Guys we can all cook darn it. Get a cookbook and you can make anything in there if you can read a measuring cup. There is more to life than frozen pizza but man I eat my share.

 

I'll try it....


I copied & pasted from Photobucket following your instructions and all I see here is a line of text describing my dipsticks picture. Now I'll try to post it and see if a picture shows up....

It's a GIANT SIZED picture!!!! What did I do wrong? Now everybody can see how dirty my engine cover looks!! (It only LOOKS dirty and splotchy in this giant overgrown mammoth of a picture)

 

What make you think you did anything wrong? That may have jsut been a really large file. What do you keep your camera settings on. I keep mine kind of low to middle since they arent for printing purposes usually.

 

Yours is just like mine.

 

Is there something goofy going on with the blog, I see 77gp as the last person to post but I don't see what he posted?????

Edit: nevermind I see it now.......

 

i cant cook even with a cook book

 

Chris these are really good. http://www.birdseye.com/vegetable-products/voila I always add more pasta to them so It feeds more people but it makes a simple meal.

 

Pass, no offence, I'm just wayyy to picky, frozen pizza looks better than those.......Thanks though

 

pasta-then your hungry again in 20 minutes. Gotta at least have meatballs in it. Light your grill up and put a nice juicy hamburger patty in there with butter and potatos and a little seasoning. Then you have a hobo dinner. Probably old news but you gottta wrap it all in foil. Either grill it or throw it in the fire pit, not exactly on the flames.

 

Yes - try Hamburger Helper or Chicken Helper. They're cheap, come in lots of different kinds, and you can mix all of it on the stove in a big pan - doesn't have to be a skillet, doesn't even have to include the meat.

Another good one is "Voila!" - by Green Giant, I think. It's a bag in the frozen section, a complete meal including meat already cut up and cooked. You just dump the whole bag (the contents, that is) into your big pan, stir and heat it for about 10 minutes.

Good luck!