My mom was single mom, so we ate ramen all the time when I was growing up. Sadly, now it has become a comfort food for me.

So if Captain Caveman came to see you, you'd accept the noodles and have a nice dinner???

Amen

Nothing wrong with Ramen ..... I have a posting of 101 Ramen Recipes here ... http://mingle2.com/topic/show/35701

I made 7 pounds of cilantro rotini for my freinds on saturday night. Cost me about 10 bucks for all. It cost another 10 for the cheese. But I used the most expensive stuff I could find. Extra aged private stock gryere. Cheap parmesan could have sufficed.

I wouldn't be concerned about food

I have hickups

i want seven pounds of cilantro rotini.
<~~ not the devil... just me hungry with a giant fork.

I don't think that has anything to do with ramen noodles

I boiled up a quart of stewed tomatoes in a saucepan. Then I browned 2 pounds of ground limosine hamburger in another pan. And I boiled the noodles in a third big pan. I put a dash of pepper, garlic, lemon, reallemon juice, and a half ounce of fresh ground cilantro in the browning meat. Then I put a tenth of an ounce of cilantro in with my stewed tomatoes. Drain noodles. Add meat. Add stewed tomatoes. Stir. Grind parmesan over mix or any other favorite cheese. Add up to a half pound of cheese. Stir under low heat. Serve. 7 pounds. Will fill about 8 people. And leftovers are delicious. Take an ordinary loaf of bread and make garlic toast to complete meal. Substitute shell noodles for rotini noodles for a change of pace. Mmmmmmmmmm I can't do ramen noodles. Sodium restricted diet.

lol
gotta luv recipes

nothing is sexier than a recipe from ted nugent ;p

(i'm kidding please don't kill me)

Tina..............I could bring a noodle supper to you, would you like???

My tounge is out at you

Hamburger- 4 bucks for 2 pounds. Noodles- 2 bucks a box. Stewed tomatoes- 2 bucks a quart. Fresh cilantro- 2 bucks for an ounce and a half. Everyone has spices in the cupboard. Depending on cheese you use- from 2 bucks to the 10 dollar a pound good stuff- a cheap meal. We used lime budweiser to keep the meat from browning too fast. That added tremendous flavor. And I had all the kids make homemade vanilla ice cream from starter batter- eggs, milk, and sugar in a double boiler. Strain, cool, add cream, vanilla and pour into grandpas ice cream maker. Made a gallon and a half. Put them in pint mason jars for the individual touch. I got to eat the last pint. The bottom of the barrel crud. Having egg yolks in the mix- I got the best crud. It was like tapioca pudding and vanilla ice cream mixed together! Definitely not ramen noodles. And sugar, milk, eggs, vanilla, cream, and a bag of ice? About 15 bucks for a gallon and a half of non preservative ice cream. About what you'd pay in the stores.

Real beef stroganoff is also inexpensive for materials. Again ground hamburger browned. Add minced peppers, pickled onions, pickled artichokes, pepper, worchestire, garlic, cream of tartar, half a can of campbells beef broth soup, half a can of campbells mushroom soup, and a whole container of sour cream into the browned meat. Stir, simmer, and boil up some stroganoff noodles, or linguini noodles. Pour sauce over noodles and enjoy. Inexpensive. Low in sodium. And not ramen noodles.

You want cheap meals? Aint nothing better nor less expensive than tacos in a bag.

You bet yo azz lol

Tacos in a bag are true emergency relief food. Buy all your taco fixings from the store. Put them out on the table. Then buy individual serving bags of fritos brand corn chips. Tear open one end of the bag and walk down the line and put all the fixings you desire right into the bag! Put your ground browned meat in. Put your shredded lettuce in, your cheese, your sour cream, your taco sauce, your diced onions, your olives, your diced peppers. Then you eat it right out of the bag with a spork! No mess. No dirty dishes. Ez cleanup. Had a tornado come through. Destroyed my lawyers house. She called me. I asked if they needed anything. She said that the whole neighborhood was hungry and to feed us now! Around 150 people. We went all out. Had the browned meats in crockpots hooked to inverters. Fed 150 people tacos in a bag for a hundred and fifty bucks including cold sodas. Had corned beef blessed by a jesuit priest for my freinds of the jewish persuasion. Had beef, and pork. Fed all those people out of the back of my pickup truck. And everyone ate well. The red cross was blown away by our resourcefulness, and speed. Kids love tacos in a bag. Cuz they get to play with their food. Tacos in a bag. That's where its at. And definitely not ramen noodles.

lol biker I can't even read that much, I respect you and all but YOOOOOO you now I want taco's thanks alot!!!

We have a taco in a bag biker cookout every year during the summer. Everyone likes tacos in a bag!