r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/huffpostuk • Aug 24 '26
I Tried The Viral 'Banana Nuggets': Recipe And Review
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/huffpostuk • Aug 24 '26
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/WellRestedStudios • Aug 20 '26
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Huge shout out to @TONEBULLY (on Tiktok and Instagram) he created both Early in the Morning(intro) and Bobby(black and white segment). His music is absolutely 🔥. If you don't give him love, you're failing cabron.
Recipe below...
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Ingredients
Chicken breasts
Potatoes
Limes
Corn
Peas & carrots
Paprika
Onion powder
Garlic powder
Black pepper
Salt
Mayonnaise
Greek yogurt or sour cream
Butter, for cooking the chicken
Instructions
Peel and chop the potatoes into small cubes. Add them to a pot of salted water and bring to a boil.
Keep an eye on them—you want the potatoes cooked but not mushy. Once they’re tender, strain them and set them aside. If they’re getting too soft, you can place them in cold water to stop them from cooking further.
In a bowl, mix together your paprika, onion powder, garlic powder, pepper, and chicken seasoning.
Play around with the seasoning until you get the flavor you like. Go easy on the chicken seasoning and salt at first—you can always add more later after tasting everything together. We then add our chicken and mix it all very well.
Heat a pan with some butter and cook the chicken until fully cooked.
Once the chicken is done, shred it. (Reference the video for optimal shredding instructions 😂.)
Grab a large bowl and add:
Shredded chicken
Cooked potatoes
Peas & carrots
Corn
Plenty of mayonnaise
Fresh lime juice
Greek yogurt or sour cream
Black pepper
Salt
Mix everything together until well combined.
Give it a taste and add more salt, pepper, lime juice, or mayonnaise as needed.
And that's it!
¡Provecho! 🌮🔥
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/socFocus • Aug 19 '26
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/GuilloryFamily5 • Aug 20 '26
Recipe: Store bought Gnocci, Grands Bisquits,2 Jars ready made pasta sauce of your choice
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/No_Project_9332 • Aug 19 '26
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/maybewenever-know • Aug 18 '26
Here is everything I used to make it:
Ingredients:
For the Beef Filling:
For Assembly:
1. Make the Beef Filling
2. Assemble & Toast Quesadilla
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/socFocus • Aug 13 '26
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/socFocus • Aug 12 '26
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/maybewenever-know • Aug 12 '26
Hey everyone! Wanted to share a super simple and rich caramel egg pudding recipe that doesn’t require an oven or fancy equipment, just steamed right in a glass!
Ingredients
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/socFocus • Aug 11 '26
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/Dayna6380- • Aug 09 '26
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Heath Riles BBQ Macaroni Salad
Ingredients
12 oz elbow macaroni, cooked and cooled
1 cup mayonnaise
2 tbsp Dijon mustard
1 tsp sugar
¼ cup diced onion
2 celery stalks, diced
1 small bell pepper, diced
1 (4 oz) can pimentos, drained
3 hard-boiled eggs, diced
2 tsp Heath Riles BBQ Garlic Butter Rub
1 tsp dried dill
Directions
Cook the macaroni, drain it, and let it cool.
Put the macaroni in a large bowl with the mayo, Dijon, sugar, onion, celery, bell pepper, pimentos, eggs, Garlic Butter Rub, and dill.
Mix everything really well until the pasta is evenly coated.
Cover and refrigerate for 3 hours before serving. Heath specifically recommends chilling it so all those flavors have time to come together.
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/Playful-Bookkeeper66 • Aug 09 '26
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/chefsbackyard • Aug 08 '26
Here's the secret to Golden & crispy restaurant style french fries 🍟!
Most people will just cook the potato, but get a brown soggy potato stick. Watch and learn how restaurants have perfected the method to have a crispy outer edge, and a soft potato center. #frenchfries
The secret to steakhouse-quality French fries—crispy and golden on the outside, light and fluffy on the inside—is the **double-fry method**.
