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What are some essential /bachelorcore/ meals you can make from a small pool of common ingredients? Pic related

>> No.12549415

>>12549414
jambalaya
arroz con pollo
chicken soup

>> No.12549417

>>12549414
Looks like inside of trash can

>> No.12549418

>>12549414
Posted this the other day. Pork and beans, eckridge sausage, cheese and mustard. Its actually really good.

>> No.12549419

>>12549414
Red beans and rice

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>> No.12549428

>>12549414
fried rice
beef stew with rice, into beef noodle soup
random stir fried crap

>> No.12549429

>>12549428
also 肉燥

>> No.12549431

>>12549414
old bay chicken stew thickened with instant potatoes

>> No.12549483

In order, from the top down
>Salsa
>Meat (optional)
>Fried eggs
>Cheese (also optional but highly recommended)
>Refried beans (homemade, please)
>Tortillas on the side

But really, eggs (fried for hot food, hard-boiled for cold) are your best friend. You can add them to virtually anything, three meals a day, and they'll stretch the meal and be great.

>> No.12549487

>>12549414
Scrambled eggs and hamburger patties

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>>12549414
chili

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12549498

hey someone else made fried rice too
r8 mine
>Spam, green onion, egg
real easy
>very light drizzle of haha spicy meme rooster sauce
>light sprinkling of furikake

>> No.12549524

Peanut butter jelly sandwich with bacon. Perfect for one meal a day (OMAD)

>> No.12549547

I just make a big pot of rice and beans or chili or whatever and eat it for dinner everyday for the whole week. I don't even care anymore.

>> No.12549551

Herbs and spices help a bunch. Most soups are basically the same pattern.
Sweat some onions and garlic, add stock and things that cook for a long time like potatoes, add things that cook quicker. The vegetables you throw in there matter, but your spices matter more. My bachelor Italian or french chicken soup uses many of the same veg as a bachelor hot and sour soup. The biggest difference is oregano and bay leaf in one and sushi ginger and chili oil in the other.

Same with a cheap fake curry using potatoes, onions, and bell pepper and fake ass fajitas using onion and bell pepper. Cut and prep and spices, but the same handful of ingredients.