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cooking for one
posted at 17/10/2009 12:37 PM GDT
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First post: 17/10/2009
Last post: 17/10/2009 Total posts: 1 |
Hi All, I'm Jae and I live in Southwest Scotland. There are probably posts on this subject already but I haven't been able to find them. I live alone and I'm on a limited budget. I have a larder fridge (no ice box) and don't have a freezer so can't batch cook or take advantage of bogof offers. I end up eating ready meals a lot but I'd love to cook fresh food for myself. Any good frugal recipes for one where I don't end up having the same thing every night for a week? Cheers Jae If it is to be it is up to me |
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Re: cooking for one
posted at 20/10/2009 2:42 PM GDT
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First post: 12/5/2008
Last post: 20/11/2009 Total posts: 262 |
Hello Jae, have you got a good bookstore near you? If so look up a copy of Delia Smith's One Is Fun which she designed specifically for those who cook just for themselves. Alternatively since you have internet access try and look it up on Amazon.  |
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Re: cooking for one
posted at 22/10/2009 5:36 PM GDT
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First post: 21/10/2009
Last post: 18/11/2009 Total posts: 65 |
Hi, Jae! Do you eat meat, or are you vegetarian? I am a lone vegetarian in a house of carnivores, so have a similar problem. I cook up pots of pulses and grains or rice that will keep for a few days then I take what I need each night and just add a different seasoning and fresh vegetables. I use the BBC website for daily help on seasonal foods too, which are cheap and widely available. Hope this helps. In Space, No One Can Hear You Sing. |
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