Hey Pandas, What’s Your Go-To Meal?

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PB&J. It’s easy to make and you only need bread, jelly, and peanut butter!

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Mini is gone(???)

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Pollo picante con queso. Basically boneless chicken breasts (brown in a skillet), smother in salsa/picante sauce, bake at 350F for about 20 minutes, then cover in shredded cheese and bake until melted. Serve with refried beans and chips.

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7points

TheBadHalfofHel

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Easy Go To- Totino’s party pizza with a spinach, tomato and feta salad.
Effort Go To-Chicken and Dumplings

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Dum(b)myThicc

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I got this thing that lets me make pasta in a microwave for Christmas-I'm probably going to die if I don't stop using it every time I don't want to cook, but that would be a HELL of a way to go.

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5points

QueerAxolotls

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Either pasta or mexican

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Ryan H

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Pizza, I’m addicted to pizza. I think I might marry a pizza….mmm pizza.

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Bozza

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Steak no doubt

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Julia Piper

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To make: chicken parm. Nothing better than fully from scratch chicken parm, my twist is to add a thin layer of red wine reduced mushrooms between the chicken and the sauce. It helps keep the chicken crispier while also adding a little earthy, red wine taste.
It also provides a little difference in each bite. I give each layer a different flavour profile so that it doesn't over blend (ie. Garlic only in the chicken, basil only in the sauce etc) and i blend aged cheddar into the cheese to give it a bit more of a kick.

Fastfood: gotta be popeyes chicken, it's like crack.

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Hales

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Pasta or pizza

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Kennethbush

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#10

My go to meal for breakfast is granola and yogurt with fruit and nuts. For an easy dinner I'll make a salad made with everything I have that sounds good! lol Then for when I cook for guests its lasagna or mexican food. When I have a lazy day it's take-out pizza! :) I like to cook so I usually cook instead of doing take out.

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Gramma Carol

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#11

Before I knew what a charcuterie board was, I made something I called odds and ends: sliced cheeses and summer sausage, little pickles and olives and peppercini and other bits and pieces in the fridge that need to be used up.

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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad

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#12

A quick stir-fry, made with whatever meat and vegetables are on hand, with a sauce made from some Bragg's, coconut aminos, sesame oil, and sriracha. Over rice, noodles, quinoa, or just in a big old bowl.

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3points

Bgray450

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#13

Spaghetti carbonara... hearty, tasty, cheap and easy to make.

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Luis Hernandez Dauajare

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#14

I found a copycat recipe for Olive Garden's alfredo that's really easy to make. We have it once a week over tortellini

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actaeon cross

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#15

That's going to be soup. And cheese. Lots of cheese. A ridiculous amount of cheese.

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Headless Roach

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#16

Tacos. Or a bagel with butter. Depending on how scary food is that day

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maddie

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#17

If I have the money? Pizza
If I'm on the last leg before paycheck rolls in? Tuna and crackers lol

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Hannah

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#18

Spaghetti 🍝

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oliver

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#19

Scrambled eggs with garlic and cheese, fresh sliced tomatoes and buttered toast. First summer I didn't live at home I was quite poor and this was often dinner. Many years later and I love it!

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ThisIsMe

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#20

Funeral potatoes. You have not lived until funeral potatoes.

It's literally just butter, potatoes and cheese (with crushed up cornflakes on top for texture

btw the reason I think they're called funeral potatoes is because the recipe calls for 2 sticks of butter

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Gatorman

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#21

anything from a crockpot is good

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freakingbee (she/they)

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#22

Impossible sausage sandwich and decaf soy latte at Starbucks. Never gets old for me.

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Buck Up

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#23

Pork chops, pizza, spaghetti with meatballs and garlic bread, and a true classic in my opinion is burgers, burgers with cheese and ketchup on it, nothing more nothing less, just a plain cheeseburger.

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