I dont have time to prepare anything as of late and I’ve just been surviving of curry and pasta from the local supermarket and I’m not eating enough either

What are some good recipes that are easy to prepare when not having time? I dont mind them being repetitive or whatever, lots in quantity would help so its for multiple days. Vegan is fine, I want to become Vegan long term, maybe Vegetarian at first, but I must begin eating enough atm

I’m a beginner at cooking FYI so I can’t do anything complex. It can be a “college meal”, I just dont want to go hungry anymore cause I’m too tired to do anything lol and I dont want supermarket frozen bs

  • GalaxyBrain [they/them]@hexbear.net
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    2 months ago

    What do you already like eating? What do you have for kitchen stuff? Do you have a kitchen where you live? If I’ve got a baseline its easier than just making up some recipes I think are easy. I can also give advice on how to make more complex dishes quickly and with less effort. My first one is just burritos, get canned black beans, some refried beans, some onions and peppers, give the black beans a fry on a bit hotter than medium, dont drain all the bean juice, leave a bit so it mixes with the pan oil and reduces to a thicc good while youre frying your black beans, i spice it wirh cumin, chilli powder, dark paprika and cayenne, if you only get one spiceout of these, make it cumin, cumin is magix. Add onions and peps about half way through this process. Then add the refried beans, lower or turn off the heat depending on your pan and stir it around until you have a good paste going on. Put that paste on a tortilla and add salsa or whatever, if you have another pan id recommend giving the wrapped burrito a quick fry as well to seal it and make it a lil crispy, you can also bake it at 350 for around 3-5 min. Should also leave you a solid amount of beany goodness to keep in the fridge after and then you can heat it.and eat it on demand, it makes a solid base for a chip dip too