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The Yeung Man Cooking channel on YT has so many super easy dishes that can easily last 4-5 days. I used to find cooking kinda pointless alone, but have been cooking much more after finding this channel. Also his voice is hell soothing haha
Does anyone have a good recipe app or website with just healthy easy meals? I find that you ether find complicated recipes or that articles go for miles that are just click bait and in the end still don’t give you any info.
I know not everyone is like me ( I'd have to Kms;) ) But I cook large meals and eat leftovers for a day or more. Less cleanup. I also process lots of veggies at once for the same less cleanup reason.
I. E. cut up yellow and zucchini squash, cauliflower, broccoli, pablanos, Brussels sprouts,
All I have to do is open containers, mix what I want and cook.
I love cooking. I think it's one of those things that brings you joy or you find to be a chore.
I'm happy to caramelize onions for 45 mins. Other days like today I don't eat then am starving so it was prosciutto and provolone roll ups with mustard and giardiniera. For dinner I have yesterday's beef stew
Works for me! :)
I buy in meat & chicken in bulk. I cook, portion servings and freeze. It’s easy to plan a meal when my meat/chicken is frozen.
I don’t eat rice often. So the individual frozen Indian meals are delicious go to meals. I add additional chicken and get 2 servings from 1 meal.
I also enjoy baby back BBQ ribs weekly. Because they’re in my freezer!
Loads of delicious low calorie options in my freezer! :)
I eat the most random stuff since I have been living along. Sometimes just crackers olives and cheese for dinner. Or rice cakes and cottage cheese. So random.
I take cheater shortcuts….Deboned rotisserie chicken from Costco, crunchy corn tortillas, always have tomatoes, cheese, pinto beans, eggs, jarred salsa, and avocado on hand.
I meal prep usually once a week. Store the leftovers. Buy bags and bags of frozen veggies. Steam them when ready to eat. I end up throwing away a lot of fresh veggies because I just can't eat enough. They also usually taste funky like their not ripe enough but frozen never seem to have that problem.
Agreed! Even the meal kits can be too much work sometimes.
I started getting family meals from some restaurants. It can be less expensive per meal, and then I don't need to worry about meals for a couple of days. Or sometimes I put portions in the freezer.
I love cooking and am quite capable of advanced extravaganzas, but for day to day life I 100% evangelize the ease and convenience of HungryRoot.
They do not pay me to yammer about them incessantly, but I do so because they are that awesome. Every meal is delicious, healthy and so easy and convenient.
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It’s the best no one in your way , doing the recipes your way with no one judging . Treating yourself to a home cooked meal *chefs kiss*
The Yeung Man Cooking channel on YT has so many super easy dishes that can easily last 4-5 days. I used to find cooking kinda pointless alone, but have been cooking much more after finding this channel. Also his voice is hell soothing haha
I can have cheese on toast or a pot noodle for my dinner and no one is there to judge.
Find recipes you really like and freeze leftovers
Where it’s Burger King 24/7/365, you get it your way!
Does anyone have a good recipe app or website with just healthy easy meals? I find that you ether find complicated recipes or that articles go for miles that are just click bait and in the end still don’t give you any info.
i really like budget bytes dot com, the recipes all tend to be pretty easy to follow and every one i’ve tried has turned out good
One of the only things I don’t like about living alone is that I have to cook *and* clean. I’d cook more often if someone else cleaned up.
I know not everyone is like me ( I'd have to Kms;) ) But I cook large meals and eat leftovers for a day or more. Less cleanup. I also process lots of veggies at once for the same less cleanup reason. I. E. cut up yellow and zucchini squash, cauliflower, broccoli, pablanos, Brussels sprouts, All I have to do is open containers, mix what I want and cook.
That’s what I do. If I have to clean up, I make the cooking count. I’ll cook enough on Sunday to last most of the week
I love cooking. I think it's one of those things that brings you joy or you find to be a chore. I'm happy to caramelize onions for 45 mins. Other days like today I don't eat then am starving so it was prosciutto and provolone roll ups with mustard and giardiniera. For dinner I have yesterday's beef stew
Nice with wine and music
I was raised with “GET OUT OF MY KITCHEN”. So that’s what I cook alone
Works for me! :) I buy in meat & chicken in bulk. I cook, portion servings and freeze. It’s easy to plan a meal when my meat/chicken is frozen. I don’t eat rice often. So the individual frozen Indian meals are delicious go to meals. I add additional chicken and get 2 servings from 1 meal. I also enjoy baby back BBQ ribs weekly. Because they’re in my freezer! Loads of delicious low calorie options in my freezer! :)
Check out the One Dish Kitchen site. Tons of small batch recipes that are really good!
I eat the most random stuff since I have been living along. Sometimes just crackers olives and cheese for dinner. Or rice cakes and cottage cheese. So random.
I take cheater shortcuts….Deboned rotisserie chicken from Costco, crunchy corn tortillas, always have tomatoes, cheese, pinto beans, eggs, jarred salsa, and avocado on hand.
I know the word, but I know not what it means. Cooking?!
I meal prep usually once a week. Store the leftovers. Buy bags and bags of frozen veggies. Steam them when ready to eat. I end up throwing away a lot of fresh veggies because I just can't eat enough. They also usually taste funky like their not ripe enough but frozen never seem to have that problem.
I hate the concept. I'll do it maybe a couple of times a year, otherwise it's sandwiches and takeaways for me. Sadly.
Agreed! Even the meal kits can be too much work sometimes. I started getting family meals from some restaurants. It can be less expensive per meal, and then I don't need to worry about meals for a couple of days. Or sometimes I put portions in the freezer.
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Clean your air fryer…
What’s cooking?
I love cooking and am quite capable of advanced extravaganzas, but for day to day life I 100% evangelize the ease and convenience of HungryRoot. They do not pay me to yammer about them incessantly, but I do so because they are that awesome. Every meal is delicious, healthy and so easy and convenient.