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People, stop treating yourself badly. Eating ramen everyday may seem to be the cheap thing to do, but it's not value for money in the long run. Here's a site f
by chewxy 14y ago
People, stop treating yourself badly. Eating ramen everyday may seem to be the cheap thing to do, but it's not value for money in the long run.
Here's a site for fellow hackers - Fork the Cookbook (http://forkthecookbook.com http://forkthecookbook.com). People say it's like github for recipes, but I think it's a pretty site with some great recipes.
Good food does not have to be expensive. Find a recipe you like, and fork it with cheaper ingredients. Let 2013 be your year of healthy eating.
p/s: I signed up anyway, since I love food :P
- snogglethorpe 14y agoThe issue is not just money, it's time, which includes shopping, preparation, and cleanup in addition to cooking. I love cooking, but after a long day's work, when you have other stuff you want to do, sometimes it's hard to fit in cooking too; even just "throw some rice and veggies into the rice cooker" (a simple, tasty, cheap, and healthy meal) sometimes seems a huge burden...
- chewxy 14y agoA slow cooker is your friend! When I was younger and foolisher, there would be days when I would stay up for 48 hours straight coding. I still always had pulled pork, soup or congee of some sort (three of the simplest things to make with a slow cooker) to keep me going. Now, I've just learned to take my time with things. No longer do I let things rush me.