Total beginners and people who scared of cooking or can't cook
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I'm going to teach you all basic simple easy peasy recipes anyone can do at home in disabled myself so I know the difficulties disabled people have when trying to cook or bake anything ? I'm hoping to be a chef one day teaching disabled people for real life enjoy my recipes on here as and when they pop up keep a eye for them ??
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If anyone has difficulty in trying to prepare a basic meal or bake simple cakes I will advise you on here as best I can this is JUST FOR people who can't or scared to cook only ??
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This is only for people who can't or scared of cooking or baking only please many thanks from foodie
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Great thread @foodie, I think cooking can be a challenge for many disabled people, so it's always good to talk about ways of developing that side of life. What would you say your top tip is to become a better cook?
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I struggle to cook so this would Bre great for me when I was younger I really wanted to be a chef
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Could you do a session on cooking with the use of Microwave Oven?I once knew a girl who made me a microwave sponge pudding.This was made from scratch.Flour etc.Thanking you.Also cooking with a Pressure CookerThis may be frowned upon, but would like to use a microwave other than heating up
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Hi @foodie
This does indeed seem like an amazing thread! Thanks for initiating it.
And good point @oldngrumpy. I really like the idea of microwave sponge puddingCommunity Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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Thank you for initiating this thread @foodie it is very useful
I have something called a Instant Pot which is a type of electric pressure cooker [apparently this one is safer than the others as it releases its steam naturally] however I have never been able to use it. So hopefully if it's not too much for you (don't worry if it is) you could cover the topic of cooking with a Instant Pot as well for those who may want to use one. -
I've just ordered a book with microwave recipes that can be made in a single mug. It's aimed at students and office lunch so they are supposed to be very quick and simple. We shall see.
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Looking forward to some recipes, the only baking I ever do is mince pies using ready made pastry, so I doubt that counts.
We recently bought an air-fryer so some simple recipes for that would be great.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡 -
I have never really been able to cook for myself -- I have just recently gotten brave enough to use the microwave! I think learning ways around that could be valuable for lots of disabled people, myself included. Looking forward to when this thread is updated.
@woodbine, my family use an air fryer and it does look super simple! Maybe I can work my way up to trying it some day. Have you got any recipe recommendations so far?
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