Guys only, people who are in college living with yourself

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This discussion focuses on meal preparation and budgeting for college students living alone. Participants share their cooking habits, with a strong emphasis on cost-effective meals such as pork chops, turkey meatloaf, and various stir-fries. The average weekly food budget ranges from $30 to $50, with many opting for frozen vegetables and quick recipes to save time and money. Cooking techniques discussed include grilling, pan-frying, and using a toaster oven, highlighting the importance of avoiding microwave cooking for meat.

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  • Basic cooking techniques (grilling, pan-frying, oven baking)
  • Understanding of meal budgeting and planning
  • Knowledge of food safety practices (thawing, cooking temperatures)
  • Familiarity with common ingredients (pork, vegetables, rice, spices)
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  • Research effective meal prep strategies for single servings
  • Learn about food safety and proper meat handling techniques
  • Explore budget-friendly recipes focusing on vegetables and grains
  • Investigate the benefits of using a toaster oven for small meals
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College students, young adults living alone, and anyone looking to optimize their cooking skills and budget while preparing meals at home.

  • #31
Pengwuino said:
I like hot dogs... it's just...

you're not doing it right, let's just leave it at that!

Because I microwave them or because I put them in my spaghettiO's? I NEED TO KNOW! :eek:
 
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  • #32
ArcanaNoir said:
Ew no. why would I mix orange cheesy food with red tomato-ey food? I'm perfectly happy putting more microwaved hot dogs into my kraft mac n cheese and leaving it at that. (Okay sometimes I add real cheese, but that's it.)

And just in case you're wondering, on the third nights YES I EAT RAMEN.
Oh, sure! You say that now... I have seen so many incidents of food-abuse...
 
  • #33
I have a show under contract. Is "Food CSI". I hope there will be guns and tussles, though none fatal to me. ;)

Note: bribe writers.
 
  • #34
Ryan_m_b said:
Also, why is this guys only :confused:

well, duh, obviously females are never single and can't cook (because they're always being taken out to eat).
 
  • #35
ArcanaNoir said:
Because I microwave them or because I put them in my spaghettiO's? I NEED TO KNOW! :eek:

because you put them in spaghettios! :cry: :cry: :cry:
 
  • #36
I don't understand why would you thaw raw meat (that maens red raw) in cola? blood + cola = death?? why is it bad that I put the meat in the microwave? The bones aren't metallic? I mean okay it's like 1% iron?
 
  • #37
flyingpig said:
I don't understand why would you thaw raw meat (that maens red raw) in cola? blood + cola = death?? why is it bad that I put the meat in the microwave? The bones aren't metallic? I mean okay it's like 1% iron?

You don't drink the cola after...Im sure the acidity helps tenderize the meat while the syrup/sugar sweetens it a little. Just a cheap marinade.

You can cook raw meat in the microwave but its horrible.I also condone microwaved hotdogs in the kraft mac'n'cheeze.

Or put frozen broccoli in with velveeta sheels and cheese. Both amazing.
 

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