Simple food for simple/single blokes (1 Viewer)

[Barclaybasher]

Being a single bloke I have no cooking skills - I have eaten cold beans from a tin (normal I know) but would like to do better

This morning I looked in the fridge rofl
....sausages and an open tin of mushy peas

I fried the sausages then added the mushy peas to the pan......fabulous!!

Looking forward to the same tomorrow!

Any other unusual combos?

 

[Kannon Fodda]

I either stab it twice and wait for it to go Ping! or rely on Speed-dial #1

 

[olley]

Your lack of cooking skills is nothing to do with being a single bloke, you have simply never bothered to learn.

 

[tonka]

I can raid the fridge / freezer / cupboard and throw things together that make great meals.
While the wife will be saying "your cant put that with that" BUT she always eats it and enjoys it..

When out in the van I often cook ( for cook also use warm up) using just a frying pan..

Those bags of microwave rice and ready to eat noodles are ok to throw in a frying pan, warm up and add something on top.
I keep saying I will do a book.. "One man - One van and a pan".

 

[Barclaybasher]

Your lack of cooking skills is nothing to do with being a single bloke, you have simply never bothered to learn.

You're right, I don't want to learn - I just want simple recipies

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[filopastry]

Tomato soup, two soft boiled eggs, take of the shells carefully, place in the soup, cut open with a spoon and then begin dunking your choice of bread products .... just heaven

 

[Langtoftlad]

Plenty of cookbooks...
...5 ingredients
Students
Slow cooker

Etc

Tomorrow I'll mainly be doing a slow cooker English Breakfast...

 

[ambulancekidd]

I was always a decent cook but, when my first marriage went tits up I knuckled down & became even better.
This was helped by treating myself to a huge range cooker, I only got it to piss my ex off & boy did it work.
I love being in the kitchen cooking but, a seriously arthritic hip makes standing at the cooker very difficult.
Hazel @Mrsambulancekidd is a superb cook & we've replaced the first range cooker with an even better one.

 

[138go]

Being a single bloke I have no cooking skills

It's about time you learned then. Being a bloke is nothing to do with it there are a lot of women out there who cannot cook as well.

No reason at all not to learn. Loads of books about and must be a load of stuff on YouTube. I used to enjoy beans with grated cheese on them and put under the grill.

 

[Barclaybasher]

I was always a decent cook but, when my first marriage went tits up I knuckled down & became even better.
This was helped by treating myself to a huge range cooker, I only got it to piss my ex off & boy did it work.
I love being in the kitchen cooking but, a seriously arthritic hip makes standing at the cooker very difficult.
Hazel @Mrsambulancekidd is a superb cook & we've replaced the first range cooker with an even better one.

I'm on my way!

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[Robert Clark]

How about eggs and bacon?
Add some mushrooms, tomatoes and spinach for a nutritious meal

 

[Barclaybasher]

It's about time you learned then. Being a bloke is nothing to do with it there are a lot of women out there who cannot cook as well.

No reason at all not to learn. Loads of books about and must be a load of stuff on YouTube. I used to enjoy beans with grated cheese on them and put under the grill.

Didn't the beans fall through the grill?...

 

[Hollyberry]

You're right, I don't want to learn - I just want simple recipies

Don’t get simpler than this https://www.worldofbooks.com/en-gb/...eN9DPh61sClqSFv_Ko5V-qTgwCNNsL4xoC7roQAvD_BwE

Or https://www.worldofbooks.com/en-gb/...qCSPN7jrgYTm7kV4m54aAwUCwzKZBP0xoC0I8QAvD_BwE

Or try a student cookery book.

 

[Val 3 dogs]

Beans on toast with a good dash of Angosturas bitters -delicious.

 

[Val 3 dogs]

Old English marmalade on hot buttered toast topped with slices of mature Cheddar cheese.

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[olley]

Just done dinner, bung the gammon from Tesco in the oven, it tells you how long and at what temperature on the packing. Carrots, peas, potatoes and runners in the steamer.
Job done, no skills needed.

 

[Figaro]

Angosturas bitters

Can you enlighten us non spanish residents please ?

 

[Figaro]

Pot noodles ?

 

[Yorick]

Beat 4 eggs in a bowl. Grate some cheese in. Chop up some ham. I use scissors. Chuck in some sliced mushrooms

Bung in microwave for 4 minutes. Heaven.

 

[DBK]

Can you enlighten us non spanish residents please ?

Nowt to do with Spain I think.

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/255250284

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[Val 3 dogs]

Can you enlighten us non spanish residents please ?

It's frightfully British - it's what makes the pink of a "pink gin".
I believe it is a concentrated herbal concoction, comes in little wrapped dark brown bottles.

 

[pawwavingpuppy]

Been cooking for 45+ years and to be honest I'm fed up with it

If I was on my own I'd live on sandwiches and take aways

Tonight's dinner, monkfish tails (reduced from local supermarket) wrapped in pancetta. It was lovely, but had enough of the cooking.

As sons used to say, when I was sitting watching tv, who unchained her from the stove.

When I go visiting them and their families I always get roped in to cook a roast dinner

 

[Eggs]

Compile a list of local pubs that do a weeknight special, last night was curry night, curry with naan and a pint for £9.95. I don't mind cooking, and I'm ok at it, I don't always fancy it after work mind.

 

[PP Bear]

Get a bird, it's a birds job

 

[Val 3 dogs]

Yolks! I've just seen the price of it, it's a good job that a bottle lasts an age. It lasts even longer if you can't get your favourite baked beans!

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[chaser]

How about eggs and bacon?
Add some mushrooms, tomatoes and spinach for a nutritious meal

this is my everyday breakfast till you got to the spinich

 

[Podney]

If you can read..............you can cook.

Go the Jamie Oliver route.

 

[Barclaybasher]

If you can read..............you can cook.
Go the Jamie Oliver route.

Sorry every time I look at chef menus they have so many ingredients and spices (that I haven't got) if I have to buy for the one dish it's too much hassle and cost !

My spices:
Salt, pepper, garlic, chilli powder....that's it

 

[Podney]

Sorry every time I look at chef menus they have so many ingredients and spices (that I haven't got) if I have to buy for the one dish it's too much hassle and cost !

My spices:
Salt, pepper, garlic, chilli powder....that's it

Use just those then.......simples!
He does some very simple recipes

 

[pappajohn]

Not Poodle....... Different flavour each day and swap around weekly for variety.

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