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It's time to leave leftovers behind. One-Pot Cooking for Two shows you how to put an end to oversized servings and wasted food using easy-to-make and tasty recipes that only need a single pot to cook―and two dishes to serve.
From Mediterranean Breakfast Pitas to Broccoli Cheddar Soup and Garlic-Lime Fish Tacos to Sheet Pan Steakhouse Dinner, discover tons of delicious one-pot dishes, each featuring informative labels and tips that make picking the right meal and customizing it to your needs a breeze. One-Pot Cooking for Two is also filled with simple and effective tips for minimizing food waste, as well as guides to shopping, meal planning, and cooking for just the two (or one) of you.
One-Pot Cooking for Two includes:
- One-pot meals―Serve up savory and sumptuous foods that you can fix in a single skillet, saucepan, Dutch oven, slow cooker, or electric pressure cooker.
- Cooking for two―"What's for dinner?" is finally answered forever thanks to One Pot Cooking for Two's flavorful assortment of 100 meals and snacks.
- Great tastes, everyday ingredients―Learn how to make all sorts of exciting and tempting dishes with ingredients that can be found at your local grocery store.
When it comes to cooking for two, there's no better option than these scrumptious one-pot plates.
You got this book for a reason: you are tired of microwave TV
dinners, canned food and unhealthy takeouts. You want to enjoy
fast, delicious, cheap and healthy meals that will make eating
alone a worthwhile experience. Well, good news, for this book will
guide you through the journey of healthier eating! From now on,
your kitchen will be your best friend. If there is something about
your kitchen that you don't like (such as the paint on the walls)
then go ahead and change it. You will be spending a bit more time
in this part of your home so why not make it a fun experience every
time. One big advantage of cooking for one is that dish washing
won't be such a chore. All you will ever need is one pair of
cutlery, one bowl, one plate, one cup and one glass. And just
because you're cooking for one does not make it a rush all of the
time. Dedicate a table and a chair to be your dining area, spread
an attractive tablecloth over it and place a vase with some fresh
cut flowers in it.
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