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Simple Fast Recpies For The Too Tired To Cook Days

rhinefire

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Mixed a half can of creamed corn with half a can of cut green beans and half can of diced Mexican style tomatoes, added salt, pepper and butter and simmered uncovered to reduce the liquid to my liking. A very quick and lazy way to make a very tasty side dish. I think I'll add some sliced smoked sausage and convert it to a main dish next time.
 
Prepare one box of macaroni and cheese... add 1 can ea drained tuna and sweet peas... instant bachelors tuna casserole!
 
rhinefire said:
Mixed a half can of creamed corn with half a can of cut green beans and half can of diced Mexican style tomatoes, added salt, pepper and butter and simmered uncovered to reduce the liquid to my liking. A very quick and lazy way to make a very tasty side dish. I think I'll add some sliced smoked sausage and convert it to a main dish next time.
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Simple? Try opening a single can of:

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rhinefire said:
Mixed a half can of creamed corn with half a can of cut green beans and half can of diced Mexican style tomatoes, added salt, pepper and butter and simmered uncovered to reduce the liquid to my liking. A very quick and lazy way to make a very tasty side dish. I think I'll add some sliced smoked sausage and convert it to a main dish next time.
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Cooked sliced smoked sausage,your favorite barbecue sauce on top of rice.
 
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