#and if i could be bothered id probably do better trying a FODMAP elimination diet to figure out some unknown sensitivity

[just-aro]

call for ideas y'all:

does anyone know of a good site/blog/book/idk for recipes that anticipate 1 person is cooking and eating them? and I mean like, not necessarily all single serving meals, but recipes that don't produce more servings than reasonable for one person to eat before they go bad, and recipes that maybe are like "hey we used a cup of cauliflower here, your leftover cauliflower can be used in xyz, or blanched and frozen"

I am so sick of looking for recipes that meet literally any of those criteria. like bro. I am not buying 5 produce items (fresh fruit, veg, and often herbs) for your recipe, do you think I can find uses before they all go bad? I can't even use a whole onion without it going bad.

also, preferably including recipes that don't assume (thank you upper middle class white food bloggers) I own shit. I do not have an air fryer. I do not have a fancy electric mixer. I do have a rice cooker and no, I don't understand why these blogs never use that but anticipate I own ramekins.

#food #recipes #help #like seriously my apartment has a nice sized kitchen for a studio #but i also cannot fit my plates in their cupboards #please do not assume i can use - or store - a giant soup pot #i already play tetris with the baking and cooking utensils i own #and all of them are small / flat / both or mixing bowls #also none of this is even getting into dietary restrictions lmao #like im ovo vegetarian and starting to lose tolerance for dairy #and if i could be bothered id probably do better trying a FODMAP elimination diet to figure out some unknown sensitivity #so i can work around that #why is food so hard #i dont mind eating a lot of the same meals as long as it isnt all in a row but i also really like cooking and baking when i have the spoons #(spoon theory spoons and physical spoons. dishes my beloathed.) #and new foods are easier to feel engaged with while cooking