What's the most humble meal you like to eat? For me it's an onion and mayo sandwich.
What's the most humble meal you like to eat? For me it's an onion and mayo sandwich.
What's the most humble meal you like to eat? For me it's an onion and mayo sandwich.
Humble pie
for me, it’s just croutons from the bag
rice with fried egg I guess
raw cabbage
Bread and olive oil.
Bread and salted Linseed oil
>modest
>Linseed oil
>Need an entire factory to make dish
Hobo Stew
Rice, cheese, hot sauce and a tin of sardines.
Bread, fresh cheese, tomato with salt sprinkled on top. Usually have it for dinner when I want something quick and effortless
yummy tomato sandwich. I hope you're eating it open face.
Of course, I usually cut the bread rather thick so it's just bread, cheese, tomato + salt
Sometimes I drizzle on olive oil on all of it just cuz it looks / tastes nice.
based butterbrod
Deenz with bread and cheddar. Maybe a bit of hot sauce. My mom taught me the marinara sauce grandma used in the Great Depression too, just canned tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, and salt/pepper with pasta. Can be made for like $4.00 if using the cheapest ingredients possible.
>great depression tomato sauce costs 4 dollars to make
the absolute state of the economy
Dry rolled oats.
Porridge.
Based.
Homemade Bread and Soup
who is the man in this picture
my grandma had this hanging up in the kitchen
I didnt know until recently but it's old war propaganda
https://gracebyenstrom.com/story/
boiled rice
Ö A T S, bröther.
cereal
Not me but my mother. Just a plain hot dog or two. She was an odd bird.
Gee 2 hotdogs?
Only when we were watching baseball or football games together. I miss her.
Hardboiled egg, salt, pepper, mustard if I'm feeling fancy
Add a slice of toasted rye, with a thin layer of butter to that.
Individually wrapped slices of Kraft Singles.
Probably the most humble meal I had was when I was on the Camino de Santiago in 2005. I stayed in some monastery and the Abbot there gave out "sopa de ajo" or garlic soup which was essentially water soup with garlic and bread crumbs and oil.
It was pretty good though.
Uh, how about a knuckle sandwich, racist?
white rice with nothing
Spaghetti and tomato ketchup.
Boiled lentils. Boiled potato. Any boiled starch really.
Onion and sardine sandwich, like Belker.
Mackerel. Just mackerel.
Is that actually cheap where you live?
The can in your photo would EASILY be $2.50 at my place, and that's if you shop around.
precooked chicken tendies
rice and french fries
Cold hotdogs on white bread with ketchup after drinking 12 beers
can of tuna in water, maybe add some rice if i'm feeling fancy
Vegetable soup from homemade vegetable stock. Potatoes, carrots, celery root, parsley root, fried onion and fresh garlic seasoned with only salt, pepper, marjoram and caraway seeds.
An ceapaire.
Sandwich. White bread. Bit of butter. Some ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato. Cut into squares.
>Nuts
>Pomegranate Nuggets
>Parsley
>Carrots
>Salt
>Dirt
>Bear Piss
>Air
>Sand
>Bacon
>Wood
>Gravity
>Toothpaste
>Charcoal
>Fabric
>Hair
>Dust
>My Seed
>Science
>Thoughts
>Frick
>Finger Nails
>DJ Jazzy Jeff
>Metal
>Sprouts
I don't know what you expected from this thread other than fifty different versions of bread with one topping.
For me, it's porkliver paté, which is very common and cheap here in Denmark.
Heat it up a little and it goes from a poor man's meal to a feast.
>pork shoulder chop baked
>Potatoes boiled skin on, mixed with butter
>Cabbage steamed in the microwave with butter
>Seasoned with lemon pepper
Sometimes I skip the pork chop.
Grits with a little salt and butter. Very tasty if done right.
mayo is not humble
I'm humbled by this man's sushi.
Cheese optional.
Also Grießbrei (hot semolina pudding) or Milchreis (hot rice pudding) with some sugar and cinnamon.
Plain salami slices,with cheese and tomato if am feeling motivated
split pea soup
Oets
Liverwurst and onion on rye with Coleman’s mustard.
Rye bread with some liverwurst and mustard. Side of cheddar, maybe even a pickle