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What kind of food are we talking about, here? Rice and beans?
I'll put soy, tomato, or chili sauce in just about anything. What kind of cuisine are you used to? -
BigBoo23126y@spongessuck You are spot on. It's mostly beans and some rice to add the remaining calories I need.
I do meal prepping, but this is mostly to hit my baseline. Some extra calories are fine. As long as they are decent calories.
Idk about tomato sauce with rice though. Is it any good? -
BigBoo23126y@2lazy2debug I meant, how do I find your Instagram if you don't link it anywhere?
But thanks for the tips! -
Sure, you can add some diced tomatoes and Mexican or creole seasonings and it'd be a little more interesting.
One thing I crave in dishes like that is something meaty. I don't know if you're going for vegetarian but you could try adding cheese or tofu for some texture. -
BigBoo23126y@Alice Thanks! I've actually never made curry pastes on my own. But I think this is a great idea.
Most of my food is very cheap as well, even though I have money. But there's a lot of things I avoid on other principles, which tend to hold down the costs anyways. -
BigBoo23126y@spongessuck I will check this out.
I do like tofu though. But it's also somewhat boring if you don't do anything with it. I mean, I could eat it as is. Same with beans though. I prefer beans over tofu for that though.
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Hello fellow ranters.
I'm looking for some inspiration in the kitchen.
Lately I've been on somewhat of a health binge. So I'm looking for some ways to make my dry and uninteresting food more interesting. Like a sauce or something.
I usually like hummus a lot. But it's getting old. Does anyone have any fun I can take inspiration from?
I'm not looking for recepies, just inspiration.
Don't know if I need to say this but obviously I'm not looking for unhealthy stuff. So nothing too fat.
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