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Re: Online Bachelor CookBook needed - HELP

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    I am looking for an ONLINE cookbook for bachelors. I stress the word
    ONLINE. I dont want links to Amazon to buy books. I also do not want
    to be referred to Diet books, in other words, no Atkins, no Low Fat,
    none of that stuff. I am not dieting, in fact I am BELOW the weight I
    should be for my build, age, and height, and that is because my meals
    consist of opening a can of something and eating it (warming
    optional). or eating popcorn. After several years of eating this way,
    I am aware its starting to affect my health, not to mention I am
    totally bored with canned food.

    OK, here's the scoop. What I want, is either a website full of
    recipes or downloadable cookbook. I do not want costly recipes, nor
    complicated. No caviar, no virgin olive oils (unless her name is
    Olive and she is an available virgin), and please, none of those fancy
    words that only those tv chefs know the meaning.

    First, I am low income and on a tight budget. Second, I do not have a
    stove and oven, just a microwave, hotplate, and toaster oven. Third,
    I do not buy fresh foods because all they do is rot in my
    refrigerator. My basic food stock consists of canned foods, dry stuff
    (noodles and rice, and instand mashed pots), powdered milk, and a few
    frozen things that got buried in snow inside the small freezer on the
    top pof my fridge. The other thing, I hate washing dishes, so cooking
    needs to be done with minimal dishes, paper plates preferred. The
    other thing, by the time I get around to making something to eat, I am
    usually so darn hungry that I often open the can, and while I planned
    to warm the contents, I just eat it, or I open the can, take one bite,
    and drive to McDonalds. In other words, 10 minutes is about the max
    amount of time I am willing to spend slaving over a hot microwave or
    hotplate.

    The KEY WORDS for my cooking would be FAST, CHEAP, and EASY.
    I am only cooking for myself.

    I should mention that I grew up in the 50's, when men were not allowed
    to take HomeEc in highschool, mom never let me touch the kitchen
    stove, and I had a woman cook for me until I became a bachelor about 5
    years ago. I have no concept of cooking, or how to go about it. I
    also am not willing to chop up a dead chicken or any of that sort of
    thing, that is just too nasty....

    Now that you know where I am coming from, and my intent.
    Can anyone recommend a website to suit my needs?

    Thanks for all help

    J J

    Start here:
    http://www.getouttoday.com/collegelife/living/cooking/dormcook.htm

    Dimitri

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