/r/onepotmeals
Are you a new chef? A lazy chef? Or just someone looking for new recipes that cut down on prep and clean up in the kitchen? Well you are in the right place! Our focus is on meals that are cooked in one pot.
All submissions must be one pot meals. This means that only one pot (or pan, or skillet) is necessary to cook the whole recipe. Ingredients can be removed from the pot and set aside, if necessary. Additionally items may be prepped in bowls etc, the main idea is all the cooking happens in one pot,
Slow Cooker/Instant Pot meals are allowed but must use the apropriate flair. Message mods if new flairs are needed.
Image/gif/video recipes must write it out in full (not just ingredient list) in text form in the comments. If the recipe is not posted within 1 Hour of submitting, mods will be forced to remove it. This is to make it easier to use for all redditors and to cut down on spam.
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/r/onepotmeals
i've been making the same recipe since high school and i love it! i got the recipe from this video: https://youtu.be/t-yH0NzAPIg?si=unQFnXvmx40jh9WO
hey all, I'm am aspiring one potter.
looking for some cookbook recommendations.
Asian (if have to be more specific, Chinese/Japanese) but anything Asian is 100% okay
south American (can include Mexican)
Indian.
Hopefully the cook books will have a healthy blend of recipes for:
I'd appreciate any book recommendations yall wish to add, or any clarity on adapting "insta pot" to generic "electric pressure cooker" as well..
bon appetite.
Substituted chicken breasts for tofu (substitution notes in the recipe comment! and also on the second page of the recipe in the picture), but I definitely want to try it with tofu in the future. Depending on the size of your baking sheets, this could end up being a two-pan meal, though; I initially wasn’t 100% sure I was going to be able to fit the chicken on the same sheet as the veggies.
I would definitely increase the liquid next time because my rice came out a little crunchy (this might be dependent on pan size), but all the flavors were there!
I used extra ricotta and for once I don’t think I’d do that again, but would definitely up the Parmesan (more than I already did), and maybe use fresh oregano instead of dried. Doubled the garlic but would chop instead of “thinly slicing”.
Not nearly garlicky enough for garlicky chicken - but that’s an easy fix for the next time I make it!
Used double the cheese, would absolutely make again (and maybe add bacon).
They’re mixed together, leftover bits chopped and bagged together. I don’t enjoy soup so I don’t want to cook that, but if I dump this in the Pressure King, what should I add to it and serve it with?
Recipe 3 in my attempt to cook through Dinner in One! The peas didn’t photograph well, but they were tasty.