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I'm looking to survive for a year off rice and eggs. I will rotate adding potatoes, sausage, onions, black beans, and garlic to it. Rotate seasoning with soy sauce, Louisiana hot sauce, and salsa.

My "tasty" meal will be salami, sharp cheddar cheese, cream cheese, and jalapenos on a bagel.

What else can I add to this?

>> No.17996164

the heat of the rice cooks the egg

>> No.17996176

>>17996164
oh wow

>> No.17996177

the heat of the egg cooks the rice

>> No.17996196
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17996196

Instead of making two sandwiches, you can make 1½ by using 3 slices of bread and arranging them like this. You eat the top 'wing' first, then it becomes a normal flat sandwich.

>> No.17996222

Just go to a food kitchen

>> No.17996223

The heat of the microwave cooks the dish

>> No.17997946

I will bump this thread, is somewhat useful instead of ranting 24\7 about gordon ramsey and shit

Legumes, op. those will provide to much any else you're not eating and cost low.
Not a meat substitute, but a good succedaneus. Rotate with those, beans, chickpeas, lentils. Buy cans if it cost less than dried ones or cost less than cooking, since they need quite an hour on average to cook.
Wash twice, let rest overnight and cook in bulk for more days if you buy dried ones.

also don't exceed with "salami", buy fresh meat once in a while, just wait for offers, expecially near store closing hours

>> No.17997972

>>17996126
Grow some green onions if you can, pretty easy, use an old plastic container and steal some dirt from a park, can really liven up a meal. Can also grow peppers pretty easy in a window box.
Liver is very cheap and very nutritious, so are chicken hearts. Could probably to a pretty decent oyakodon with chicken hearts and a ramen flavoring packet and some of your homegrown green onions.

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17997973

Eat for one month off $30.

>> No.17997978
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>>17997973
It's easy.

>> No.17997986

>>17997946
Please stop attempting English.

>> No.17998025

>>17996164
Smart saves on gas too

>> No.17998029

>>17996126
You can make custard out of rice, eggs and sugar for a treat. Milk would improve this of course.

>> No.17998071

>>17997986
thanks, this will help the thread

People have to understand not every opinion is useful.

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>>17998029
A big pot of rice pudding costs about $1.50. The vanilla extract was $11, so I just put it in the corner of the cart and set a bag on top of it and "forgot" to ring it up at the self-checkout

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>>17997946
>legumes are not a meat substitute, but a good succ de anus

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>>17996126
>Picrel will fill you up for good and you can put pretty much anything in it

>> No.17998406

>>17998142
yeah, succdeanus, probstitutes, you know, to spend less dallas

>>17998178
yeah, i do those too now and then, dough's good for pizzas too

>> No.17998672

>>17996126
Get some greens in there too for vitamins. Or liver once a week

>> No.17998787

>>17997946
>helping poorshits is somewhat useful
lmao no