I've got frozen chicken breast and Frozen mixed vegetables broccoli cauliflower carrot. I'd like to make a stew or soup. I've got soup base and a solid assortment of spices. Thoughts?

I tried this and it’s pretty awesome.. we usually don’t make pasta with peppers but this definitely hit the spot and took me like 10mins and cleaned my pantry leftovers

[ASMR] 5 Ingredient Pasta : A Quick Weeknight Meal video

So I've been building this hobby recipe website over the years, and at one point I built in a 'Fridge Mode' recipe search (possibly I drew inspiration from this subreddit, I don't recall). It does what you'd expect. Since we're all stuck at home with dwindling supplies, I thought some of you might appreciate it.

https://www.convergencemenu.com/fridgemode.xhtml

The recipes on it are mostly for bulk vegan/vegetarian dishes, but there's a bit of a mix by now.

There's of course much more to it than that (like, really a lot more - the project started as a catering app back in 2014 but whatever, I don't want to ramble). Um, yeah that's it.

Oh, and I'm really sorry if I'm breaking any forum rules. This is kinda promotional, but it's more about building the project than making money (while I do say I accept donations on the site, if you do actually want access to the fancy stuff and say you came from /r/WhatTheFridge, you'll get access for free).

Feedback and ideas welcome in comments. Stay healthy, home, and wash your hands. :)

I have stuff to make bean and cheese tacos - this is important because it uses cheese I could use for sandwiches.

I have barely eaten packs of sliced chicken bread and prosciutto that I don’t know what to do with. I don’t want them to go bad.

Should I buy bread? Or more cheese? Or should I freeze the leftover meat for when I get back? What can I make to use up those 2 ingredients??? I have pasta.

I don’t have eggs. I don’t have bread.

So we ended up with 57.92 pounds of Camembert's any ideas on what to make with them all?

So yesterday my family was talking about how my mom accidentally burned me when I was a fucking fan shit towards her today my fucking burned himself when he touched the kettle.Fucking Coincidence right?

So I'm currently writing this as I'm washing dishes but my brother and I don't know what to make that isn't the same things everyday. What we have left is some pork longaniza, sliced bread, various cheeses, tortilla chips, frozen mixed vegetables bag, frozen broccoli bag, four tortillas, a head of lettuce, and cherry tomatoes. Some cucumbers a few tomatoes and 2 small red potatoes. I'm sorry if formatting is bad but I'm an awful cook and just found this sub. If anyone has any links to recepies or ideas to offer it would help a lot thanks.

I have noodles, pancake mix, 2 eggs, a potato, lil smokies, cereal, chicken, rice, canned beans, some canned stir fry veggies, and about $20 I can use to get a few things. Anyone got some good ideas?

I've got a week and a half until pay day and several items I'm not sure what to do with.

A dozen eggs. A full package of bacon. Canned tomato soup. Milk (about a cup) Shredded cheddar cheese. Frozen mixed veggies (broccoli, carrots, peas, and corn). Canned chili. And cereal. Obv some of these are ready for meals like eggs and bacon but I'm not totally sure with the others. Help?

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This sub needs some fresh air. I can see the potential and the usefulness

I’m all for this sub, but when I try to post it only gives the text option rather than a photo post option. Is there a wait period or are we gonna have to list everything in our fridge top to bottom

I got a pound of ground goat meat, and need to cook it tonight, but no idea what to do with it.

• goat meat (been sitting in butter, cayenne, and crushed pepper overnight)
• cheese
• bread
• spinach
• tomato
• eggs
• Deli ham/Turkey
• Black beans

EDIT: Also baby carrots!

Hey, came here from this comment, this is such a cool place! I've noticed it's nearly dead, but maybe we can fix that. So...

I constantly have leftover beef patties and hot dogs, but I never have any bread products. What can I use them for besides burgers/hot dogs?

I also usually have some bell peppers, ground beef, marinara sauce, and pasta noodles. Is there a good noodle dish I can make?

Is there a way I can make garlic bread with sliced sandwich bread (white), garlic powder, butter, and shredded cheese?

I was hoping this could be a stuffed pepper dish. Any thoughts on how I can approach this and in what order?

I have 2 chicken breasts, a zucchini, a yellow squash, green onion, garlic, 2 tomatoes, 4 small red potatoes, a bunch of avocados, rice, couscous, and a lot of different spices what should I do for dinner tonight? Edit: and small and medium size flour tortillas

It appears that this sub has died.... Tis a pity. Everyone seems to be subbed still, so maybe this could be seen. This sub could really be great if we would all just post a bit more. I think it is a wonderful idea. We all have those days- forget to go grocery shopping, pays a bit late and can't afford to, or maybe you just want to try something new. Just post here. The few posts here have been well recieved. Just try and ask us next time... We'd love to help- right guys?

What kinds of fun food can I make with hot dogs when I'm out of buns?

I needed fresh ginger for a recipe and I still have a lot left over. I'm trying to work harder on not wasting food, and I'm going grocery shopping in two days for the week. Already made a teriyaki turkey rice bowl and shrimp and noodle soup last night. One caveat: I have a three year old who may not be thrilled with a meal that is saturated with ginger flavor. Any ideas of something family friendly? Thanks!

Chicken (frozen southern fried grillsteaks) and Chips have been quite a staple for me for many years, since I was a student and even before then, to the extent that after all these years I'm starting to feel a little tired of the same old dinner, and I'm looking for ways to make it slightly more interesting rather than just drowning it in beans and bbq sauce.
Any help is much appreciated, by my taste buds alone!

Hiya,

Someone gave me a buttload of apples fresh off the tree from an apple picking trip. It's less than a bushel but more than a peck so it's a buttload.

Does anyone have anything I could use them in? We've been adding them to sandwiches and just eating them outright of course, but if someone has a recipe (dessert or otherwise) I'd love to hear it.

We have some pork chops for supper later in the week, how can I incorporate them?

I have a pie recipe already so anything else is appreciated :)

I have bacon, eggs, hamburger buns, tons of random herbs and spices, ramen noodles, chicken broth, tomato soup, tortilla chips, soy sauce, very mild salsa, potatoes, one slice of american cheese, pretzels and pork chops along with the normal stuff like milk and flour and stuff. I'm sick of eating nothing but bacon eggs and toast for most of my meals so if you have any interesting ideas please let me know!

• n.b. we are sick of bean burritos
• 6 eggs
• dried red lentils (large bag)
• dried black beans (small bag)
• dried kidney beans (small bag)
• flour (huge bag)
• macaroni noodles
• cornmeal (half a bag)
• 2 very large carrots
• a good amount of celery
• most of a large can of tomato sauce, currently frozen
• 1 clove garlic
• cumin, cayenne pepper, chili powder, bay leaves, black pepper, salt
• butter, 1 cup
• milk, 1 cup
• pre-grated parmesan cheese
• vegetable stock cubes
• olive oil
• white vinegar
• soy sauce
• baking powder
• 4 gallons homemade strong ginger beer

reasonable number of spices (thyme, rosemary, salt, pepper etc)

butter, olive oil

potatoes, onions, celery, carrots, panko breadcrumbs, artichoke hearts (non-marinated)

random things like flour, baking powder etc.

I was just going to make a soup but what would you all cook up?

What can I make with this, I'm getting pretty tired of beans and rice.

I have a ton of frozen raspberries and an 11.5 ounce bag of white chocolate chips.... was wanting to make a brownie/cookie/bread type dessert. Any suggestions or recipes? I have all the basic baking ingredients on hand as well (flour, sugar, salt, baking soda/ powder, vanilla extract, Brown sugar, cocoa, etc..)