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You could do Falafel instead of the chicken in the Halal recipe ( Serious Eats has a recipe, but I recommend more salt and herbs that the recipe calls for) or with tzatziki in a pita or with a Greek salad.Ĭhili with beans and no meat is another good one (and I think you could do this in the crock pot) - full disclosure, I have not tried THIS recipe. My kids don't like peppers so I never used them). Thai red curry with sweet potatoes, carrots and spinach over jasmine rice (I shared a recipe but after I made it the first time I would usually just wing it, whatever veggies you like would probably work. I tried to make meals that she could have vegetarian and the rest of us ate with meat (if we wanted). Tossing in a parm rind definitely takes it to the next level. A good 'clean out the fridge and pantry' meal too. Minestrone is great if you're chili-ed out already this season, and it hardly needs a recipe. We've found tteok mandu guk, tteokbokki, and japchae to be pretty adaptable to meatlessness, and they can also be quick and super filling. this one's super adaptable and certainly not just for breakfast. The accompanying tahini sauce recipe is also fully legit. The frozen ones aren't *quite* as good as fresh, but it's still a super hearty and delicious veggie meal. These are also pretty great, and I usually make a double batch to toss some in the freezer for future use. make more of the chipotle mayo than you think seems reasonable. These are absolutely unreal, and a large batch freezes pretty well in our experience. again with a sauce base open to experimentation, just mix up whatever veg you like! make it vegan, or make it veg with milk and fried paneer also a good dish for everything-but-the-kitchen-sink veg approach mix this up by throwing in whatever you want: greens, mushrooms, miso, chopped veg, saffron, hell throw in carrot puree or beets, go crazy really just useful for the galette base and cooking instructions, throw anything on top: cumin eggplant and zucchini, goat cheese and tomatoes, spinach and egg, pears and blue cheese, who cares Honestly there's so many to recommend! I tend to lean towards recipes that aren't built around meat that's been subbed out for something else, but recipes that just happen to have no meat: pastas, soups, casseroles, stews, etc. Serious Eater: A Food Lover's Perilous Quest for Pizza and Redemption The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science For the love of all that's holy, be humane! Frame any criticism you may have in a constructive way. If your post has to do with a cookbook or book by a Serious Eats contributor, explicitly mention that in the post or in a follow up comment.īe polite to other users, no flamewars, insulting, etc.īe kind to one another. Please provide a link in the post itself or in a follow-up comment to a relevant article or recipe on Serious Eats. You must link to or explicitly mention a book by a site contributor. r/seriouseats is dedicated to conversation about and its contributors.
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All it takes it a little patience to learn how to cook it, a dash of creativity, and perhaps a crockpot. In mere minutes (and even for just a few dollars), you can have a delicious meal ready to devour. In today's culture of being on the go 24/7, though, most of us don't exactly have time to roll up our sleeves and prepare a five-course meal for ourselves each and every night.Ĭooking for yourself is easier than you think. Preparing your meals at home is the more budget-friendly option and also allows for more options to choose from. Thankfully, Reddit has the answer, with these 13 simple and easy recipes for single people who hate cooking and would rather go through the drive-thru any day of the week.Įating out is fun, but it gets expensive. Now, imagine a person cooking for themselves who hates cooking. Grocery stores don't exactly cater to shoppers preparing food for one, and recipes typically create enough for four. Cooking for yourself is quite the challenge.
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