A good thing to prepare :
2 small cans of tuna in olive oil
One stick of celery
A small white onion
Mayonnaise
1. Drain tuna and mash
2. Dice celery and onion
3. Combine ingredients and add mayonnaise to consistency
Stick in fridge overnight
Once ready put on anything!
Topic: which dish you like to cook for yourself ? - page 4. (Read 3046 times)
Anything egg related. 
Hmm. I love to cook fried rice with sinigang or adobo as viand. It's tasty, delicious, and worth the wait 
I make Carne Adovada (pork in mild red chile sauce) – admittedly, from a mix. I’ve made it from scratch and frankly I like the mix just as much, if not more.
i like sweet rice,fish,pizza!
My best shot if I were to cook for myself is fried rice. just throw anything edible from the fridge, mix it with rice n some spice n soy sauce. And if I cook for myself, I never too care about the taste. As long as it fill my stomach, it do the job.
Anyone has tried fried tofu, mix with tomatoes n some cabbage in fried rice? It surprisingly good. n CHEAP. LoL
When i first saw tofu is said that i will never put that in my mouth,but my wife tricked me and put fried tofu in my favorite salad and was so so good. Now i eat more tofu than cheese.....but no tofu will ever replace the melting mozzarella from pizza! Anyone has tried fried tofu, mix with tomatoes n some cabbage in fried rice? It surprisingly good. n CHEAP. LoL
In my case the question is not what I like, but what I can do (this limits my choice)
Fish and chips is really easy to make and tasty too!
Fish and chips is really easy to make and tasty too!
fried rice
it's so simple to make it and of course it's delicious
it's so simple to make it and of course it's delicious
eggs, cheese. cheese eggs. hot sauce.
My best shot if I were to cook for myself is fried rice. just throw anything edible from the fridge, mix it with rice n some spice n soy sauce. And if I cook for myself, I never too care about the taste. As long as it fill my stomach, it do the job.
Anyone has tried fried tofu, mix with tomatoes n some cabbage in fried rice? It surprisingly good. n CHEAP. LoL
Anyone has tried fried tofu, mix with tomatoes n some cabbage in fried rice? It surprisingly good. n CHEAP. LoL
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Simple things like Eggs, Ramen, Rice, sometimes cook some vegetables the frozen kind and give it a warm up or some hamburgers and hot dogs, that said I am thinking of expanding that while trying to find something that doesn't need to much preparation time.
Maybe get some ground beef and make tacos or buy some nachos and add cheese.
Open to some creative ideas though key is keeping it simple
Maybe get some ground beef and make tacos or buy some nachos and add cheese.
Open to some creative ideas though key is keeping it simple
ramen noodles 
Try a twist on this classic. You need 3 slices of cheese.
Boil the noodles and drain them. Quickly throw 2 pieces of cheese at the bottom of the pot. Throw the noodles in and put the last piece of cheese at the top. Quickly cover with your plate and let sit, unheated, for about 2-5 minutes then mix the cheese into the noodles.
Pastas, and basically any kind of meat. Yup, I'm a avid meat lover. Oh, and sometimes Mama Tom Yum, or different types of Asian ramen, and onigiri.
Omelet. Scrambled eggs. Rice. Pasta. Any baked potato recipe with onions. Any baked / roasted chicken recipe. Being able to cook even basic meals is a useful skill to have
I like to make up a good sandwich with turkey, mayo (sometimes miracle whip), some lettuce, a slice of provolone or munster all on some nice cheap ass white bread.
For sides I vary a lot, anything from chips to carrots... though they tend to be of the 'unhealthy' variety most of the time.
For sides I vary a lot, anything from chips to carrots... though they tend to be of the 'unhealthy' variety most of the time.
I like to keep things simple.
Make a sandwich using a bagel bread, and ham, cheese etc. With a side of sweet small tomatoes.
Make a sandwich using a bagel bread, and ham, cheese etc. With a side of sweet small tomatoes.
This is not "cooking" imaho
However sandw. are the best "fast" choice for eat
I lack kitchen skills, the most I can do would be a hamburger helper or mac and cheese.
No serious raw chicken cooking etc. Plus I dont make much.
I like to make up a good sandwich with turkey, mayo (sometimes miracle whip), some lettuce, a slice of provolone or munster all on some nice cheap ass white bread.
For sides I vary a lot, anything from chips to carrots... though they tend to be of the 'unhealthy' variety most of the time.
For sides I vary a lot, anything from chips to carrots... though they tend to be of the 'unhealthy' variety most of the time.
I like to keep things simple.
Make a sandwich using a bagel bread, and ham, cheese etc. With a side of sweet small tomatoes.
Make a sandwich using a bagel bread, and ham, cheese etc. With a side of sweet small tomatoes.
This is not "cooking" imaho
However sandw. are the best "fast" choice for eat
I like to keep things simple.
Make a sandwich using a bagel bread, and ham, cheese etc. With a side of sweet small tomatoes.
Make a sandwich using a bagel bread, and ham, cheese etc. With a side of sweet small tomatoes.
love to cook up some beans and rice.... black beans, basmati or jasmine rice, pico de gallo, sour cream, avocado, cheddar or jack cheese, maybe some olives. that's some good shit.
love to cook up chow mein with some spicy brown sauce 
I can cook some special tortellini, like the famous ones from Valeggio, they tastes really nice
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