>>8 dollar store canned chili is probably the tastiest and easiest way to cram beans into your diet when you can't be bothered to cook.
my favorite meal is any variation of the stew. there's a lot to be done within that framework and, if you own a slow cooker, it doesn't require much fiddling with physicality. just chop a few things up and put em in there. a particular combination i'd recommend is using tomato soup/sauce/paste as a liquid base and adding in minced beef or sliced sausages, as well as any vegetables and spices of your liking. for me, it's carrots, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, bay leaf and parsley. a really awesome snack i like is roasting up some mushrooms in the pan on medium-low heat. takes a bit of time but if you're like me you have all of your time to yourself so it ain't a big deal. very yummy. i wanna try roasting up some mushrooms on a fire. i've done it with apples before and it's delicious so mushrooms must be delicious too.
dollar store canned chili is probably the tastiest and easiest way to cram beans into your diet when you can't be bothered to cook.
my favorite meal is any variation of the stew. there's a lot to be done within that framework and, if you own a slow cooker, it doesn't require much fiddling with physicality. just chop a few things up and put em in there. a particular combination i'd recommend is using tomato soup/sauce/paste as a liquid base and adding in minced beef or sliced sausages, as well as any vegetables and spices of your liking. for me, it's carrots, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, bay leaf and parsley.
a really awesome snack i like is roasting up some mushrooms in the pan on medium-low heat. takes a bit of time but if you're like me you have all of your time to yourself so it ain't a big deal. very yummy. i wanna try roasting up some mushrooms on a fire. i've done it with apples before and it's delicious so mushrooms must be delicious too.