Do you wonderful bitches or any members of the bitch nation have any advice on cooking for one? I’ll be moving out on my own soon and any tips would be much appreciated
(Sorry, I couldn't help myself. That sad baked potato is just so eloquent.)
I love this question! Let's crowdsource it, Bitch Nation: any advice on how to cook for one?
My advice, as a frugal bitch who usually cooks for 2, is to embrace leftovers. Cook stuff that keeps well for 2-4 people, put your leftovers in containers, and eat them for your next meal. Saves time on cooking and cuts out the hassle of figuring out how to cook for 1.
If You Don’t Eat Leftovers I Don’t Even Want To Know You
When you cook a lot. You gotta shop a lot. That’s a law of the universe. Can’t get around it. I try to stay on the outside of the grocery store. Fresh Whole Foods baby !!! Gotta keep this natural body healthy and happy 🍒🍓🫑🍖🍗🥩
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I made a classic French bistro dish “Steak frites”
If you want to know how to cook steaks perfectly every time with no stress or smokey kitchen, check it out! I also made restaurant style crispy French fries with a couple tricks you can use to make them extra crispy! Enjoy the show ❤️