How to make chilli paste n chilli sauce or chillipaste?

Is this enough food to live on for 4 months?

• Hi everyone, I'm budgeting for Summer and was wondering if you think this is enough to live on over summer. I have the following ingredients in my pantry (the milk, bananas, eggs, cheese and bread I'll buy as I go along) that I hope I can make stuff out of over 18 weeks. It's just me as a single person who has to live off this. Also, does anyone have any recipes that jump out to them on seeing this list? 10.5kg various rice (basmati, long grain, brown, paella) 6kg pasta 2kg cous cous 2kg lentils 500g bulgur wheat 34 loaves bread 1.5kg porridge oats, 5kg muesli, 1kg raisins, 3 jars marmalade, 13 packs assorted biscuits, 1kg chocolate, 1.75kg potato chips600g chocolate spread, 1.5kg peanut butter, 2 jars strawberry jam, 10 1.75kg butter 3kg cheese 4kg chicken 68 litres milk 100 eggs 120 bananas + 5kg fruit salad spinach, onions, potatoes, carrots, tomatoes, ginger, garlic, parsley, hp sauce, soy sauce, ketchup, mint sauce, plain yoghurt, red chilli powder, chilli flakes, red + green chillies, mustard seeds, nutmeg, turmeric, cayenne pepper, garlic powder, garam masala, cumin, coriander, bay leaves, onion powder, yeast, cinnamon, various curry powders, creamed coconut, chinese 5 spice, cajun seasoning mix, tex-mex seasoning mix, salt, white pepper, black pepper, vinegar, mixed herbs, herbes de provence, chicken and vegetable stock cubes 3 litres vegetable oil, 1 litre groundnut + sesame oil, 1 litre extra virgin olive oil 2.5kg self raising flour, 2kg plain flour, 1kg besan flour, 250g cocoa, 500g icing sugar, 500g demarara sugar, 500g caster sugar, 2kg granulated white sugar, 500g semolina, 750g pure honey, 200g baking powder, cinnamon, 250ml lemon juice, creamed coconut, vanilla extract + 11 jars ready made cooking sauces, 12 packets powdered cheese sauce, 4kg fries, 36 fish fingers, 10 tins pasta shapes, 30 packs ramen noodles, 12 cup soups, about 20 packets of flavoured rice/soups etc. 160 teabags 6 litres of sparkling + still water (can also drink tap water) 3 litres squash for diluting 10 litres of 50% fruit squash for diluting 24 litres of fizzy juice 10 lites of pure fruit juice + i have vitamins

• Answer:

  Have you already bought these items? If not, this is what we do: I am 75 years old and home cooked for 50 years. I am now using these wonderful ready made foods and they are VERY good. My hubby likes them and I get out of the kitchen fast. (But if you wish to cook from scratch, go here for wonderful dinner recipes: http://www.cooks.com/rec/ch/main_dishes.html ) You can buy precooked meats that come in sealed packages and heated in the microwave. Found in the cold section of the grocery store, not the freezer. Ask a clerk to help you find them. Always read the directions on packages and boxes: Beef: Beef Tips with Gravy Meatloaf with Tomato Sauce Sliced Barbecue Beef Brisket Sliced Roast Beef with Gravy Salisbury Steak with Gravy Beef Stroganoff Meatloaf Chicken: Chicken Breast with Gravy Ham Maple and Brown Sugar Glazed Ham Pork: Pork Chops with Gravy Shredded Barbecue Pork Turkey: Sliced Turkey Breast with Gravy And many more. On the side you can use frozen or canned vegetables. Frozen or canned potatoes or sweet potatoes. Precooked rice of all types, open a corner of the packages and heat in a microwave. Ask a clerk to help you find them. There are many wonderful dry dinners found on shelfs. Buy the top brands and follow directions on containers. These are great for school or work. Most offices have microwaves. Ask a clerk to help you find them. Frozen dinners are now delicious. Buy the top brands. Follow the directions for microwaving. (If you can, buy a small freezer that will hold two weeks to a month's worth of frozen dinners. You'll be glad you did.) You can buy ready made frozen pies, or ready made pies to pop into the oven. Read directions on the boxes. The deli also has fresh made pies and cakes. Deli's have roasted chicken and fried chicken if you are in a hurry and on the way home. Most have coleslaw and potato salads. The new dinners for two that come in large bags from the freezer section are delicious too and very popular. Sides can be salad, vegetable, potatoes baked or mashed.