May 13, 2025
Chicken drumsticks are baked, then simmered in a sweet and savory curry sauce with bites of plump dried apricots and crunchy water chestnuts.
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Chicken drumsticks are baked, then simmered in a sweet and savory curry sauce with bites of plump dried apricots and crunchy water chestnuts.
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About the slow cooker. I learned a while ago you can make slow cooker lasagne, it might take more spoons than some can manage but maybe worth noting anyway?
Basically you just get your meat sauce (im pretty sure you can buy it in tins to make things easier) and just layer it with white sauce and pasta sheets, then leave it to cook for a few hours. It tends to come out less runny than oven cooked lasagne does too, which i find really nice!
i dunno if you've herd about "walking tacos" but basically you cook up some taco meat, but in into a bag of chips (I like fritos) and add lettuce, onions ect. p easy and tasty
this sounds like my new favourite food
One really convenient way to make chicken/steak that my family uses is to marinade the steak/chicken in Italian salad dressing for a couple of hours(just basically leave it in a back in the fridge) then take it out and cook it. It might take more spoons to grill it(but it tastes better on the grill in my opinion). But I thought I'd share it since it's worked so well for me.
nice! thank you!
submitted by anon!
mid-spoons recipe and probably better with multiple people, but one easy meal is just to take a whole chicken, add desired amount of salt, and stew it in a large pot for <large number> hours
(chopped onions, celery, potatoes, etc. optional if desired).
meat falls right off the bone and the soup is a healthier/more flavorful/possibly cheaper alternative to canned soups.
once it boils turn the heat on low so you don’t have to worry about it when you lose track of time
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One of my favorite low-spoons recipes is spaghetti with microwaved pasta sauce and microwaved meatballs. (Oh, look what I'm eating for breakfast right now. What do you mean spaghetti isn't a traditional breakfast food?)
nice!! that sounds super super good, im a little jealous actually
how to hot dog
hot dogs! 90% of courf’s diet is hot dogs [//joke, don’t worry, i definitely eat more than hot dogs.] there are a bunch of ways to heat them up. here are the basics!
kielbasa chili
one of my favourite chilis, courtesy of courfmom! i advise making a big pot, and then dividing it into storage containers and freezing it. that way you have a freezer full of good, filling, premade meals!
this is a high spoons recipe with a LOT of instructions!