The Sad Bastard Cookbook
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The Sad Bastard Cookbook
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Re: The Sad Bastard Cookbook
#2The preface is ridiculous. Salads, PBJs, Ramen, rice and veggies, english muffins / rice cakes and PB/nutella. I'm not sure why this is a thing.
Re: The Sad Bastard Cookbook
#3Reminds me of a non satire student cookbook where recipes are sectioned by what utensils and cooking appliances you have at hand. E.g. one pot, frying pan, etc. all the way up to, well a normal kitchen.
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#4Can I easily read this on an iPhone somehow? The download does not seem to start, I just get the ad page instead
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#5Would work better as a webpage with clickable ToC. I'm not gonna print out a 146 page doc with such recipes as boxed mac and cheese.
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#6The preface is ridiculous. Salads, PBJs, Ramen, rice and veggies, english muffins / rice cakes and PB/nutella. I'm not sure why this is a thing.
Don't underestimate the stresses, struggles, and conditions people are dealing with in life that make tasks difficult which may seem trivial to you.
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#7The preface is ridiculous. Salads, PBJs, Ramen, rice and veggies, english muffins / rice cakes and PB/nutella. I'm not sure why this is a thing.
I believe the point is “… for the zero spoons crowd.”
Some days there are just not drive or energy (“spoons”) enough to think about what to eat, and much less to prepare it. This booklet could be of some help here.
The Spoon Theory:
https://butyoudontlooksick.com/articles/written-by-christine...
Re: The Sad Bastard Cookbook
#8The preface is ridiculous. Salads, PBJs, Ramen, rice and veggies, english muffins / rice cakes and PB/nutella. I'm not sure why this is a thing.
Don't underestimate the stresses, struggles, and conditions people are dealing with in life that make tasks difficult which may seem trivial to you.
Look at the link, it's more "stessful" than the short list I provided.
Re: The Sad Bastard Cookbook
#9Would work better as a webpage with clickable ToC. I'm not gonna print out a 146 page doc with such recipes as boxed mac and cheese.
> webpage
And, as an extension of that: a real, reflowable, searchable, bookmarkable ebook.
Re: The Sad Bastard Cookbook
#10The preface is ridiculous. Salads, PBJs, Ramen, rice and veggies, english muffins / rice cakes and PB/nutella. I'm not sure why this is a thing.
It's kind of like TikTok trend of low energy / depression meals.