nah, since I get basic ingredients and make different types of food throughout the entire week instead. It seems to me mealprepsunday is a good idea for people who want to save money and time, but since I really enjoy cooking I don't mind spending max. 2 hours prepping one single meal (I cook for myself and my bf), and moneywise I'm already saving by buying ingredients that can be used in everything.lol wrote: k2335
ara do u do mealprepsunday? i should really start cooking actual food instead of mcdonalds everyday but i can make toast and pasta max
I'd definitely recommend bone broth - if you get some bones, add some vinegar, and simmer if for a number of hours, it extracts the collagen from the bones, making the broth very thick and delicious, and it turns to jelly in the fridge. It's also supposedly very good for you. If there's too much fat, you can just put it in the fridge and take the fat of the top when it's cold.I would have done bone instead but I didn't feel like going out and buy some since it was already pretty late. I already know how to make bone broth but I'm glad you posted how anyways because it's definitely very useful cooking knowledge.