Foods for people who hate (or have no time!) to stand around and cook

Do you wish you had more motivation or time to prepare hot, fresh, homemade meals for yourself and your family?
It might seem daunting, but there are lots of things you can accomplish, hands off, with some strategic thinking and selection of ingredients.
In this video I’m going to show you a few things you can get at the supermarket that require no skill in the kitchen at all, will reduce your prep time to almost nothing and deliver a whole variety of meals with leftovers to boot.
These, along with our one-pot meals will have you cooking a whole repertoire of meals in no time at all.
One-Pot Meal Ideas: www.wholelifec...

[@nicolesmith6366]

Thanks for preparing this video. I definitely fit the intended target audience and will be trying out the shared ideas.

[@olgaamber]

It's a good idea to incorporate the healthy grains into the diet. A rice cooker is a life saver when it comes to cooking simple grains. Also, cooking pasta is a good idea too. Mashed potatoes are a bit of a challenge (real ones, not the ones that come in a package). Other carbs are also worth noting, such as oatmeal, millet, and buckwheat.

[@margaretbatson83]

I'm starting to hate cooking because I cook too much. I'm burnt out from it.I rather back then cook. Lol !

[@munchkinlk83]

Thank you!!! I do love the bagged salad and veggies. My family really enjoys roasted veggies so we do this quite often. I haven't ever roasted a chicken because, you're right it seemed too complicated but I might try it this week!

[@Bushrasew]

I decided to make a meal wich have all things that i need to eat chicken meat shrimp and salmon in one meal rice potato sweet potato checkpeas and vegetables thats it im not cooking any thing else

[@kcbluebutterfly2182]

Clean the kitchen, overwhelming cooking, clean again, then not hungry or my dinner taste horrible

[@jamieryan958]

Can't stand it not bothered