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1. Recreational. I enjoy cooking for others more then for myself. I also enjoy that cooking is a task that cannot run over: either the food is done or overcooked. You have to know what you do next.

2. No. Just run past the store on the way home.

3. Flavor of the week. My standard is Quiche Lorraine, but I obviously don't do that all the time.

4. No.

5. Get a cookbook that is very restrained when it comes to ingredients.



Do you have a suggestion on the cookbook?


For starters, http://thestonesoup.com/ has very good recipes built around that idea. They also have free cookbooks.

Other then that, there are "student cookbooks" (differ on country).


"How to Cook Everything" -- there's also an app. It's just the basic recipe for everything. You can use it as a base to add on to later (or not)


The Joy of Cooking




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