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Anybody bother cooking just for themselves in the evening?
If so, what?
My wife is in Japan for 5 weeks, and it's a pain in the ass cooking just for one person. I've only cooked once in a week. I just can't be bothered. Hmmm, tonight's dinner is either Thai, Indian or Vietnamese.....the merits of living in Sydney. |
Ya have cooked for self many times and for prolonged periods. Some times simple shit that is gone in one night like a steak and potato or something and other nights something that will end up lasting me a few days like stew or lasagna.
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Good thinking. Will knock up a bolognaise tomorrow, that should last a few days.
Haven't been in "single" mode for over 5 years LOL. |
I used to, but not so much anymore.
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I usually buy pre-made dinners like chicken alfredo and chicken parmesan and toss em' in the micro.
I don't usually eat breakfast so that's no biggie and for lunch, I'll make Ramen or toss a couple of dogs on the stove - either of those are 5 minute lunches with relatively no clean up. |
it is not fun to cook for yourself every night, I agree.
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most of the nights I do but right now its mostly salads etc (way too hot for heavy meals) so I'm not sure if that counts as cooking
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lemon pepper chicken is my favorite quick and easy...
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I live alone and I never really cook for myself.
Can't be bothered :Oh crap |
i cook for myself, i love cooking gives me some rest and time off from work. but then again it is easy for me as did hotel school for 4 years so they they anything from polishing a plate to running a whole hotel, so also cooking.
I have lots of friends that don't cook from them selfs when they are alone. you should always eat good. |
I cook for myself every evening, although several nights a week I'll invite someone for dinner.
I cook chicken, pork, turkey, quail, fish, seafood (crab, lobsters, shrimps) Lots of salads, I have some great tasty recipes easy to make and you don't get stuck with a shitload of left overs and very healthy. I love making Pho Tai soups, lentilles souip.... I'm really in my element when in a kitchen ;-) |
maybe pizza or porridge or easy stuff like that!
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I do most times
Thou if I lived in north Sydney I might cook less , the Japense in Artarmon is dam good and cheap. |
Where do you live Bake? I am in Bronte.
Don't get my wrong, I am a very good cook, just busy as fuck and can't be bothered to do what is required in the eveninig. Don;t have the energy or inclination. Cooking for me is about sharing, taste, and enjoyment. When it's for yourself you know what's coming and it's a bit boring. |
My partner is such a darn picky eater that if I am ever home alone I take advantage of it and cook something he won't eat. Usually any meat actually on the bone.
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I've heard about your desire for meat on the bone.
But seriously, it's a pain. Time for some bulk recipes, one effort has to last me 3 meals. |
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Better than looking like the unloved lonely sap out some place.
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Though, yes..freezer is your friend too. |
I enjoy cooking .I dig Italian,Indian ,Asian cuisines
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Yeah.. slice up a couple of nice breasts, layer some cheese, top it with a stuffing. Cover and bake. Meals for a week.
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I do every night. Didn't in the past when I was in university and such but the stuff available as far as precooked food or "fast food" is boring to me now. Plus cooking everything in the microwave is probably not good for you.
Cooking for myself keeps me busy in the evenings and gives me a chance to figure out what tastes good and what doesn't for when I cook for others. Also you end up eating healthier this way. |
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Cooking is a decent creative outlet, plus a chance to do an ABC 123 project. Left brain, right brain. Plus the calories that you burn scrubbing, slicing, stirring and prepping food subtract right off the score sheet if you are watching that stuff. Thats another issue with the tear off the lid slap it in the nuke and consume meals. They're too easy.
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I cook for myself pretty much every day. But almost every time I make three or four servings at a time, so I have different meals that last multiple days. For example, I cook three chicken breasts at a time, three steaks, a wok full of stir fry to make 4-5 meals worth, a pound of ground turkey which makes 4-5 servings presented differet ways etc.
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I would cook for myself, if i had my own place, but since i dont, if i cook it would be expected for the family.... I cooked some damn good steaks the other day on the grill tho ;)
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Sometimes, when in the mood to eat something that needs time to prepare but most of the time I just buy something out or eat out.
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I wouldn't call what I do "cooking". More like "heating".
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cooking for yourself sucks..
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mmmmm you just gave me a great idea... Kraft Dinner for me tonight! mmm
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I used to do it all the time back when I lived in Atlanta...
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I cook for myself pretty much every night, its the same as cooking for more than 1, just reduce the portions.
WG |
Fast food always works.
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i only eat the pepperoni ones they arent great but i'm addicted
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the freezer is now empty, I've started eating the ice. |
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