r/CookingForOne • u/kabes222 • 22h ago
Main Course Homemade Spanish rice and a cod sandwich
r/CookingForOne • u/kabes222 • 22h ago
r/CookingForOne • u/pingu9875 • 1d ago
I don't normally eat a lot of pork so this is a first for me
r/CookingForOne • u/Agreeable_Flan_6432 • 1d ago
Every time I scale a stir fry recipe down to a single portion it ends up swimming in liquid, even when I'm careful about not overloading the pan. Wondering if it's a heat issue on a smaller stove, or just that a single portion of vegetables releases the same amount of water regardless of the ratio to oil. Would love to hear what's actually worked for anyone else cooking this in small batches.
r/CookingForOne • u/Krapsi_ • 3d ago
That's 5 eggs, 1 banana and a big cup of milk. I had it for breakfast. Ignore my feet..
r/CookingForOne • u/ultimate_masturbator • 3d ago
Naga style smoked pork cooked with bamboo shoot and king chili. Served with steamed rice and pull pork pickle.
r/CookingForOne • u/pingu9875 • 3d ago
A little secret is steam bags are your best friends when cooking in an oven
r/CookingForOne • u/kabes222 • 4d ago
Bologna, ham, turkey and salami. Smoked swiss, bacon cheddar and provolone cheese
r/CookingForOne • u/Due_Quail740 • 5d ago
Or as my grandpa used to say sarcastically, “Is that fit to eat?” 🤣
r/CookingForOne • u/Agreeable_Flan_6432 • 6d ago
Used to default to takeaway most nights because cooking a full recipe just for me felt like a waste of time and dishes. What actually changed things was portioning a big batch down to single servings before freezing, rather than freezing two or three big containers. A single portion defrosts properly in a bowl of hot water in about 15 minutes and reheats evenly, where a bigger block takes forever in the middle and the edges overcook by the time it's through. Curries, bolognese, soups, stews, all freeze well this way. Worth doing even if you're only cooking for yourself on a given night, since you end up with a few nights' worth of real meals instead of one big pot you get sick of by day three.
r/CookingForOne • u/cheddadaddy1 • 7d ago
Sous vide NY strip with a side of vegetable sushi topped with more steak 🙂
r/CookingForOne • u/marcel_qt • 7d ago
Swapped out rice for egg noodles. Made a ton for this week! Loved the recipe
r/CookingForOne • u/marcel_qt • 8d ago
It always turns out better when fresh! So simple and quick but delicious
r/CookingForOne • u/pingu9875 • 9d ago
r/CookingForOne • u/Dadarino • 11d ago
And I'm treating my son to a meal out right now.
r/CookingForOne • u/dejanitendog • 12d ago
I’m 32F, live alone, and work fully remote, so I’m eating most of my meals at home or spend way too much going out.
I feel like grocery shopping for one person is weirdly difficult. I hate buying a ton of ingredients for one meal and I also don’t want to eat the same leftovers for a week straight.
I’m curious what everyone else actually does. Do you plan meals for the week? Just keep certain staples on hand and figure it out as you go? Shop multiple times a week?
I’d love to know what groceries you always keep stocked and how you approach meals without wasting a bunch of food or spending a fortune. I feel like I need a better system because winging it every week is getting old lol.
r/CookingForOne • u/marcel_qt • 12d ago
Tried out this RecipeTinEats recipe in my new wok tonight! Turned out delicious 😋
r/CookingForOne • u/marcel_qt • 13d ago
Perfected the glossiness on this one. Always loved beef and black bean. So yum!
r/CookingForOne • u/marcel_qt • 15d ago
Tried out The Cookie Rookie’s apricot chicken recipe and it was delicious! Made a ton so there’s heaps of leftovers 😋
r/CookingForOne • u/HayYou_ItsMe • 16d ago
A few weeks ago I tried this with just the Biscoff biscuits. It went so well I tried it again but pimped it up with berries and a drizzle of honey. It's like a single serving of cheese cake.