I find I'm often too busy to cook and end up eating out instead. However as an early stage founder that's not very sustainable (breaks the bank), so I try to pack a sandwich, have breakfast and morning coffee at home, and do a rotating dinner with friends. The last one is informal, more like "oh we're at your apartment tonight, what's in the fridge we can make?"
Personally, I want to start planning ahead and making large meals on Sundays that I can save. I'd also like to start cooking larger meals and freezing "quick-meals" I can just defrost when I'm in a hurry. I find veggie burritos are cheap, easy quite filling, and almost always produce leftovers. tortilla + rice + beans + sauteed onion and bell pepper + burrito toppings = deliciousness
If you're looking for some delicious recipes to try, my Swedish cousin-in-law is quite into healthy cooking. Should be something for all budgets: http://meandmyfood.blogspot.se/
Personally, I want to start planning ahead and making large meals on Sundays that I can save. I'd also like to start cooking larger meals and freezing "quick-meals" I can just defrost when I'm in a hurry. I find veggie burritos are cheap, easy quite filling, and almost always produce leftovers. tortilla + rice + beans + sauteed onion and bell pepper + burrito toppings = deliciousness
If you're looking for some delicious recipes to try, my Swedish cousin-in-law is quite into healthy cooking. Should be something for all budgets: http://meandmyfood.blogspot.se/