...to cook up a dish at the drop of a hat? While most married friends of mine would say "of course," I'd have to say that I've got plenty of single friends whose kitchens are barer than a plate of already-eaten bones followed by the feasting of dogs (and I'm just not talking in a "Bachelor pad", either). The thing with singles, is were just happy to host parties, because although we may live or be alone, we really are a fun group of people and love the sounds of other humans in our homes! I've been invited to homes where my single friends were forced to "make shift" in order to create the simplest of dishes--whether for grilling or even a simple saute, although the ingredients were there to eat, the goods needed to cook them on, were not...this ought not be so. I think it's easy to overlook the importance of these staple utensils for many reasons--some singles eat en route to work, for others, their first meal of the day is lunch, whic...
If you like to read and like me, tire of "storing food or having to divide your recipe by six?", you're on the right page! These are stories of the cooking journeys and experiences of single chefs scattered throughout the States...the heart-broken, the weight-loss, the bachelor, the single-mom, the traveler, the outdoor-grilling, the celebrity, the novice...and the list goes on and on of different singles who are...cooking single in the city!