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HELP!! Kitchen Help - cooking without a kitchen (merged)
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We did this last year and were without a cooker for a similar length of time.
We used the slow cooker a lot. If you don't have one perhaps ask on free cycle for one as you have a bit of time before your project starts as they are the kind of thing people have at the back of a cupboard. I didn't precook any meat before putting it in the slow cooker and everything was fine.0 -
cous cous is easy to do - shove it in a bowl of boiling water and wait for it to do it's thing.0
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We've just been through this too, we started with a Camping Gaz stove, but the gas bottles were costing a fortune, and always ran out that the wrong time. We ended up buying a table top Andrew James single ring induction hob - it was brilliant!0
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You can cook normal meals in a microwave oven. We regularly cook fish pie, shepherd's pie etc and they come out well.Lost my soulmate so life is empty.
I can bear pain myself, he said softly, but I couldna bear yours. That would take more strength than I have -
Diana Gabaldon, Outlander0 -
I've recently been through this and was without my kitchen for 6 weeks, although the builders did reconnect my washing machine on a few occasions for me.
My saviours were my George Foreman grill, my slow cooker and my sandwich toaster. We decanted to the conservatory and my dining table was my kitchen. I washed up in a bowl in the downstairs shower room.
I cooked chicken breasts, chops, sausages, bacon & veggie kebabs on my George (which I love to bits - don't know how I ever managed before I got it!), jacket spuds and re-heated my pre-cooked & frozen meals in the microwave, did casseroles in the slow cooker and toasted sandwiches with all manner of experimental fillings in my sandwich toaster. I am proud to say that we only had one takeaway in the whole 6 weeks, although I have to say we did have HM and/or tinned soup & bought crusty bread at least once, if not twice, a week.;)
I was sooooooooooo glad when I said goodbye to the builders though :j.
My (adult) son put post-it notes on all the cupboard doors & drawer fronts so we knew where to find everything in the new cupboards!:rotfl:
Good luck!0
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