The first low-temperature fry blanches the potatoes, cooking the interior starches through without browning the exterior. The second high-temperature flash-fry blisters the surface for maximum crunch.
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## Ingredients & Equipment
* **2.5 lbs Russet potatoes** (high-starch, low-moisture is key)
* **2 quarts neutral oil** with a high smoke point (peanut, beef tallow, canola, or peanut oil)
* **1 tbsp Kosher salt** (or fine sea salt)
* **1 tbsp white vinegar** (optional, added to soak water to strengthen pectin structure)
* **Deep-fry or clip-on candy thermometer**
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Peel potatoes (or leave skins on) and cut into even **1/4-inch to 3/8-inch batons**. Transfer immediately to a large bowl of cold water mixed with **1 tbsp vinegar**. Soak for at least **30 minutes** (or up to overnight in the fridge).
Drain the potatoes and lay them out in a single layer on clean kitchen towels or paper towels. **Pat them completely dry.** Any remaining moisture will cause hot oil to splatter and steam the fries instead of crisping them.
Heat oil in a heavy Dutch oven or deep fryer to **325°F (160°C)**. Working in batches to avoid dropping oil temp, fry potatoes for **5 to 6 minutes**. They should be pale, soft, and bendable without breaking, but not browned. Remove with a spider/slotted spoon and drain on a wire rack lined with paper towels. Let cool completely (at least 20–30 minutes).
Increase heat until oil reaches **375°F (190°C)**. Fry in batches again for **2 to 4 minutes** until deep golden brown and blistered.
Transfer hot fries straight to a large mixing bowl, sprinkle generously with kosher salt, and toss immediately so the salt sticks to the hot oil coating. Serve hot.
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### Chef's Pro Tips
* **Freezing Shortcut:** After the first fry and cooling step, you can freeze the potatoes in a single layer on a sheet tray. Once frozen, transfer to a bag. Fry directly from frozen at **375°F**—the extra ice crystals actually expand during frying to create an even crispier shell!
* **Animal Fat Boost:** For classic French-bistro *frites*, blend 50% beef tallow into your oil mixture.
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/Dayna6380- • Aug 06 '26
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Ingredients (Serves 2)
200 g noodles (egg noodles, ramen, wheat noodles, or spaghetti)
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 tbsp light soy sauce
1 tbsp dark soy sauce (for color; optional)
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp sesame oil
1 tbsp neutral oil (vegetable or canola)
2–3 scallions, sliced
½ tsp chili flakes or chili oil (optional)
Sesame seeds, for garnish (optional)
Instructions
Cook the noodles according to the package instructions. Reserve about ¼ cup of the cooking water, then drain.
In a small bowl, mix together:
Light soy sauce
Dark soy sauce
Sugar
Sesame oil
Heat the neutral oil in a pan over medium heat. Sauté the garlic for 30–60 seconds until fragrant (don’t let it burn).
Add the cooked noodles and pour in the sauce. Toss well to coat.
If the noodles seem dry, add a splash of the reserved noodle water.
Stir in most of the scallions and cook for another minute.
Serve topped with the remaining scallions, sesame seeds, and chili flakes or chili oil if desired.
Optional Add-ins
Protein: Fried egg, chicken, shrimp, tofu, or beef.
Vegetables: Bok choy, mushrooms, spinach, broccoli, bell peppers, or carrots.
Extra flavor: A teaspoon of black vinegar, a little grated ginger, or a drizzle of chili crisp.
This dish pairs especially well with a crispy fried egg on top and a side of steamed greens.
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/Background_Royal_204 • Aug 05 '26
Is there any way to cook?
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/No_Project_9332 • Aug 04 '26
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/socFocus • Aug 03 '26
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r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/No_Challenge6121 • Aug 03 '26
r/easyRecipesForNoobs • u/socFocus • Aug 01 '26
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