the entire bag".

>> No.11342315

>>11342146
Iceland is the name of the store

>> No.11342321
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>>11342293
Because no one has an answer for how to just cook a whole bag of plain fucking mince with just an oven, you absolute brainlet. No one does that. There is no generally accepted recipe for baking plain mince. It is not a dish. You might as well ask how to boil pancakes and then cry when no one has an answer.

>> No.11342414

>>11342096
Then kill yourself retard holy shit

>> No.11342442
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11342442

>>11342146
>Iceland the country
>well known for selling ground beef
I can only imagine how much of a dumb cunt you are feeling right now.

>> No.11342456

>>11342442
Could be worse. OP's gonna die when he fucks up and eats his shit raw.

>> No.11342464

>>11342321
It says it ops pic how to cook it, it says to pan fry it from frozen

>> No.11342477

>>11342464
He only has an oven.

op toss them in flourand a little salt. Cook at 300f stir once and awhile. Youll have beef and gravy. Throw a whole potato in at the same time if you can.

>> No.11342520

>>11342477
Have you read op? He doesn't have salt or oil or anything and won't buy it, he for some reason decided to buy mince and has an over thats it.

As for the mentally challenged op, there aren't many options, just put the mince in the oven and wait until it's cooked, enjoy your awful tasting garbage

>> No.11342529

>>11341987
Just put it on whatever 350 f is in Celsius and cook it on a sheet

It's not hard, it's not going to explode or alchemize into lead because you put it in an oven

>> No.11342534

>>11342477
He doesn't have flour. He probably doesn't even have anything to stir with or an oven plate and was thinking of throwing the chunk of mince in there and hoping for the best.

>> No.11342548

>>11342520
How does one become a person like op? I knew how to make meatballs when I was 10.

>> No.11342558

>>11342548
Frozen food, fast food, and restaurants have done away with the need to cook for yourself

The only reason to cook for yourself is that it's cheaper, tastes better, and is healthier. If you don't care about those things then it's easy to never learn to cook.

>> No.11342591

>>11342548
Get Dropped as a baby while your mom smokes crack next to you

>> No.11342609

>>11342591
What a bad mom for hogging all the crack. Should have given him a hit from time to time.

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11342648

>>11341987
whack your oven up to max (250 or whatever)

Leave the pan in the oven as it heats. This will give you a fucking hot pan to chuck your mince in.

When the oven is fully heated, take the pan out. Chuck the mince in as quick as you can, and stir it around a bit (you should get a sizzle)

Whack it in the oven, turn the oven down to 200 and cook for ten minutes. Take it out , stir it around.

In for another five, take it out, stir it around.

In for another five, take it out, stir it around.

your mince should now be cooked through. If not, keep doing the five minute cook and stirs until it is.

spoon the meat onto a plate (use a slotted spoon if you have one) leaving as much of the fat in the bottom of the pan as you can.

Either discard the fat, or put it in a mug and you can use it for frying/roasting stuff later.

If you've got any gravy granules knocking about, make some up (you can add maybe a spoonful of the beef fat to the instant gravy for extra flavour), add the beef back to the pan, pour the gravy over and cook for a final couple of minutes in the over.

If you've got no gravy, no need for the final 2 mins in the over. just cover the stuff in red/brown sauce.

>> No.11342677

>>11341987
Fucks sake OP. let me guess, you were in Iceland buying Greggs sausage rolls and pot noodles and thought you would branch out into real cooking? Dopey spakker, my kids cook better than that.

>> No.11342813

>>11342520
I've got salt.

>just put the mince in the oven and wait until it's cooked,
Temperate? Time? Way of knowing when it's cooked?

>>11342529
That's fair. At least it won't kill me. How long should I cook it for? How do I know what it's cooked?

>>11342534
I don't even know what an oven plate is.

>>11342548
>poor, won't buy the oil
>health idiot, wouldn't want to add any unnecessary fat
>inexperienced, I've not fried many things in my life, so I wouldn't know how to do it right, wouldn't want the fire risk, and wouldn't want to worry about whether or not I've fucked it up
>busy, I don't want to have to commit to learning anything new

>>11342648
Seems legit.

>>11342677
Nah, I visit there like once a month, buy like 15kg of frozen cheap (and therefore largely unprocessed) meat and don't buy any more meat until that shit is done.

Why would you buy a Pot Noodle in Iceland anyway? You could probably get them at about the same price from the closest shop to your house, meaning that the space in your bag would be better spent on the stuff in there that you can't cheaply get elsewhere.

>>11342648
Thank you based anon. That a great way to burn my hand.

>> No.11342836

>>11342813
On a scale of 1-10 how drunk are you right now?

>> No.11342921

>>11342836
Not drunk at all. Just mildly disappointed because I fucked up something earlier on and I guess that I'm a little tried from the long walk to Iceland and back.

>> No.11342975
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11342975

>>11341987
t. Kay

>> No.11342994

>>11341987
Thaw it and mold it into a meatloaf and bake it. Use rice in the mix and it will absorb the juice and hold it together like bread crumbs. Fuck directions on the package they're for npcs

>> No.11343066

>>11342994
>meatloaf
Isn't that an American thing? I've never seen it mentioned outside of cartoons and I genuinely don't even know what it is.

>bake it
Anon if I knew how to do that properly I wouldn't be posting here.

>> No.11343074

I feel bad for op it must hurt being so retarded

>> No.11343086

>>11343066
Yes. Meatloaf is hamburger or mince meat as the brits say molded into a bread loaf shape with breadcrumbs/rice/oats and seasoning and an egg and then baked at oh idk 350°f for an hour to hour and half? Just Google meat loaf bake time. Typically is served with a ketchup base glaze added towards the end or with brown gravy.
Tl;dr its one massive oblong meatball and is very easy to prep.

>> No.11343100

>>11343086
>an hour and a half to cook some mince
Seems excessive. I'd rather just cook the mince as it is.

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11344471

>>11342195
>I thought jokes are meant to be funny
You must be new here.
Jokes on 4chan consist of one of about 12 different bait threads that are reposted endlessly. The exact bait threads varies by board but they have very little variation.

If you'll excuse me, I'm going to go post about a funny looking Japanese chef and complain about him charging too much.

>> No.11344476

>>11343086
>Tl;dr its one massive oblong meatball and is very easy to prep.
Meatloaf has a bunch of spices and stuff, it's delicious when done right. Don't skimp on the oats either.

>> No.11345503

>>11344476
>oats and meat
Seriously?

>> No.11345571

>>11345503
You never made meatloaf before?
I suppose you haven't had Haggis either?

Oats have great affinity for meat.

>> No.11345646

>>11345571
Never made or even had either.

>> No.11346446

>>11341987
OP please post pictures of your epic disguising meal.

>> No.11346690

>>11346446
Will do, although I'm not planning to cook it until at least three days from now. If I know how to do it by then and this thread is still up then I'll post.