10 One-Pot Japanese Dinners for Seniors Living Alone (Nothing to Scrub)

📗 My cookbook, The Supermarket Notebook: 162 recipes and 100 kitchen tricks, with a chapter for one pan. https://chiyokocooks.com If you are watching this and thinking, I wish someone had written down suppers like these for one person, I did. One chapter of the book is called One Pan, One Person. Another is called Noodles. Everything comes from your own supermarket, measured in US cups and cooked on a stovetop, for one or two people. No oven. It is a 527-page PDF. It comes to your email in a minute. Read it on a phone, tablet or computer, or print it. Early bird price: $39 instead of $69. 7-day money-back guarantee. Get the book: https://chiyokocooks.com These are 10 one-pot Japanese dinners for seniors living alone, with nothing to scrub afterward. Each supper is for one, cooked in one small pot or skillet on the stovetop, with the rice or the noodles in the same pot. Everything comes from an ordinary American supermarket. No oven. You will learn how to cook rice under chicken or salmon in the same pot, how to finish ramen and udon in the pan, how long each supper takes, what goes in the sink, what one serving costs, and how to clean each pot without scrubbing. Chapters 0:00 One pot, nothing to scrub 1:34 1. Egg drop noodle soup 3:10 2. Fried rice from yesterday's rice 4:38 3. Cabbage and bacon fried noodles 6:27 4. Ginger pork and cabbage with ramen 8:03 5. Salmon and ginger rice 9:31 6. Chicken and mushroom rice 10:53 7. Chicken and egg over rice 12:39 8. Meat and potatoes in soy and sugar 14:19 9. Winter simmer pot with eggs and sausage 15:53 10. Napa cabbage, chicken and tofu hot pot 17:46 A question for you I am Chiyoko, 74, from Murakami in Niigata, Japan. I cooked school lunch for 26 years, and now I cook for one. My mother never wrote anything down. I am writing it down. #japanesecooking #onepotmeals #cookingforone