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sister_of_mercy

London, United Kingdom

Feb 02, 2011 @ 14:17:47

Do you have a favourite meal that you've managed to throw together with whatever's in the cupboard? I mean the kind of meal that you haven't looked at a recipe or anything like that, the kind that's experimental.

What is it?

Edited: February 02, 2011 @ 14:19

jmo

Beruset af Julebryg

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Feb 02, 2011 @ 14:25:33

I once added tobasco sauce to cheese on toast. It was a phenomenon. Complicated though, with three different ingredients and all, so it will require a bit of trial and error.

someone_else

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American Alps, Washington

Feb 02, 2011 @ 14:55:14

I used to have a friend who would take any kind of leftovers, heat it up and wrap it in a flour tortilla. I suppose that's more of a refrigerator concoction though.

Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

Feb 02, 2011 @ 15:47:56

Pasta, I just throw whatever I can find in the cupboard into it at times.

someone_else

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American Alps, Washington

Feb 02, 2011 @ 15:50:17

@Silver_Lining Said

Pasta, I just throw whatever I can find in the cupboard into it at times.

Probably could do the same thing with rice.

In fact, I remember as a kid we used to eat rice with peanut butter and rice with tuna and soy sauce.

Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

Feb 02, 2011 @ 15:57:00

@someone_else Said

Probably could do the same thing with rice.

In fact, I remember as a kid we used to eat rice with peanut butter and rice with tuna and soy sauce.

Odd choices there!

someone_else

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American Alps, Washington

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:01:12

@Silver_Lining Said

Odd choices there!

Yes they are.

Not really much different than eating a peanut butter sandwich or a tuna sandwich (without mayo).

Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:03:24

@someone_else Said

Yes they are.

Not really much different than eating a peanut butter sandwich or a tuna sandwich (without mayo).

I suppose, but it's not something you'd think of putting together. I've never tried peanut butter and I don't like Tuna though.

someone_else

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American Alps, Washington

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:05:50

@Silver_Lining Said

I suppose, but it's not something you'd think of putting together. I've never tried peanut butter and I don't like Tuna though.

I'm wondering now who came up with the idea.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't me.

I've heard of worse ideas though. When I was in school we were comparing "weird foods" and the two strangest sandwiches I heard were "mustard and sugar" and "mayonnaise and marshmallow creme".

Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#10

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:20:17

@someone_else Said

I'm wondering now who came up with the idea.

Nice!

My friend has mashed potato mixed with mint sauce!

treebee

Government Hooker

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London, United Kingdom

#11

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:27:30

I think when you have fried off mince beef and onion you can add more or less anything.

I always have noodles in the cupboard and often chuck any old sauce over them.

floydgirrl

Stalkee

Pope's Wine Celler, Holy See (

#12

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:29:34

I did this the other night. I had some grilled chicken strips in my freezer that I thawed and heated. Added it to some buttered noodles and corn and voila I a very bland looking meal.

It was quite good though!!

Edited: February 02, 2011 @ 16:29

steveuk

London, United Kingdom

#13

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:41:24

Pasta & sausages with a cheese and tomato sauce made from a block of cheese and some tomato puree

someone_else

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American Alps, Washington

#14

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:42:55

Oh yeah...tater tots (pictured below in case you know them by another name) covered with chili and cheese. A bit like a variation of chili cheese fries.

floydgirrl

Stalkee

Pope's Wine Celler, Holy See (

#15

Feb 02, 2011 @ 16:57:50

@someone_else Said

Oh yeah...tater tots (pictured below in case you know them by another name) covered with chili and cheese. A bit like a variation of chili cheese fries.

OMG! That sounds good!!!

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