r/slackerrecipes • u/danilosaur • Jun 24 '13
r/slackerrecipes • u/colorbones • Sep 10 '13
slacker recipe Unofficial Recipe: Crunchwrap Supreme
r/slackerrecipes • u/bks33691 • Jun 09 '13
slacker recipe Sometimes the basics are the best - easy weeknight hash
r/slackerrecipes • u/MIDItheKID • Jan 31 '12
It's called a walking taco. This is about as slacker as it gets.
r/slackerrecipes • u/soupguy • Oct 06 '12
My bro and I just launched a website with cheap and easy recipes for college students!
r/slackerrecipes • u/emilyamanda88 • Dec 29 '12
myfridgefood.com - You tell it what you have, and it tells you what you can make and how.
r/slackerrecipes • u/doingsomething • Feb 28 '14
Slacker siopao (aka bao, steamed buns) Updated now with pics
r/slackerrecipes • u/obstacle32 • Jan 17 '13
Eggs + Ham, that's all you need to make Baked Eggs in Ham Cups! (super delicious too)
r/slackerrecipes • u/ceedub12 • Aug 28 '14
44 Five Ingredient (or fewer) Recipes
r/slackerrecipes • u/visitaking • Apr 28 '13
slacker recipe 30 second Nutella brownie bites for your ice cream.
Accidentally discovered this while trying to make a chocolate syrup replacement.
Things you'll need:
1 small bowl (the same bowl you'll be eating ice cream out of)
Nutella (Or knock-off brands if you're doing this on the cheap)
Ice Cream
Put two big tablespoons of Nutella into the bowl, followed by a teaspoon of ice cream. You just want enough ice cream to make the Nutella easy enough to stir. If you add too much, you'll end up with Nutella syrup.
Throw it in the microwave just long enough to melt the ice cream (~15 seconds on high).
Take it out of the microwave and stir vigorously with a spoon. As you stir, you'll notice the Nutella start to thicken and eventually it will start forming into an actual solid, brownie-like chunk of heaven. Throw your ice cream on top of it to cool/harden it. Enjoy that little mouthgasm.
r/slackerrecipes • u/octupie • May 03 '13
slacker recipe I made a pizza entirely out of leftovers. (The crust is only TWO ingredients).
r/slackerrecipes • u/kaybe • Aug 23 '12
slacker recipe Easy breakfast burritos [x-post r/frugal]
r/slackerrecipes • u/thedarkcharger • Jun 30 '13
Boring Taco Salad.. I kid, it's Delicious. (Details in comments)
r/slackerrecipes • u/soupguy • May 13 '13
slacker recipe Easy Pepperoni English Muffin Pizzas (recipe in comments)
r/slackerrecipes • u/[deleted] • Sep 18 '12
slacker recipe Nutellla Cookies!
1 cup nutella, 1 cup flour, 1 egg, ~2 tbsp vegetable oil. Bake @ 350 for around 16-18 minutes. HOLY SHIT.
r/slackerrecipes • u/nukefudge • Sep 03 '12
slacker recipe this isn't even a recipe, is it...
right so...
-buy some plants. pointy/lengthy - small carrots, small maize, small asparagus - cucumber sliced lengthwise, peppers sliced, whatever!
-get some taco/salsa sauce (hot! - and not dip mix 'cause that requires preparation, and that's not how i roll), preferably in a wide glass.
-yeah so... dip the plants.
i don't know why i didn't think of this sooner. i like chili and i don't care much for vegetables... but with this "trick", i'm actually enjoying eating plants! so... that's pretty awesome. healthy and scorched \o/
r/slackerrecipes • u/Bar_Har • Jun 20 '15
For a house warming gift a friend gave me several pounds of Lucky Charms marshmallows. What can I make with them?
r/slackerrecipes • u/mrspremise • Mar 05 '14
Breakfast skrillet: Potatoes, leek, garlic, mushrooms, bacon, grill it. Add eggs and cheese, put it in oven at 400F for 7 mins. Tadam.
r/slackerrecipes • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '13
slacker recipe Flourless Chocolate Cake in a Mug - 1 minute in the microwave!
r/slackerrecipes • u/kkashyyyk • Jan 31 '13
slacker recipe Homemade Macaroni and Cheese Burritos
r/slackerrecipes • u/thatsnotme7 • May 22 '11
Posted this over at bachelor chef a while ago then discovered you guys. Here's my easy, drunk-proof recipe for pad thai.
Ingredients: 2 packets of cheap Ramen (any flavor, I used beef), 1 frozen chicken thigh /breast (thawed), Soy Sauce, Peanut Butter, Sriracha/other red chili sauce, Garlic powder, Butter, Water/chicken broth, Lemon/lime juice.
Melt about 1/4 cup of butter in a skillet over medium-high and cook the chicken (cut into inch long strips) in it for about 3 minutes, stirring. Add 3/4 cups of water and 3/4 cups chicken broth. As it begins to boil, add a few splashes of soy, 1 1/2 Tablespoon of peanut butter, 1/2 a Teaspoon of garlic powder, a generous squirt or two of sriracha, and the broken up contents of two ramen packets (I used the flavor packet from one). Cover, bring down the heat, and let simmer for 10 minutes or until desired consistency is reached, mixing occasionally. Squirt a bit of lemon/lime juice on top. And them get you some.
This recipe gets bonus points because I just made it whilst shit-housed on cheap whiskey at 4 am and even I couldn't screw it up.
Also, it's fuckin' good.
Edit: All measurements are approximated. Do your thing and have fun.