Easy cheap recipies

[The Dragon Master]

Even though I've been at uni for a semester I haven't really cooked a great deal. So in an effort to expand my culinary skills, I would like to ask:



What easy recipes do you guys and gals recommend? Preferably reasonably healthy please

(part of new years resolution

)

 

[Durandal]

There's a crazy website out there for people in such a situation, but I can't remember it - you might be able to Google it...it's kinda' funny, too, because they even have some pretty interesting takes on Ramen.

Getting some decent wholesale meat from a butcher, or grocer, but from a tougher part of the animal (say, in this case, beef). Using slow-cooker recipes, you can do a lot with a big chunk of meat and have it taste decently, too.



Pasta tends to also be pretty easy to deal with and usually cheap, too. Potatoes and rice are good staples, too. The best part is all that I've mentioned so far can mix together pretty well in some combination or another and they all are decent enough for your health.

 

[The Dragon Master]

Thanks

 

[beowulf]

http://www.supercook.com/



ive used this site before.................put in what ingrediants you do have and it brings up recipes.....or prompts you as to what you need to go and buy so you can do others

 

[PixelPirate]

My mom made this mac and cheese with ham once. Its similar to this recipe: http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,178,158161-226201,00.html . It was definitely quick and easy.

 

[The Dragon Master]

Thank you for the websites guys

 

[Jazzy]

This is my favorite recipe site: http://allrecipes.com/

 

[The Dragon Master]

Thank you Jazzy

 

[Jazzy]

You're very welcome. Have you found anything that you might want to try?

 

[The Dragon Master]

I might try some of the pasta dishes, and some of the sandwich's (wouldn't have thought of half of the combinations that they had XD )

 

[Durandal]

I might try some of the pasta dishes, and some of the sandwich's (wouldn't have thought of half of the combinations that they had XD )

Yeah, I know! Using TWO slices of bread really makes all the difference!

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

http://www.supercook.com/



ive used this site before.................put in what ingrediants you do have and it brings up recipes.....or prompts you as to what you need to go and buy so you can do others

Thats pretty cool!