Lunch for the week

>>8314701
Chips and homemade salsa and lamb stew.

Also - if your milk is a bit expired, it's probably all the better for baking.

>>8314701
>hearty pasta sauces like bolognese
>green thai curry
>any kind of stew really (use lean meat, onions and vegetables that can stand some heat)

>>8314786
My next kitchen purchase is going to be a slow cooker. Probably after the holidays but I'm trying to stick to healthy dieting meals so that bolognese is out of the questions.

Christ, either I suck at cooking or /ck/ doesn't meal prep. This thread is deader than my virginity

>>8314701
Looks tasty anon!

I had no groceries but had to cook with the little ingredients I had today:

Breakfast:
Sweated onions in peanut oil on low heat, added leftover rice from last night and some eggs, cooked for a bit with some soy sauce and pepper for a fluffy fried rice breakfast.

Lunch: A PC honey ham and PC hard salami sandwich on cheap white wheat bread.

Dinner: Making rice (Boton), will eat some tonght with some leftover chili if I'm hungry, and will use what's left to make some onigiri for lunch tomorrow.

For advic eon your meal prep: Make big dishes like chili, spaghetti, rice, tacos, lentil soup, etc. and save the leftovers. Find a recipie, do it 5x or so, and just keep practicing until you can put your own variation on it or feel comftorable substituting other ingredients. Work on basics like what you have in your picture and start adding/substituting ingredients or combining other dishes.