Cooking for one
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Cook as normal
Split into more serves and eat later.
Or just eat more food. (that is my preferred option)0 -
I like option 3, but went with splitting it down0
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I do the cook as usually and eat leftovers...I also use cooking for two from pillsbury.com it's a tough transition from cooking for many to cooking for one (I used to cook for all of my friends until I moved)0
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I hate trying to cook for myself...so I hardly do it. I eat a LOT of Subway sandwiches.0
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I like took cook stuff like turkey spaghetti sauce or tacos meat (also with turkey but that's just me) or meatloaf. I then freeze half after cooking. I can enjoy it for a couple days without getting burnt out on it. Down the road, I have a couple more good homemade meals without the prep hassle.0
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I think a big part of this is attitude as well! Some people feel like it's not worth it to cook for themselves, but I love cooking for myself. I get to make things exactly how I like them without worrying about anyone else's wants/needs and I get yummy and healthy food. Depending on what I'm making, sometimes I'll make one portion or multiple portions for the next day(s) or freeze for the future.0
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