u/AndyCakelala

Seeking Batch Cooking Recs for a stressed-out single - Veggie heavy / healthy

My complete inability to have a clue what to cook is really starting to stress me out. Every weekend when I attempt to grocery shop, I'm a bit of a loss at where to start. I'd love to be a person who has a great roster of meals I can have on rotation, and lunches ready for the week. I'm a solid cook who can easily freestyle recipes. I live alone and have a busy job so need to cook quickly for myself.

I would love to hear your recommendations for great, healthy recipes that batch cook well and freeze OK.

For me healthy means veggie forward, i.e. not just starch plus sauce. I'm not vegetarian, so meat based is welcome and I'm happy to include healthier carbs (i.e. wholegrain). Creamy/fatty sauces are probably out. Veggies currently in high rotation: spinach (always, every week), sweet potato, red capsicum, zucchini, chickpea, black bean, onions, mushrooms. But I'm open to others.

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u/AndyCakelala — 5 days ago

Can anybody recommend some books or other literature (doesn't have to be book-length) that I could read before a trip to Athens and other parts of Greece, so I have more historical and cultural context for the sites I might see?

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u/AndyCakelala — 6 months ago