netshaq is one of the realest youtubers i have ever had the pleasure to watch. there's a fair amount of internet edutainment chefs who will offer recipes for "depression meals;" rare is the one who will say "technically i eat two scrambled eggs a lot but that involves too much cooking to count." the most any of the meals in this video will demand of you are "throw something in the oven/on a hot pan/into a microwave for a few minutes and take it out when it's done"—but for when your energy is high enough to move beyond the simplest possible solution, he offers a few avenues for punching up most of what he has to offer. highly highly recommend giving the guy a watch; this video has prevented some of my most exhausted days from turning into hungry ones too & with any luck it'll do the same for you
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Really like his work! His crockpot chicken tinga has become one of my go-tos for weeks where I know I'm not going to have a lot of energy for cooking and I'm just going to want a reliable tasty protein that I can use multiple ways.
Thank you for sharing this! It and the creators other vids will be a great resource for folks I know.
Nice!
I recoil and run away from most fancy chefs. I want the ones who will say "I'm using this as a substitute because I'm out of x" or "or skip that if you don't like it" or "you can just eyeball this but measuring at first is a good starting place and you can adjust later once you're familiar with the dish" or whatever. I want recipes that are fully "and here's how to be sloppy about it"