I'd suggest steamed veggies, poached eggs (done in the microwave), rice and beans. You could also do chili in the rice cooker probably. You might also be able to make shredded chicken in the rice cooker as well. You don't have a toaster oven or a hot plate?
Is it a toaster or a toaster oven? Because I worked at a place that only had a toaster oven for years and I figured out how to make all sorts of shit in one. Roasted asparagus, brussel sprouts, sausage and peppers, meatballs, potatoes, most stuff cooks well with just a little olive oil, salt, and lemon juice.
Dang, you're probably just stuck with toast then. although a toast with olive oil and salt and pepper is one of my favorite snacks. Is this a place where you could bring something in? What I mean is, you can usually find old toaster ovens on Craigslist for like, 20 bucks.
Nah, I drizzle olive oil on top, then put black pepper and salt on top so it sticks to the toast. Should be good bread like sourdough or a baguette, and fresh cracked pepper, (which is just as cheap as regular pepper if you buy it in bulk)
I'd suggest steamed veggies, poached eggs (done in the microwave), rice and beans. You could also do chili in the rice cooker probably. You might also be able to make shredded chicken in the rice cooker as well. You don't have a toaster oven or a hot plate?
Oh shoot I also have a toaster, but I'm not allowed a hot plate
Is it a toaster or a toaster oven? Because I worked at a place that only had a toaster oven for years and I figured out how to make all sorts of shit in one. Roasted asparagus, brussel sprouts, sausage and peppers, meatballs, potatoes, most stuff cooks well with just a little olive oil, salt, and lemon juice.
just a two slot toaster
Dang, you're probably just stuck with toast then. although a toast with olive oil and salt and pepper is one of my favorite snacks. Is this a place where you could bring something in? What I mean is, you can usually find old toaster ovens on Craigslist for like, 20 bucks.
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do you dip the toast in the olive oil?
Nah, I drizzle olive oil on top, then put black pepper and salt on top so it sticks to the toast. Should be good bread like sourdough or a baguette, and fresh cracked pepper, (which is just as cheap as regular pepper if you buy it in bulk)
I got a toaster over for free when I was helping clean out somebody's garage.
You can bake bread, make cakes/brownies/casseroles, even managed to roast a whole duck once.
If you can find one cheapish and in decent shape, you will have an amazing tool for small kitchen cookin.