HELP I CAN'T COOK!

yoga_fox

Any tips on eating healthy on a budget? My partner usually does the cooking and I'm sick of feeling useless, especially since I'm 30 soon!

Alatariel75

Learn! Grab a beginners cookbook or google simple recipes. Hang out in the kitchen while your partner cooks and watch what they do, ask questions - tell them you want to learn! You don't have to be a gourmet, learning some good, simple dishes is a life skill!

Sued0nim

yoga_fox wrote: »

Any tips on eating healthy on a budget? My partner usually does the cooking and I'm sick of feeling useless, especially since I'm 30 soon!

Can you read?

If you can read you can cook

Just follow the steps

Get a simple cookbook and follow the steps

http://www.amazon.com/Jamies-Ministry-Food-Anyone-Learn/dp/1856132846/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1457434629&sr=8-1&keywords=jamie+oliver+ministry+of+food

HStheBusyBee

I'm free for cooking advice if you need any feel free to add me

Sued0nim

http://www.amazon.com/How-Cook-Everything-Basics-Food--/dp/0470528060/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1457434629&sr=8-1&keywords=cook+beginner

Caudy

Lean in 15 - book is about £8 from Supermarkets or Amazon.
Recipes are easy to follow and nothing too complicated. As the title says, most of them take about 15 mins to cook (some a little longer depending on confidence in kitchen).
Loads of choice and feel full afterwards by eating the right stuff.
Most recipes are things you can make in bulk too, so if you are working on a budget, make and freeze for next time.

StealthHealth

Get your partner to teach you one meal at a time - it can be fun and I'm sure that they would appreciate the interest and help.

egrana1

My specialty! What sort of food do you like or what sort of food are you looking to learn to cook?