Ultra Easy Healthy Meals | But Cheaper

I think the toast is doing a lot of work on the shakshuka having made it before. I’d rather just make eggs with a side of cooked vegetables or something. Cut out the crushed tomatoes which just overpower the rest of the dish.

The 'cheaper' will attract 50% of y'all and the 'healthy' will attract the other 50%
I don't make the rules.

"Serves 2 to 4 people"

Me: eats like 2 to 4 people

5 years later, 1 lb of ground chicken is no longer 2.50 (unless you buy in bulk). it now costs around 6 dollars for 1lb of ground chicken.

I’m officially smarter than I was five minutes ago.

Hello from the UK - you pronounce it 'Wuh-ster' Sauce

Oh my god somebody else who admits to not knowing the months in order THANK YOU

U might have a bad memory, and not know the months in order, but don’t feel bad. I have a friend who is WAY too old to not know how to read, but he still doesn’t-


Btw js to help u, the months in order are:

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.
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I’m in awe of how clearly you explained this!

If all videos were like this, I’d be dangerous.

This video deserves an award!

your balls are like a small appetizer

I can’t stop talking about how good this is!

This tutorial hit me with knowledge like a plot twist.

Look delicious, but quite high cholesterol with all that cheese, mayonnaise, sauces etc.

For people who want to eat kale but don't like it raw (idk man, I've never tried it any other way then cooked/boiled): here's a classic dutch recipe on the cheap (we call it boerenkool stamppot, idk what that would be in english tbh):

you need:
- about 400 grams (3 2/3 cups) of kale, roughly chopped (idk pieces of about 1-2 cm / 1/2-2 inches?) or just buy it chopped if they have it, way easier
- about 1 kg (2.2 pounds) of potatoes, preferably ones that are a littl crumbly when cooked. Chop them into large pieces (it really doesn't matter as much, we're gonna make them smaller anyways)
- some yoghurt/sour cream whatever you like, about half a cup ish? just a couple table spoons, whatever you like
- some mustard (about 1 tablespoon? who measures these things anyways?)
- some bacon bits (just any small chopped piece of salty pork, i think bacon is closest to what we have)
- some (smoked) sausage & gravy if you like that

boil the potatoes for about 20 minutes and add the kale for the last 10 (boil until fully cooked, but should be roughly this)
then get rid of the water and mash the potatoes and kale together (you want to keep some smaller chunks, don't think of it as a super fine mashed potatoe kinda thing)
add your yoghurt, mustard and bacon bits and mash/ mix those through
serve with the sausage & gravy
just leave out the meat if you want it veggie & change the yoghurt for something plant-based if you want it vegan
and please don't complain about the lack of seasoning

and it's pretty cheap, especially without the meat but also with. Great winter meal in my opinion

Thanks bro i was starving
I made the pork nut thingy its cooking. i'll say how it taste

It taste like I didn't cook enough.😊

Your voice is very calming.

Your personality makes this fun.

I appreciate the effort here.

Breakfast should have been way richer. It's just my opinion.

Love this energy.

I’m impressed.

I like your style of presentation.

You deserve every bit of success coming your way.

The transitions were so smooth.

I could watch this all day.

I�ll be rewatching this later.