/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.112473]

Give me some tasty and easy recipes /diy/

Pic not related, I'm in a hurry. Thanks in advantage.

[Anonymous No.112477]

please?

[Anonymous No.112478]

>>112473
>Thanks in advantage.

What?

[Anonymous No.112481]

er look up bannack. dont have recipe offhand sorry

[Anonymous No.112484]

>>112478
I was trying to say thanks before anything.

[Anonymous No.112485]

Time to be that guy.

>>>/ck/

Post this there. You'll get more hits fo sho. Will probably be lurking said thread for results.

[Anonymous No.112511]

can of regular coconut milk
jar of nutella
BREAD.

take the can of regular coconut milk, keep it in the fridge overnight until it turns solid. make two pieces of toasst, put the nutella on one of them kinda thick, then put some of the solid coconut milk on top of the nutella layer. put the other piece of toast on top and tadaaaa sangwich. fast, easy, and tastes like an almond joy. minus the almonds... so i guess that makes it a mounda sandwich...yeah...

[Anonymous No.112542]

>>112484

You mean to say thanks in advance.

[Anonymous No.112599]

Two Eggs
Two Slices of American Cheese (shredded provolone works too)
Dash or two of Brown Sugar
Maple Syrup

Crack dem eggs into bowl and whisk dat shit. Make into omlete on stovetop with da cheese. Candy dat shit with a dash or two of brown sugar. Cook it till it's ready (don't burn it, moron) and drizzle some of dat maple syrup on dat shit. Mutha fuckin' Aunt Jemima shit right there.

Eat dat shit with a fork or somethin'. Good ass breakfast, bitch.

[Anonymous No.112857]

my first vertical recipe

[Radiofag No.112865]

>>112857
The world needs more of you.

Too many people these days are too afraid to cook, when it is just so damn easy to make something delicious.

[Anonymous No.112881]

>>112865
>feelsgoodman.jpg
for that im about to make my awesome cheesecake and make a vertical just for you

itll be up later or tomorrow

[Anonymous No.112913]

>>112881
in the oven now and im making the vertical

[Anonymous No.112958]

>>112881
delivard

[Anonymous No.112965]

>>112958
>>112881
This isn't cheesecake. It's cheesepie

[Anonymous No.112967]

>>112965
and the difference being?

[Anonymous No.112968]

>>112967
>What's the difference between water and ice?

[Anonymous No.112969]

>>112968
dont be a dick...this isnt /b/...please explain the difference

[Anonymous No.112970]

>>112969
Oh ok I thought you were being the dick. Cheesepie has the crust and cheesecake doesn't.
Anyways I saved your pic and will use it in the future. Thanks

[Moose No.112973]

>>112970
really basic stew.
Take some bacon, chop some of it widthwise (depends on how much bacon you want). Chop up some onion, potato, carrots, get some corn (doesn't matter if creamed, frozen or canned).
Get a saucepan. Fry the bacon and onion in the bottom. When they are cooked, add water, potato carrot. When potatoes are almost cooked add corn.
Bonus points: replace water with liquid soup stock.
Double bonus points: make the liquid soup stock.
It's not fancy, but good enough food for cold day.
usually what I eat on construction jobs.

[Anonymous No.112974]

>>112970
very good. i must add that u must leave the cream cheese out for several hours to soften thoroughly, otherwise its a nightmare to mix


cats always relevant

[Anonymous No.113038]

>>112473

http://www.cookingcomically.com/

You're welcome

[Anonymous No.113655]

bump

[Anonymous No.113660]

/ck/ man, or they the reddit cookbook, it has a ton of great cheep recipes.

last night I sauteed a some sliced mushrooms in a little soy sauce and olive oil. soaked some ramen in hot water while I cooked them, once they were done I tossed in the ramen and cooked both with a small amount of water and the ramen packets, fed me fore like 2 meals.

[Anonymous No.113670]

>>112974

Cutest cat picture I've seen all day.