I should not take credit for this one: perhaps every grad student invents this one in by their second year. Wondering why it took me over five years to find out? Because I can actually cook!
Bragging apart, if you have some tasty left-overs from a Sunday lunch (or parceled something from the restaurant because you are single and their serving sizes are too big for one person) and you are too lazy/drunk to go out for dinner, then this is a good choice.
Ingredients:
Any noodles you have in stock.
Any leftover food you have.
Procedure:
1. Cook the noodles (I assume you are an expert with whatever you regularly eat) until 1 minute is left for it to get done.
2. Add the leftover food.
3. Cook for 1 more minute so that the noodles are fully done and the leftover stuff becomes warm.
4. Mix with a spoon and eat.
Bragging apart, if you have some tasty left-overs from a Sunday lunch (or parceled something from the restaurant because you are single and their serving sizes are too big for one person) and you are too lazy/drunk to go out for dinner, then this is a good choice.
Ingredients:
Any noodles you have in stock.
Any leftover food you have.
Procedure:
1. Cook the noodles (I assume you are an expert with whatever you regularly eat) until 1 minute is left for it to get done.
2. Add the leftover food.
3. Cook for 1 more minute so that the noodles are fully done and the leftover stuff becomes warm.
4. Mix with a spoon and eat.
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