Do you guys eat the same thing every day?
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Yes
Or very expensive
Cooking is not difficult, learn
I have pretty much the same thing every weekday
You don't get bored, right? I'm ready to grind and work hard.
hoodheronova
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Bro I'm going give you great advice if you can't cook.
1) Go buy boneless + skinless chicken breast @ the market. (comes with about 6 pieces in each pack)
2) Take a knife and remove the fat
3)Rinse them with a lime and hot water
****optional if you want to eat clean ****4) Buy a George foreman grill and grill them. They are ready to eat at this point. If you need sauce then just buy from the store
This is what I do 5) Throw the chicken breast into a pan. Add some vegetable oil to the pan. Turn it up to medium heat. Add the trifecta (salt, lemon pepper, and garlic) + some tomatoes and shyt.
6)Cook thoroughly, and enjoy. That is about 12 meals right there.
1) Go buy boneless + skinless chicken breast @ the market. (comes with about 6 pieces in each pack)
2) Take a knife and remove the fat
3)Rinse them with a lime and hot water
****optional if you want to eat clean ****4) Buy a George foreman grill and grill them. They are ready to eat at this point. If you need sauce then just buy from the store
This is what I do 5) Throw the chicken breast into a pan. Add some vegetable oil to the pan. Turn it up to medium heat. Add the trifecta (salt, lemon pepper, and garlic) + some tomatoes and shyt.
6)Cook thoroughly, and enjoy. That is about 12 meals right there.
awkwardblackgirl
Shakara
crockpot
I usually throw my chicken in the oven for 30 mins, how long do you cook yours in the pan?
hoodheronova
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usually 18-25min if I put the heat all the way up. As long as the back and front are brownish I'm happy. Also I usually cut them into smaller pieces so that they cook faster
Exiled Martian
Was young I couldn't do good, now I can't do Bad
Just like you I'm a kitchen handicap & have my ups and downs when it comes to dishing it up! So I just stick to the basics buys like brown rice,sweet & normal potatoes, cottage cheese, chicken, mince mutton, Tuna/Salmon (God blessed tinned foods) cans & your usual protein shakes/milks etc. All you need is a decent rice cooker & yes the Foreman grill will prove to be a life saver in the long run. At first the task of cooking & meal preps will seem alil daunting, but you slowly get the hang off it & it all becomes ABC easy as 123 fam I'm by no means a kitchen connoisseur.. but peep these simple meals below that I stay making like clockwork thanks to modern appliances;
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itsyoung!!
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Just like you I'm a kitchen handicap & have my ups and downs when it comes to dishing it up! So I just stick to the basics buys like brown rice,sweet & normal potatoes, cottage cheese, chicken, mince mutton, Tuna/Salmon (God blessed tinned foods) cans & your usual protein shakes/milks etc. All you need is a decent rice cooker & yes the Foreman grill will prove to be a life saver in the long run. At first the task of cooking & meal preps will seem alil daunting, but you slowly get the hang off it & it all becomes ABC easy as 123 fam I'm by no means a kitchen connoisseur.. but peep these simple meals below that I stay making like clockwork thanks to modern appliances;
what kinda crab meatssss am I lookin at here
put me on game for this
I eat the same thing across a week more or less. I have certain dishes that I like to make, I can change it up when I like. But I beat different things day to day.
I normally eat 4 meals a day and during work i'll buy one of those meals. Usually a low calorie/high protein wrap or sandwich and I mostly make the other three.
The key is flexibility man. You need to know how to eat and make it work for you.
Eating the same thing every day is lame. Making tasty but "clean" food is easy as hell man. Steamed veg and sweet potatoes/quinoa + well seasoned protein and it's great. Stews are a winner too.
I normally eat 4 meals a day and during work i'll buy one of those meals. Usually a low calorie/high protein wrap or sandwich and I mostly make the other three.
The key is flexibility man. You need to know how to eat and make it work for you.
Eating the same thing every day is lame. Making tasty but "clean" food is easy as hell man. Steamed veg and sweet potatoes/quinoa + well seasoned protein and it's great. Stews are a winner too.
Formerly known as...
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Cooking to eat clean can be done very easily...Chicken takes no time or hassle at all and just mix it up with Rice and Greens.
raidersreceiver
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any secrets to make reheated chicken taste good? i cant eat that shyt, everytime I take a bite I gag and gag nh
Try to add some seasoning like old bay, and sometimes I'd even throw some bbq sauce on it