What's for Dinner?

[orthodoc]

I get it, it's hard to eat healthy when you're up early and busy all day and tired at night. But it's easy to take the shortcut when you have dozens of options in fast food, so you put off the planning and wait until the next crisis.

How about cooking on Sunday afternoon, making up a grain dish, a bean dish, and chopping some veggies ahead of time? Assembling supper after a long day becomes easy. Or make a couple of dishes in large amounts, divide into portions, and refrigerate or freeze for the week.

Fast food companies count on us feeling that we're in crisis.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by orthodoc

I get it, it's hard to eat healthy when you're up early and busy all day and tired at night. But it's easy to take the shortcut when you have dozens of options in fast food, so you put off the planning and wait until the next crisis.

More than that, for some people cooking is not fun, it's fucking drudgery. Even simple stuff that cooks throw together in a jiffy, are a pain in the ass to people that don't cook enough to have much of the kitchen dance become second nature.

Well the more you do it the easier it becomes.
Same with mountain climbing and triathlon, but they don't appeal to me either.