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This is a place to share ways to eat inexpensively - whether that's with recipes, finding coupons, or preservation techniques like freezing or pickling.

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Looking for easy, cheap, and tasty recipes (lemm.ee)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/cheaphealthyfood

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I hate cooking. And what is more, I hate cleaning up after cooking. Pizza was my go to. I would buy pre made dough and whatever toppings suited my fancy, it was cheap and delicious and only needed one pan. But it made me gain weight.

So I'm looking for a healthier alternative. Something I can cheaply and easily make, that tastes good, and only uses one dish.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago

Any kind of stir fry was my go to when learning to cook. Grab some cheap protein (chicken, tofu, etc). Toss in a pan with oil and seasonings. Add a couple handfuls of veggies. If you want to add another pan, make some rice and add that to the mix