>>22268593
steel cut oats

>chicken/vegetable bake
>chili-mac
>noodles w/ butter, milk, cheese for sauce
>hobo scramble (eggs, potatoes, cheese, butter, onions, etc) w/ hot sauce on top
>Salisbury steak w/gravy

I know it's cliche, but I love the classic chicken breast, rice, and broccoli dinner. Really easy to make. You can vary it up a lot depending on how you season the chicken. The rice can be plain white with butter, cheesy rice, you can use the drippings from the chicken on the rice, or you can make it Asian style and use sweet n sour sauce on the chicken and rice. 3 ingredients can turn into 7-10 unique dishes

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>>22268593
>humble

>>22268593
>humble
>tuna
pick one.
tuna is too strong of a horrendous flavor to be humble.

>>22268636
When it's in a casserole the flavor mellows out a ton. Tuna casserole is actually rather bland.

>>22268664
Gotta toss the 'basco on it even the most bland tuna casserole is gold

>>22268675
I use Louisiana hot sauce with my tuna casserole. But yeah, I love the stuff. I didn't necessarily mean "bland" in a negative way.

>>22268610
>hobo style eggs

Fucking HELL yeah

>>22268636
Nigmei, boy.

>>22268593
ketchup and pasta

For me it was rice and pinto beans with a peanut sauce on top consisting of PB, soy sauce, sriracha, garlic, brown sugar and maybe 1 or 2 other things
I actually kinda yearn for it every now and then even though I'm no longer jobless

>>22268593
actually cooking something disqualifies it from being a depression meal

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>>22268593
One of my favorite comfort foods just so happens to be one the cheapest things you can make: Southern fried cabbage. Just a bit of onion, a strip or two of bacon and a head of cabbage and you can feed an entire household for just a couple dollars. I don't like it because it's cheap. It's simply delicious. Cabbage fried in pork fat and onions... I mean, if you don't like that then something is wrong with you.

>>22268705
This is pretty damn close to this korean dish I made once, fried cabbage fritters
Turns out basically everybody has a version of this and it is indeed really damn good

>>22268705
that does sound pretty good, think i'd want to add garlic though

>>22268723
It does have garlic. Figured that kind of goes without saying, like the salt.

rotisserie chicken and pasta

chicken thighs with spices cooked with rice in the rice cooker

hot dogs

>>22268593
looks bad

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>>22268823

>>22268593

>>22268818
nice reddit filename laddie

>>22268823
Huh?

>>22268664
it tastes bad.
fuck you.