I do too. And I have some recipes that are considered “one pan” meals but takes 10 pans to get all the ingredients ready.And I hate cleanup
I do too. And I have some recipes that are considered “one pan” meals but takes 10 pans to get all the ingredients ready.And I hate cleanup
I would have left off the carrot. And the sesame seeds. What in the hell is Ponzu sauce? The Jasmine rice, I would have used what I have had on hand, converted long grain.
Looks like thin cut pork chops. I typically buy thick cut , cut them in half that way. But other than that….
A few of the recent recipes have said to move the meat item to a plate, wipe out pan, and then cook another item. That part was good.And yet another consideration. Pots and pans used to create these dishes VS what you would normally cook. I am a good cook but a lazy one. And I hate cleanup.
We made the Parmesan chicken meal tonight. It was very tasty and we loved it. But... Dishes. OMG I never use that many dishes. The dishwasher will be full tonight. Chicken for 2 should not fill a dishwasher.
Here is what I used.
Cutting board and knife. Cutting potatoes, smashing garlic, trimming Brussels Sprouts.
Colander for draining potatoes.
Potato Masher.
Small skillet for cooking the sprouts.
Saucepan and lid for boiling potatoes.
Bowl for mixing the chicken coating.
Cookie sheet for baking the chicken.
Lifter for taking the chicken off the baking sheet.
2 plates/forks/knives.
Yikes! Maybe the other meals won't be so dish intensive.
Depends on the cutting board, but that would have been hand washed. Actually most of the other stuff would have been as well but I have a dishwasher I hate, it’s a typical RV dishwasher. Designed for a handful of dishes, silverware, and glasses, nothing really substantial. It’s a Fisher Paykel single drawer. And a PITA. I wouldn’t have one if it hadn’t even been already in the rig when we bought it.We made the Parmesan chicken meal tonight. It was very tasty and we loved it. But... Dishes. OMG I never use that many dishes. The dishwasher will be full tonight. Chicken for 2 should not fill a dishwasher.
Here is what I used.
Cutting board and knife. Cutting potatoes, smashing garlic, trimming Brussels Sprouts.
Colander for draining potatoes.
Potato Masher.
Small skillet for cooking the sprouts.
Saucepan and lid for boiling potatoes.
Bowl for mixing the chicken coating.
Cookie sheet for baking the chicken.
Lifter for taking the chicken off the baking sheet.
2 plates/forks/knives.
Yikes! Maybe the other meals won't be so dish intensive.
Depends on the cutting board, but that would have been hand washed. Actually most of the other stuff would have been as well but I have a dishwasher I hate, it’s a typical RV dishwasher. Designed for a handful of dishes, silverware, and glasses, nothing really substantial. It’s a Fisher Paykel single drawer. And a PITA. I wouldn’t have one if it hadn’t even been already in the rig when we bought it.
I miss the Bosch I had in my house.
When I looked at the sink full of dishes my first thought was where is Thanksgiving dinner?
Thank you! I thought I was just unusually lazy or something. It seemed like a lot to me, too!
When I looked at the sink full of dishes my first thought was where is Thanksgiving dinner?
Tonight was a win/win. And yeah I didn't follow the instructions. Tonight was Kung Pao Beef Bowls. Delicious again. And I used one covered saucepan, and a cutting board/knife. 2 bowls and 2 forks. And one big spoon for stirring.
I dumped the ground beef in the pan then added the garlic, scallions, ginger, and the bell pepper. When the beef was done, I used the same pan to cook the rice. Then I mixed it all together and added the sauce and the peanuts. Very tasty. Very few dishes. Perfect.
Maybe I am easy to please because I don't think I had even tasted rice in more than a year. Well, one more meal to cook and then back to no carbs.