Welsh rarebit and tomato soup.
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A 28 oz can of crushed tomatoes can be between $1.52 and $2.82 depending on the brand. Plus 12 oz of turkey stock I made from a free turkey a long time ago. Butter and onion. Overall you are looking at between $2.40 to $3.70 for 40+ oz
Campbell’s soup is 10.75 oz for $1. It would take two cans. Add the recommended amount of water to dilute and and you need 2 cans to get up to the same amount of soup.
So $2 for crap soup or $3.00 ± 0.70¢ for premium. It’s all relatively in the same price zone but with dramatically better results if you spend the extra. And I always have crushed tomatoes and the rest in hand because I use them in a lot of things. Vs condensed soup is saved just to be used as condensed soup when my wife is sick and wants exactly that and nothing else.
And by using stock pantry items I insure pantry rotation and use very few brain cells to create the shopping list. I use the same cans of crushed tomatoes to make pasta sauce or shakshuka.
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Canned tomatoes are almost always just as good as fresh in almost every case where you’re simmering something. You can find D.O.P. San Marzanos in a lot of places for only a couples more. 🤌
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I tried making tomato soup from canned crushed tomatoes. It was amazing.
Homemade bread.
Cost per person $3.38
I thought it said Welsh rabbit lol
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I thought it said Welsh rabbit lol
Go back with 100 years and that’s exactly what you would hear it called. It is one of those insult terms like “God particle” or “big bang” † that were created by someone to mock something and it ended up becoming the actual name. Add in the usual vowel shifting and consonant drift that occurs over time and rabbit becomes rarebit.
† apparently I only know physics examples
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Go back with 100 years and that’s exactly what you would hear it called. It is one of those insult terms like “God particle” or “big bang” † that were created by someone to mock something and it ended up becoming the actual name. Add in the usual vowel shifting and consonant drift that occurs over time and rabbit becomes rarebit.
† apparently I only know physics examples
The first time I heard of rarebit was 30 minutes ago on YouTube (discussing the name change) and now this pops up… Feels weird.
But also looks delicious.
Edit: I’m dumb, it was even on lemmy doom scrolling that I saw it: https://slrpnk.net/post/32169431
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I tried making tomato soup from canned crushed tomatoes. It was amazing.
Homemade bread.
Cost per person $3.38
Welsh rarebit is open faced grilled cheese
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Welsh rarebit is open faced grilled cheese
Toasted. There is no fat layer used to crisp up the uncheesed side. Just heat to make it toasted
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The first time I heard of rarebit was 30 minutes ago on YouTube (discussing the name change) and now this pops up… Feels weird.
But also looks delicious.
Edit: I’m dumb, it was even on lemmy doom scrolling that I saw it: https://slrpnk.net/post/32169431
I watched that last night. It’s what made me want to make it, but a different version than his that I was more familiar with.
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I tried making tomato soup from canned crushed tomatoes. It was amazing.
Homemade bread.
Cost per person $3.38
Alphabet soup*
* One letter per bowl
Looks nice!
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Go back with 100 years and that’s exactly what you would hear it called. It is one of those insult terms like “God particle” or “big bang” † that were created by someone to mock something and it ended up becoming the actual name. Add in the usual vowel shifting and consonant drift that occurs over time and rabbit becomes rarebit.
† apparently I only know physics examples
I think the change from “rabbit” to “rarebit” was intentional in order to make it sound more serious, rather than just vowel drift.
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Go back with 100 years and that’s exactly what you would hear it called. It is one of those insult terms like “God particle” or “big bang” † that were created by someone to mock something and it ended up becoming the actual name. Add in the usual vowel shifting and consonant drift that occurs over time and rabbit becomes rarebit.
† apparently I only know physics examples
Oh interesting!!
