/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.3904738]

I've moved into my own apartment for some months now (studying). My only problem is the food. I'm not really sure what I should buy, so I always get some basic things like bread, cheese, sausage and fruit. Problem is that I usually take 2-3 days and it's all gone. If I'm too busy or lazy to buy again I end up eating junkfood. What should I buy additionally to survive a little longer and cook me a meal sometimes? Consider that I'm a poor student.

[Anonymous No.3904744]

>rice and beans

[Anonymous No.3904747]

Tons of ground beef, and freeze it in ziploc bags in single portions. Grab it from costco if you can. You get like 20 meals worth of brotein for 15 bucks.

[Anonymous No.3904749]

Oatmeal

[Anonymous No.3904988]

There's a book c alled "Help! My apartment has a kitchen!' its cheap on amazon, go buy it.

Also totally stolen from here: http://ck.booru.org/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=150
Which is a great resource for stealing ideas. Cooking Comically and fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuud subreddit are good for stealing ideas on what to make.

[Anonymous No.3904989]

>>3904988

Augh! damn you capcha and your picture upload ruining skills.

for REAL this time

[Anonymous No.3904992]

>>3904988
Thank you buddy, that helps me a lot

[Anonymous No.3905530]

>>3904747
This.

Also, get chicken breasts and portion them into 1 or 2.

[Anonymous No.3905601]

there are some things you should always have in the house:

pasta, potatoes, rice, oats for porridge, wheat/maize gruel, flour.

tomatoes, onions, milk, eggs, broth/stock, oil.

salt, pepper, and four or five different other spices like cumin, thyme, cinnamon, curry and maybe garlic salt.

There is a shitton of stuff you can do do with these very cheap and durable ingredients.