Catering to Extreme Laziness

In the UK, you can now buy pre-boiled eggs in the supermarket. I've seen pre-made soup, rice, salads... but now eggs? How hard is it to put an egg in a pot of hot water for 5 minutes? Is this catering to extreme laziness or a very clever idea?

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How to decide what to cook

Some people might agree that the biggest problem with cooking is not cooking itself but deciding what to cook. One way to help yourself decide is to make menus, put them in a basket and each day pull out one. It's a clever way to trick yourself into making a choice instead of trying to figure out what your choices are before you can decide.

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Dinner at home or home-made dinner?

When you invite someone at your place for dinner would you ever consider passing out (some) take-away food or home-delivery recipes as your own cooking? If most dishes are yours, what's wrong with passing one or two you didn't have time to make as yours? I see nothing wrong with ordering extras and mixing it with home-made dinner. My question is would you tell your guest or pass it as yours?

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Samores

This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 26 October 2007 by member lady1980luck

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Tonight's a full moon. Use candles to cook the marshmallos. I'm too lazy to build a campfire. Graham Crackers, chocolate, and marshmallows! MMMMMM!

coffee lovers here

This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 27 February 2009 by member worldconfer

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Are you a coffee lover? Here's a recipe for you.
Add Ground pepper in the coffee filter before adding the coffee. Then add just a touch of saffron in the carafe. Final Step. Taste it ! :)