/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.6245759]

What do you have for dinner when you're tired of cooking?

[Anonymous No.6245767]

>>6245759

Leftovers

[Anonymous No.6245781]

>>6245759
Pizza

[Anonymous No.6245787]

usually nothing

then eventually I get really hungry and I think "I haven't eaten in so long, now I want to eat something really good" so I'll cook

[Anonymous No.6245804]

>>6245759
I light up my outdoor deep fryer, and cook frozen food. Yes, even tendies.

Takes like 15 minutes and the mess and odor stays outside.

[Anonymous No.6245806]

instant noodles

[Anonymous No.6245810]

my housemate's dinner

[Anonymous No.6245817]

[Anonymous No.6246048]

If there are no leftovers, I'll usually cheat my way to a fast tomato soup.

Slice an onion and a clove of garlic and a stalk of celery if you have it.

Fry in a large amount of quality olive oil.

Add a can of quality tomatoes and rinse out the can with water.

Season with salt, black pepper, cayenne, and smoked paprika.

Add a chicken stock cube.

Simmer for 10 minutes and then blend.

Adjust with sugar if you used shitty tomatoes.

That's probably the laziest dish I can do if I'm tired.

[Anonymous No.6246318]

>>6245759
will scramble couple of eggs in microwave and eat on white bread with mayo and cheese.

[Anonymous No.6246324]

Pasta with sauce I make in batches and freeze
Omelette
Marinated chicken, kept frozen and just thrown in the oven.

[Anonymous No.6246333]

>>6245817

fuark

[Anonymous No.6246339]

canned soup and a nice buttered hard roll

[Anonymous No.6246342]

cereal or ice cream

[Anonymous No.6246343]

Scrambled eggs or Kirkland Signature turkey burger

[Anonymous No.6246353]

chocolate, candies, cookies, and ice cream.

or

pizza and beer

[Anonymous No.6246383]

>>6246048
>the laziest dish i can do

[Anonymous No.6246386]

>>6245759
When I'm tired of cooking, I pay someone else to cook for me.

[Anonymous No.6246421]

>>6245759
A can of pickled mussels or canned mackerel fillets with lots of french bread.

[Anonymous No.6246518]

Fried rice or noodles. very little effort needed.

[Anonymous No.6246546]

ramen, pizza, grilled cheese or I'll steal something from my roommate

[Anonymous No.6246554]

If there's almost nothing left I eat roasted bread with onions and cheese. Just put the bread in the oven till crunchy, then slice it open and put a cheese layer and on top onions. Then cook for 20 min. (Or order a pizza if all goes wrong).

[Anonymous No.6247836]

>>6246048
>only 1 clove of garlic
>ever
It's like you want to be known as a total pussy.
Goddamn it senpai holy shit.

[Anonymous No.6247840]

>>6245759
Egg drop noodle soup

[Anonymous No.6247859]

Rice and pic related

optional: whatever meat and vegetables I have on hand, fried and tossed in

[Anonymous No.6247862]

>>6246048
I normally just eat weetabix and a banana, this looks far superior. Thanks

[Anonymous No.6247888]

Packet of mi goreng or any other instant in the microwave + instant miso soup packet + a little bit of spring onion/whatever else I have leftover in the fridge makes a pretty decent ramen in under 5 minutes

[Anonymous No.6247894]

>>6245806
This and a turkey sandwich.

[Anonymous No.6247918]

>>6245759
Heated a frozen pizza slice with a heat gun once because we didn't have any microwaves in the barrack. Worked pretty good.

[Anonymous No.6249173]

>>6247836
You know, real garlic cloves are much larger than those from china.

[Anonymous No.6249176]

>>6246383
Name a single dish that takes less effort to make from scratch.

And don't say spaghetti aglio e olio you fat piece of subhuman shit.

[Anonymous No.6249208]

Canned tomato soup.

>Add half a can of milk
>Add black pepper
>Two slices of toast to dip it in

[Anonymous No.6249364]

>>6249176

omelette

[Anonymous No.6249557]

When I'm really lazy... i eat something you might have heard of, its called bread.. where i live it's like 1-2$ (5-10kr) pr kg.

[Anonymous No.6249687]

>>6245759
Get a papa Murphy's pizza
Pepperoni slices and mozzarella cheese stix
Yogurt with fruit and almonds

[Anonymous No.6250659]

>>6249364
not a dish

[Anonymous No.6250793]

>>6250659
It's pretty common as a main dash in Nipland m8

[Anonymous No.6250799]

It's called "frozen crap in the fucking freezer."

[Anonymous No.6251293]

>>6250659

yes, it's a dish.

[Anonymous No.6251316]

>>6251293
nope

[Anonymous No.6251631]

French toast m8

[Anonymous No.6251650]

This was my lunch.

GUESS ETHNICITY!

ALso judge me not based on skin color.

but on this meal. WHo am i? What kind of person am i?

What country do i support and love?

[Anonymous No.6251676]

>>6251650
let me guess, you're american, your parents are from mexico and you like to racemix with asians?

[Anonymous No.6251680]

>>6251676
:)

Anon you bring joy to my heart.

[Anonymous No.6251734]

>>6245759
haha before i got married i would just drink raw eggs

never was a lifter or anything. pretty skinny. just real fucking lazy at that point in my life

[Anonymous No.6251737]

>>6251676
>GUESS ETHNICITY!
>ALso judge me not based on skin color
>What country do i support and love?
>raw onion
>iceberg lettuce
>small terds

gross. you are ethnically gross. you support and love the nation of grosspukistan

[Anonymous No.6251744]

>>6250659
>>6251316

[Anonymous No.6251876]

>>6245759
I order something, usually pizza.
Alternatively, if some prep is allowed, I have liters of frozen soup stock. I throw a few handfuls of whatever into that.
Also KD, and Lipton chicken noodle packets are also on hand.

[Anonymous No.6252553]

>>6245804
>outdoor deep fryer
this is a good idea. i'm taking that fucker on the porch when the snow melts.