I'm moving out in around a week or so, and I'll pretty

>>9086116
>moving out

Haven't seen this thread before.

Do you own any cookware? Like a bowl and a cup, maybe a spoon?

Microwave ovens and instant coffee are both punishments for being in a hurry, avoid them.

What do you like to eat? Or, more to the point, what can you afford to feed yourself?

Really basic list:
A knife or two (6" chef's knife, 3" paring knife)
A fork, spoon and knife to eat with
A plate or two
A pot to heat water et cetera in
A pan to cook shit in
A steamer insert (cheap)
A vegetable peeler
Some tongs to grab food with
Spatulas, flippers, et cetera
A colander to drain stuff
A salt shaker
A pepper grinder
A toaster or toaster oven is nice to have
A cutting board (not wood)
A dish sponge and some dish soap and a rack to dry your dishes/pots/pans
A wine glass
A corkscrew
A can opener
A drinking glass or two
A salad spinner (chicks dig salads)
Some dish towels to clean up

That's more than enough to get you started.

Major stud god grill hardware:
A charcoal grill
A charcoal chimney
A box of matches
Some newspaper

When in doubt, grill. Very many.

If you're serious about cooking/baking:
A digital kitchen scale
A Therma-pen instant read thermometer
A KitchenAid stand mixer (get the good one)

Learn how to clean, cut and steam vegetables. Cheap dinner, and healthy.

Very MANLY, not very many.

A rice cooker is worth the money. Between rice and steamed vegetables you're all set, or at least you won't starve. A blender is great if you like smoothies. Or blended margaritas (chicks dig blended margaritas). Also good for crepe batter, but that's another story.

>>9086172
>steaming vegetables
>not sauteing them
Are you some sort of cuck?

>>9086189

Steaming potatoes, carrot, broccoli. Saute mushrooms and onions and then serve them together.

>>9086192
>steaming broccoli
>steaming carrots
Why do you hate texture?

Broccoli is excellent after sauteing, just add a little peanut butter, oil and pretty much any sauce to finish it off.
Carrots work much better in a stew. Steaming them should be a crime.
I've never really steamed potatoes, how does it compare to boiling?

>>9086172
>>9086188
I don't need equipment and I don't need to just eat rice and steamed veggies - I'll have plenty of money.

Just looking for good sites/apps for meal planning, recipes, etc.

>>9086116
Allrecipes is good, but avoid any recipe with cheese in it on that site until you are decent at cooking

It's not that cheese is bad to use in a recipe, but 99% of recipes w/ cheese in them on that site are fucking disgusting combinations of excessive cheese and <<insert numerous meme ingredients>>

>>9086116
https://www.budgetbytes.com

>>9086172
>A cutting board (not wood)
>not wood

Why ? Wood is the way to go, plastic goes to shit too quickly and glass is horrible for your knife.