u/Kuliquitakata

I've been on the bone broth buzz lately after I realised I can ask my butcher for beef bones. I use it as the base for heaps of meals or sometimes just have with noodles. It feels like super low effort high reward kind of meal. Less than $10 all up, super nutritious and makes heaps.

Do you have any favourite low effort (or cost) and high reward recipes on your rotation at the moment? Or any cuts of meat you ask your butcher for that aren't typically out on the shop floor? I'm keen as for some new ideas.

Base veggies

Roast beef bones

Aromats

Chuck it all together

Add water and slow cook for twenty-four hours

I’m going for an ADHD assessment today as an adult / parent and I’m trying to distill my experience into words.

One of my constant experiences since childhood is that I can’t do simple tasks methodically, for example flossing my teeth or mowing the lawns. Every time I start, I harden my resolve and hype myself up and be like this is the time I’m going to do it. I am going to follow the obvious, logical pattern of flossing one tooth then the next until they’re all done, or mow the lawn in stripes one at a time. Then at some point (I don’t notice when) I *always* end up going off in random directions everywhere, taking five times as long and missing spots. I try every single time and I have never completed either task methodically. And that applies to basically every task in my life.

I’m not looking for medical advice or a diagnosis here obviously but wondering, Does anyone here with confirmed ADHD think this sounds relatable or like it could stem from that?

I think I assumed this was everyone’s experience ? Is it not ?