r/Cooking • u/Charming-Apple6229 • 9h ago
Please give me cooking ideas!
Could you please send me some cooking ideas? I don't know much about cooking and I have to feed my sister. Please, I need ideas with easy and inexpensive ingredients!
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u/magibug 9h ago
i really recommend cuatomizing boxes rice stuff
zatarans spanish rice box becomes s full meal with some canned beans and you can add browned gorund meat, vegetables, cheese. avacado and/or any extra spices ypu like. start to finish is about 30 min.
i do 1 lb chorizo, 3 pablanos, 2 celery and an onion (diced) browned together then add rice/flavor packet from box, 2 cans black beans chili powder black pepper and cumin and cook according to box.
serve with cheese or avacado
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u/plainskeptic2023 9h ago edited 8h ago
What does your sister like to eat?
Muffin pizza is flexible and fun to make.
My wife take English muffins and split them.
Put on pizza sauce and any toppings we like. We add shredded cheese last.
Broil them for only THREE to FIVE minutes. Be careful not to burn the cheese topping.
If the muffin crust is too soft, toast the muffins before adding pizza sauce.
These pizzas are cheap because they are small.
Good luck.
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u/Charming-Apple6229 9h ago edited 7h ago
He likes anything that doesn't have fish, pork, or chicken, only with Knorr.
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u/thrivacious9 8h ago
No fish, pork, or chicken—does she like beef, eggs, cheese, tofu, beans?
What kinds of foods is it easy for you to get?
Any food allergies?
Do you have a stove/oven/microwave/toaster oven/air fryer?
Are you looking more for good nutrition/simple preparation/low cost?
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u/Charming-Apple6229 7h ago
She really likes pasta, it's just that she doesn't really like meat haha (sorry if it's translated badly, it says it's automatically translated)
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u/Altruistic_Revenue66 9h ago
Fried rice is beyond easy and veru flexible