Post by Deleted on Dec 26, 2017 1:54:08 GMT -6
Hi,
I have ingredients. I need to USE them to make something.
I do NOT want to know how to MAKE my ingredients.
I need to know what I can make WITH something, not how to MAKE that something.
Make sense?
How I envision this thread working is simple:
You post a list of ingredients you have lying around and want to get rid of, AND you look at other people's ingredients, and dig through your recipe book for something interesting that USES said ingredient. Assume everyone has basic kitchen essentials(milk, eggs, butter, sugar, flour, etc) and a $20 budget to go out and get stuff. Assume basic appliances(Oven, Microwave, sink, etc.). Assume all soup comes in condensed form. 1 pallet = about ~24 cans.
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY THE POSTER.
Thanks!
For more details:
Whiteboard Overview Video
I have ingredients. I need to USE them to make something.
I do NOT want to know how to MAKE my ingredients.
I need to know what I can make WITH something, not how to MAKE that something.
Make sense?
How I envision this thread working is simple:
You post a list of ingredients you have lying around and want to get rid of, AND you look at other people's ingredients, and dig through your recipe book for something interesting that USES said ingredient. Assume everyone has basic kitchen essentials(milk, eggs, butter, sugar, flour, etc) and a $20 budget to go out and get stuff. Assume basic appliances(Oven, Microwave, sink, etc.). Assume all soup comes in condensed form. 1 pallet = about ~24 cans.
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY THE POSTER.
Thanks!
For more details:
Whiteboard Overview Video