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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are so many ways to prep ahead, clean as you go, and generally make it easier for yourself. But if you are committed to not learning any of those techniques or skills and are instead convinced that cooking = making a huge mess and doing it all in the moment, then what is there to say?

For *you,* it does sound better to eat at a restaurant. For people willing to learn some basic skills, techniques, tips, and tricks, and put in some practice, it's well worth it--rewarding, satisfying, even--to cook at home. [/quote]

OP here. Actually I do know how to cook. My mother taught me in my childhood in Europe, mostly French and Austrian dishes. Because she was busy working, as a teenager it was me who would cook for our family of four on a daily basis. I dare even say that I am an excellent cook. But I just do not enjoy it, and now that I am older, I tire more easily than in my youth.[/quote]

I kind of doubt this because an excellent cook who has cooked her whole life would [b]know how to create simple healthy meals[/b].  We should be asking you for advice[/quote]

OP here. The French and Austrian dishes that I learned in my childhood or neither simple nor particularly healthy.[/quote]

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