Re: Cooking for One
Cooking for one difficult but it can be done!. I tried hard to master this when
I lived alone in college.
These are things I learned:
(1) Embrace the ever-changing salad. Spice up your daily
salad. I might grill one chicken, or boil an egg or open a can of beans (Though
freeze the rest though- they don’t save long once they are out of the can). Or
I may even make a taco salad. For some reason, when you get creative with your
salads- you’re less likely to get sick of them. If you are looking for some
salad inspirations (you’ve come to right place!) See these recipes: http://www.pillsbury.com/search/searchresults.aspx?terms=salad&tab=All
Mango-Jalapeño-Chicken
Salad in Cumin Tortilla Bowls looks like lots of fun! http://www.pillsbury.com/Recipes/ShowRecipe.aspx?rid=44903
(2) I also ate
plenty of sandwiches. I would sometimes make two- one for that nights dinner
and one for lunch the next day.
Here are sandwiches for two: http://www.pillsbury.com/search/searchresults.aspx?terms=sandwich+for+two&tab=All
If you haven’t yet, check out the cooking for two recipes.
So you wouldn’t have leftovers all week long- maybe for just an extra day:
http://www.pillsbury.com/search/searchresults.aspx?terms=cooking+for+two&tab=All
(3) Embrace an ingredient… and embrace it again in another
form. When you click on http://www.Pillsbury.com/recipes/recipelanding.htm
Click on the ingredients on the left side bar that you want to
use. It will narrow down the search and inspire you with different recipes for
the ingredients (or type of meal you want!)
I hope this helps!
Sincerely, CC