Your Favorite Recipes

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  1. BIGFOOT
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    BIGFOOT More than a myth!

    Feb 12, 2026 at 12:55 PM
    Me too... I've had Caramel but the best one I've had so far is the Milky Way Choc Spread

    10/10
     
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    Ricky mixtape: 05/16/26

    Feb 12, 2026 at 1:30 PM
    Fresh clam
     
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    Feb 12, 2026 at 2:44 PM
    Another simple yummy one I got from one of my students from Japan: soba noodles (ramen also works) with tahini and soy sauce.

    That’s it. I use like 3 tablespoons of tahini to 2 cups of noodles and just soy to taste.

    Takes 5 minutes. Addictive
     
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    Ripper Roo Last of a Dying Breed

    Feb 13, 2026 at 7:18 AM
    That sounds delicious. I might try it on my cheat day this weekend
    What are the odds? I was just watching a video they mentioned soba noodles yesterday lol
     
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    Ripper Roo Last of a Dying Breed

    Feb 13, 2026 at 7:22 AM
    Idk if yall heard of him but Barry Lewis is one of my favorite cooking channels to watch. One of my favorites is his cheap vs steep series where he’ll make a food item with cheap ingredients then make that same food item with expensive ingredients and see which one is better. It’s surprising sometimes the cheap ends up being better
     
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    Feb 13, 2026 at 4:21 PM
    Do you ever do any meal prep?

    It seems like such a great idea but I can never get it together enough to actually put together a week's worth of pre-cooked meals. I wish I could. We do plan the week in advance, though, so we know what we're doing from day to day. That keeps things less stressy overall.
     
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    Ripper Roo Last of a Dying Breed

    Feb 13, 2026 at 6:02 PM
    No, I don’t meal prep either. I don’t really plan what I’m eating the week in advance, I like the spontaneity of just eating what I feel like that day as long as it’s relatively healthy. But meal prep could definitely be useful if you get stressed out about that sort of thing. It’s also useful for stricter diets and families with little time. I assume certain foods are better than others when it comes to meal prepping. When I see people meal prepping it’s usually just a lot of chicken and rice lol
     
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    Minato Eminem’s Burner Account

    Feb 13, 2026 at 6:24 PM
    I’m trying to rest in peace
    But Gen Z keeps asking me to Eat
    “Slim your skinny! You peaked in 2013”
    And my Stan’s & family think it was 2003
    I’m still sicker then Christopher reeves
    But Debbie is the only one that knows my allergies
    I just sneeze and all the G’s start scattering
    I treat an antibody like Jcole studying
    Jigga, we learning Terminology
    Who tf iz U bothering?!
    No apologies, I just start hollering
    I ain’t eating Peas or celery
    f--- veggies, I’m ordering Beef from 50
    Ripping p----’s like a Single Pepperoni
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    Feb 13, 2026 at 6:43 PM
    I love this thread lol

    We're busy with our hands full for sure so the minimal planning we do is necessary... but one-pot meals are easy to stretch,
    that's what we usually do. Sloppy joes, chili. That stuff lasts for a week of lunches or easy dinners. It's just the whole operation of putting them together into the freezer in portions at the same time that's beyond my level of energy usually... which is too bad because it would be sooo handy to be able to just grab a couple of frozen servings of chili and throw them together in a pan & there's dinner. Some nights there's zero mental bandwidth for figuring out what to feed everyone; having something good ready with almost zero effort is just a nice thing to do for ME since half the time I have to figure it out. (I'm lucky that my husband actually *likes* to cook, so he helps, but we take turns.)

    PB is a handy fallback. Everybody loves peanut butter sandwiches or toast. Also easy is boiling pasta and throwing tuna with mayo onto it. For me, that's a meal... I use half olive oil mayo and half greek yogurt; instant simple tuna "salad".

    I'm the only one who will eat that, though.

    Frozen ravioli is also easy, just boil and warm a jar of sauce...
     
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