The Best Recipes For A Power Outage

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Matt Hardigree
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With up to 10 million people predicted to lose power, now is the time to start trading those we-don't-need-no-stinking-power recipes. Share them in Kinja below and be sure to clarify what kind of cooking implements you'll need. Here's our contribution.

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Three Can Salad

Ingredients:
1 Can Black Beans
1 Can Rotel/Salsa/Pico de Gallo
1 Can Corn
1 Packet Of Salad Dressing/Mayo

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Prepare:

Drain black beans and corn. In a large bowl mix black beans, corn, and rotel or salsa. Mix in mayo or salad dressing packets (they don't need to be refrigerated) and salt/pepper to taste. Serve with tortillas or tortilla chips. Delicious.

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Eat all of it because it needs to be refrigerated afterwards. What's your suggestion?

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