Cooking healthy food is so much effort

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Agree? But we gotta do it.

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Not really. Meat you can eat almost raw, and veggies aren’t that hard to cook…

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Depends how high standards you set. Using frozen precut veggies isn’t that much work. But ofcourse fresh is more healthy.

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I though it was the other way around. Meat needs to be cooked, veggies can be eaten raw. I didn’t cook my veggies today cause I’ve read it’s ok to eat raw + its too much effort with negatives.

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I eat easy healthy food lol low fat cottage cheese, canned soup, ham and egg or low fat cheese wraps

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A pressure cooker and an oil spray are handy to have.

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I hate raw meat, there is an arabic dish made from extra lean ground beef and its eaten raw

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Meat you can put 2 minutes both sides in a pan. Undercooked is tasty lol.

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You shouldn’t eat meat raw, you could get serious bacterial infections.

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I didn’t say raw, but undercooked

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I don’t find it to be an effort, but I am fairly skilled in the kitchen now.

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I don’t enjoy making food, but I can’t make my diet go to hell. Today I cooked some chicken and I left some in the fridge so tomorrow I don’t need to cook.

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I have a steamer for veggies you just bung them in for twenty minutes
I haven’t used it for a while because I opt for easy ready meals because of anxiety but I’m hoping to start using it again

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IDK, I cook all kinds of food and some of it’s healthy. The hardest part is prepping by cutting up the meat and vegetables but that usually only takes anywheres from 5-15 minutes. Not so hard. My Instant pot makes cooking a lot easier and faster.

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