What is your favorite non expensive dish?

[luvs]

cabbage and noodles!
it's so yummy and so easy to make.
you finely shred some cabbage with a knife, then slice up some onion, cook that down in a large skillet in at least 1 stick of (REAL!) butter, covered, and add cooked and drained wide egg noodles, plus lots and lots of black pepper and some salt, towards the end of cooking.

 

[Constance]

Luvs_food, that sounds very tasty. I love cabbage, but no one else here does, so I sometimes fix it for me to lunch on.

 

[mrsdove]

kielbasa and squash

Cut up some yellow squash and zuccini - saute
Cut up kielbasa - saute

mix together with a couple of spoonfuls of apricot jam and voila you have yummy happiness.

 

[Always Hungry]

A breakfast I began eating in Antigua when I was 15 and LOVE ever since.

A sliced tomato sandwich on toasted bread with sliced avocado, a little bit of butter and yellow mustard. Optional is a side of cottage cheese with fresh mango.

not a lot of protein in this sandwich, but it's all about the taste.

 

[BBQ Fish]

Golabki AKA Stuffed cabbage

 

[tancowgirl2000]

Stuffed Cabbage??? How do you do that? Is it like cabbage rolls? PLease indulge me hear......

Sheppards Pie......

for breaky that I really enjoy is toast with Cheeze Whiz and Honey....

 

[jkath]

A breakfast I began eating in Antigua when I was 15 and LOVE ever since.

A sliced tomato sandwich on toasted bread with sliced avocado, a little bit of butter and yellow mustard. Optional is a side of cottage cheese with fresh mango.

not a lot of protein in this sandwich, but it's all about the taste.

That sounds like a perfect snack!!!

 

[BBQ Fish]

Stuffed Cabbage??? How do you do that? Is it like cabbage rolls? PLease indulge me hear......

Sheppards Pie......

for breaky that I really enjoy is toast with Cheeze Whiz and Honey....

Stuffed cabbage, cabbage rolls, pigs in a blanket all mean the same.

 

[jkath]

Really?
To me, pigs in a blanket are little breakfast sausages, each rolled individually in a pancake and topped with maple syrup...talk about different words for different parts of the country!

 

[GB]

Pigs in a blanket to me are little cocktail weenies rolled dough and served at cocktail hours as a passed hor dourve (sp?) with mustard.

 

[jkath]

oh yes - the quickie is to do it with Hillshire Farms' "little smokies" and roll them up in Pillsbury crescent triangles. (great with a slice of avocado inside!) I guess those would be piggies too!

 

[jkath]

more piggies

 

[IcyMist]

LOL what cute little piggies, but I think I will pass on eating them. I have a feeling that they may be a little tough to chew.

My most favorite inexpensive meal is Mac & Cheese. I also love to add mushroom soup and a can of mushrooms to it. Yummmmmmm

 

[bknox]

Cheap eats. Probably red bean soup and cornbread, southern comfort food. If am being lazy and cheap it would have to be pasta or rice and whatever I can find in the fridge.

I had black bean soup and rice last night, a bit of the best of both worlds.

bryan

 

[Andy M.]

The first time I heard of pigs in blankets was at an IHOP. They were pancakes wrapped around breakfast sausages.

I now hear the hot dog/crescent rool combo called that. I haven't seen sausages wrapped in pancakes for a while.

Either way, they don't come close to shepard's pie or cabbage rolls.

 

[luvs]

i grew up knowing them as two things. pigs in the blanket are cabbage rolls and also the little cocktail wieners in crescent roll dough. i love stuffed cabbage. mmmm....