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Cooking during pandemic

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Oct 15, 2020 | Replies (13)

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I don’t enjoy cooking. Years ago I was enthusiastic, but lost interest because my family has very narrow menu interests. Pretty much meat and starch. Not much interest in vegetables. I surprise myself now by making an effort to cook nice meals. Life is boring now and we don’t eat out. We are four- two adult children live with us. We keep an eye out for sales on good beef and pork. I love fish- they won’t touch it. I try to vary the starchy side dishes too. Mashed, baked, scalloped, au gratin potatoes. Rice, pasta etc. At times my daughter and I try to avoid carbs and use the riced cauliflower or zucchini noodles. Works well with meat sauce.
We have succeeded staying away from cakes- but there is also ice cream always! And dark chocolate. Saturday’s my daughter and I celebrate with a glass of Prosecco.
This was a lengthy post from someone who does not like cooking.

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How does the cauliflower and those zzucchini noodles taste? Have been wanting to try them for awhile. How's the cauliflower pizza..I've seen one from Oprah's Kitchen & almost tried it a few times but chickened away. Without being able to go out like once a week or so(to spice things up) cooking and eating takes on a boring quality many days. Any other suggestions? It's just me..no kids to cook for, they're out of the house & on their own. Kathy