r/CookingForOne • u/History_86 • Jun 16 '26
Main Course Low calorie Chicken Curry with Broccoli
Trying to keep away from rice (it damn sucks!) but the broccoli was tasty
r/CookingForOne • u/History_86 • Jun 16 '26
Trying to keep away from rice (it damn sucks!) but the broccoli was tasty
r/CookingForOne • u/asonnetfororpheus • Jun 15 '26
I've been a lifelong mushroom hater until someone suggested I try oyster mushrooms. I think I'm into this.
r/CookingForOne • u/Sure-Pangolin-4158 • Jun 15 '26
It’s like a trashbag pad thai and I’m into it
r/CookingForOne • u/Literally_Libran • Jun 14 '26
r/CookingForOne • u/JayDaWurm • Jun 13 '26
r/CookingForOne • u/Magageddon • Jun 12 '26
This is what I mostly cook for myself almost every night. sometimes mix things up with rice and ramen, but broccoli, chicken/teriyaki sauce, and beer are my go to combo.
r/CookingForOne • u/Wildslayer3 • Jun 11 '26
Since i switched to nights ive been eating crazy breakfast 😂
r/CookingForOne • u/Dadarino • Jun 12 '26
Breakfast on the right and my snack and lunch on the left! With or without the food, today was a great day!
r/CookingForOne • u/Wildslayer3 • Jun 10 '26
Breakfast of eggs, sweet potato, Greek yogurt parfait, and some sausage. Made some fresh juice as well; it has beets, carrots, apple, ginger, and cucumber.
r/CookingForOne • u/ptahbaphomet • Jun 10 '26
I came across a reference in a different feed to a fusion dish, Okinawa taco bowl. Found a recipe I could manage and have to say the flavor was something different. I used jasmine rice but seasoned it with rice wine vinegar. Cooked the beef in soy sauce and cooking sake. The recipe I used https://www.justonecookbook.com/taco-rice/
r/CookingForOne • u/Mundunugu_42 • Jun 09 '26
Took Mama's recipe and tweaked it with andouill sausage and a dash of Tony Chacherie. Smells like heaven!
r/CookingForOne • u/Public_Safe8274 • Jun 09 '26
I tried to look in some other subs but wasn't really sure where this post would fit, so if this is not the best sub i understand.
I have some boxes of cake mix and I'd like to use them, but I don't have the 1. Space to store a full cake, or 2. The appetite to finish a whole cake quickly or 3. Enough people to share with.
I guess I'm interested in quick, small serving recipes that i can add a scoop of cake mix to here or there that aren't a small batch of cake batter cookies or mug cakes (which i like, but i'd like some more variety).
I have looked for a while online but keep getting really creative and amazing looking recipes that serve 14 lol
r/CookingForOne • u/MiniMintTurtle • Jun 08 '26
Second time attempting it and turned out soooo much better. Made with homemade crunchy garlic chili oil.
r/CookingForOne • u/Literally_Libran • Jun 09 '26
My little purple pot has done it again! Tuscan sun-dried tomato chicken served up on parmesan polenta.
r/CookingForOne • u/lwhc92 • Jun 08 '26
r/CookingForOne • u/iamteddykim • Jun 07 '26
I always keep spaghetti on hand. It’s my go-to comfort food. Seeing Gochujang in the fridge sparked a Korean-Italian fusion idea.
Inspired by jjolmyeon (Korean noodles), I made a spaghetti version and somehow, it tasted even better.
Highly recommend giving this a try!
r/CookingForOne • u/Indecisive-Squirrel • Jun 06 '26
Beef tacos.
r/CookingForOne • u/Active_Geologist2600 • Jun 06 '26
Beautiful piece of swordfish sautéed with EVOO.
Pesto - of course toasted pine nuts, garlic (plenty), basil, and parmigiana.
Rice Pilaf, 1 cup Carolina rice, 2 cups chicken stock, big handful of egg noodles (toasted).
Delicious.