Your average dinner?

The richest country is Liechtenstein. The second-richest is Qatar. The third-richest Luxembourg. Then follow Kuwait and Norway. None of them eat much rice. COINCIDENCE???

Rice! ( it's easy to make. )


Some instant ramen ( really easy to make )


Lastly pho ( beef soup from vietnam for you that don't know. )

Argh god damn you. Those pictures made me SOOOO hungry. The last one looks so tasty.

haha thats fucking hilarious

Oh noes! you confuse what I meant buy rich. Not whats in the country's coffers.

But what I meant is japan is the second biggest Economy in the world.

fried potatos, beans, ground pork, ground beef, onions, garlic, flour, and spices.
with theses ingerdiants I make my dinner I don't know what I'll get but hell I'll eat it.

I like to keep things varied, so I don't really have an average dinner. If you've been around IRC, you may know that I'll be having home-made pizza one night, and then ravioli the next. I almost always make things from scratch, as they tend to taste better than take-out. The most consistent thing I eat for dinner is sushi from a local thai place (I fail at making sushi). I get that once or twice every two weeks. My personal favorite thing to eat is crab ravioli, but crab is too damn expensive for me to eat it on a consistent basis.

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Fish with rice

i thought India was the second richest country.. lol

WTH. I THOUGHT CHINA WAS THE RICHEST COUNTRY.
i think i am falling back on my school stuff.

I was not referring to their coffers. I was listing them by Nominal Gross Domestic Product, Per Capita (Japan: 25th).
In GDP-PPP, Per Capita, it's Liechtenstein-Qatar-Luxembourg-Bermuda-Kuwait-Jersey (Japan: 27th).
These figures are the factor the IMF and WB commonly use to establish how "rich" a nation is.
In terms of economic size, i.e. absolute GDP-PPP, the ranking goes EU-USA-PRC-JPN.

Rice, Soup, Veggies, Prok

Translation Avg Asian dinner

Instant ramen, with whatever's on sale this week inside.

I got lucky--this week it's cheap steak, fresh green beans, and teriyaki marinade.
Last week it was bratwurst--I skipped ramen for two days.

An average dinner for me is a Salad.

boiled chicken balls

edit balls of boiled chicken

lol shouldnt this be in food instead random, oh well,
i dont really eat dinner that much these days
but usually something with rice or like most lazy ppl here
ramen or cup of noodles lol

When feeling lazy I like to pull out a Lean Cuisine for any meal.
When wanting to cook something, usually go for what's leftover and mash together like extra hambuger w/ rice boiled in tomato sauce and chopped peppers/onions left to simmer w/ melted cheese on top like that of a hash.
Anything as long as it fills and satisfys. =p

some rice and a lot of water

Coffee w/ milk, and maybe some good sweet bread...