I take a package of ramen noodles, toss the nasty spice packet, add some
unsalted peanuts and/or frozen peas and my own bouillon powder.

Very yummy, quite filling, and I think the total cost is less than 20
cents.


ed

Gee, Ed, we could probably work something out here...I tend to steal the
flavor packet to throw into stir fry or something along those lines and
toss the nasty noodles! <G

Your version DOES sound interesting, though.

Anne
"Ed Chait" <edchait4remove at (no spam) earthlink.net> wrote in message
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I take a package of ramen noodles, toss the nasty spice packet, add some
unsalted peanuts and/or frozen peas and my own bouillon powder.

Very yummy, quite filling, and I think the total cost is less than 20
cents.


ed

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Gee, Ed, we could probably work something out here...I tend to steal the
flavor packet to throw into stir fry or something along those lines and
toss the nasty noodles! <G

Your version DOES sound interesting, though.

Anne
"Ed Chait" <edchait4remove at (no spam) earthlink.net> wrote in message
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I take a package of ramen noodles, toss the nasty spice packet, add some
unsalted peanuts and/or frozen peas and my own bouillon powder.

Very yummy, quite filling, and I think the total cost is less than 20
cents.


ed


LOL!

Actually, the only flavor packet I like is the "oriental" flavor. I don't
toss those. Thanks for the idea of using them in stir fry, etc.

We should do an exchange:).

ed

I take a package of ramen noodles, toss the nasty spice packet, add some
unsalted peanuts and/or frozen peas and my own bouillon powder.

Very yummy, quite filling, and I think the total cost is less than 20
cents.


ed
It all sounds good, especially Ann's cabbage recipe thing, do you have it?

I've got a recipe around here somewhere for a cold salad that uses
cabbage, uncooked Ramen noodles, vinegar, oil, sliced veggies and
other ingredients I can't remember. Want me to find it? It's
absolutely delicious!

Anne/OH

On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:57:17 -0700, "Ed Chait"
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"Anne V." <ahvasquez at (no spam) NOSPAMsbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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Gee, Ed, we could probably work something out here...I tend to steal the
flavor packet to throw into stir fry or something along those lines and
toss the nasty noodles! <G

Your version DOES sound interesting, though.

Anne
"Ed Chait" <edchait4remove at (no spam) earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:CNSdnRQye_S778TVnZ2dnUVZ_qzinZ2d at (no spam) earthlink.com...
I take a package of ramen noodles, toss the nasty spice packet, add some
unsalted peanuts and/or frozen peas and my own bouillon powder.

Very yummy, quite filling, and I think the total cost is less than 20
cents.


ed


LOL!

Actually, the only flavor packet I like is the "oriental" flavor. I don't
toss those. Thanks for the idea of using them in stir fry, etc.

We should do an exchange:).

ed

I take a package of ramen noodles, toss the nasty spice packet, add some
unsalted peanuts and/or frozen peas and my own bouillon powder.

Very yummy, quite filling, and I think the total cost is less than 20
cents.


ed

I like to doctor up Ramen, too. Thanks for reminding me. I'm trying to spend
less at the grocery store, so I'll be getting some. I like to add leftover
meats if I have any, and broccoli and carrots. Think I'll check out the
grocery outlet. Sometimes they have it for ridiculously cheap.

Kathycarp wrote:
I like to doctor up Ramen, too. Thanks for reminding me. I'm trying to
spend less at the grocery store, so I'll be getting some. I like to add
leftover meats if I have any, and broccoli and carrots. Think I'll check
out the grocery outlet. Sometimes they have it for ridiculously cheap.

Isn't plain old spaghetti or even rice or something cheaper? It's more
nutritious, anyway.

(I have a good, easy, cheap recipe for alfredo sauce if you want it.)

I've got a recipe around here somewhere for a cold salad that uses
cabbage, uncooked Ramen noodles, vinegar, oil, sliced veggies and
other ingredients I can't remember. Want me to find it? It's
absolutely delicious!

Anne/OH

Well, I get tired of spaghetti and rice. I haven't had Ramen in years, so
I'm going to try it again.

Ramen noodles here in Little Rock are from about 15 cents a package, on
down. I got a big bundle of them the other day for $1.00. It seems like
there were a dozen packages in it.

Blupencl wrote:
Ramen noodles here in Little Rock are from about 15 cents a package, on
down. I got a big bundle of them the other day for $1.00. It seems like
there were a dozen packages in it.

I see. I tried hard to like them, but I never succeeded. It's probably
half that I can't stand anything salty and half that I can't stand
anything that is even remotely tasteless.