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My name is Felicia and I am a 23 year old woman that has always been known to NOT cook. I am moving to the San Diego area with my boyfriend at the end of the month and I want to try cooking. Only problem is I'm on a tight budget and will have absolutely nothing in my kitchen. I need the help of you all to get me started on being a cook while staying in budget. Thanks ahead of time :)
How exciting! You have more than one adventure ahead of you. You'll find lots of answers here, and as you might expect, these kinds of set-up a kitchen and/or learning to cook questions are not uncommon.
We've had some recent discussions covering some of what you ask, and others will chime in with newer answers specific to your situation. In the meantime, reading these other discussions may give you some ideas as a starting-point.
Also, it will be helpful to us if you let us know what kind of cooking you'll be doing; in short, what do you and your boyfriend like to eat? Will he also be in the kitchen?
equipment and dishes - this is why the heavens gave us thrift stores and garage sales. if it falls apart or turns out to be NOT what you want? who cares? it was $1.50 so just wash it, chuck it into the goodwill collection box and buy something else.
and you might find the coolest things if you can beat the hipsters to them.
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Felicia, some of the newbie cooks on here have suggested YouTube videos to help them learn techniques. A good basic website for recipes that won't overwhelm you is allrecipes.com. They've got recipe and technique videos there, too.
re: kitchengardengal
And don't overlook the library as a place to find cookbooks. If there's one you find you love, order it used from Amazon.
And, as above, try the thrift shops for basic kitchen wares.
Does the boyfriend cook at all? Do ya'll like to grill (S.D. is great 'cause of year-'round grilling)? Tell us what kinds of food you guys like and maybe we can suggest more detailed ideas.
For basic gear you can get by with the below. Check out thrift shops for dishes - they won't match, but you can get plates and cutlery and mugs dirt cheap.
Most of the gear below you can buy the cheapest stuff you can find, with the exception of pots and knives. I will spring for a decent can opener, because I hate the hard to use cheap ones.
- a non stick frying pan, one decent medium sized pot and one cheap medium pot (by decent I mean fairly hefty with a thick bottom - thin bottom cheap pots will burn anything sauteed or stewed, but are fine for boiling pasta), lids for the pots and pans, a medium casserole dish, a cookie tray. If you like cooking in big batches, get a big pot.
- a cutting board, a medium sized knife, a paring knife and a bread knife, a cheese grater, a vegetable peeler
- a long handled wooden spoon, a spatula (for scraping out bowls), a spatula (for flipping stuff) a pair of tongs, a garlic press, a large metal spoon with holes, a colander, a ladle.
- a couple of cheap metal mixing bowls, a 1 cup glass or plastic measuring cup, a set of measuring spoons.
Plus a can opener, some tupperware, oven mitts, something to put hot pans on (trivet, wooden board), dish towels, a kettle.
For basic foodstuffs to start out with, it depends on what sort of stuff you like to cook. The list below is what I would start out with after a move. I've added a * to ingredients that are mainly for Asian cooking, which I do a lot of.
Liquids: vegetable oil, olive oil, sesame oil*, distilled vinegar, red wine vinegar, rice vinegar*, soy sauce, fish sauce*, lemon juice, rice wine*
Pastes: dijon mustard, ketchup, hot sauce, miso*, chili paste*, honey,
Spices and Herbs: Salt, pepper, Basil, oregano, thyme, rosemary, cumin, coriander, cardamon, paprika, bay leaves, cayenne pepper, ginger, sage, cinnamon, cloves, garlic powder, boullion powder, chili powder, hot pepper flakes
Dried goods: Pasta, thin Japanese noodles, rice, oatmeal, chickpeas, lentils, beans, walnuts
Canned Goods: tomatoes, tomato paste, coconut milk*, canned beans, chicken stock,
Baking staples: flour, baking powder and baking soda, white sugar, brown sugar, corn starch,
Other: parmesan cheese, butter, olives, coffee, tea,
In general, I find farmer's markets tend to have nice stuff, but are not particularly cheap. Ethnic markets (start with Chinatown if you've got it) are good for cheap and interesting. Look for bulk herbs and spices (the jarred stuff is ridiculously expensive). Trader Joe's is good for budget gourmet (cheese and wine tend to be good deals), Costco is good for stuff you use a lot of (I buy olive oil and canned tomatoes there in large quantities).
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Hi, good luck in your new home! I recently read Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything - The Basics, prior to sending it to my niece who is leaving home for college, and I thought it was an excellent cookbook. You might take a look, i bet your local library has it or can get it on interlibrary loan so it won't cost you. I'm a pretty accomplished cook and it taught me some things for sure. Very clear and lots of pictures.
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given the variety of fresh (and relatively cheap) produce in the SD area you sort of owe it to yourself to try 'green' cooking at least every now and then instead of packaged supermarket stuff. alternate that with the corndogs and It's It's's (OK I'm projecting here a little bit) wow I haven't had a good corndog in...
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Don't even buy cookbooks just yet. When you settle in, find the nearest local library and look at the cookbooks they have in the stacks; tell the librarian what you're about and they'll help you. You can copy a recipe or two to try them out, then decide what cookbook you might want to buy to have on hand. They also may have cooking magazines in their reading section; ask about those, too. You can sometimes borrow one as long as it's not this months issue.
As others have said, don't go buying pots and pans (and definitely not sets) until you know which you'll get the most use out of. When I had my first apartment many moons ago, I got by with just a wok for quite awhile. (I love Chinese food, so did stir-fry most every night, alternating with the occasional deli roast beef sandwich. YMMV)
All that said, a basic cookbook will be useful to learn from, and you should certainly get one, but as you'll be cooking a lot just for yourself, see if the library has a copy of The Pleasures of Cooking for One by Judith Jones, or Cooking for One: A Seasonal Guide to the Pleasure of Preparing Delicious Meals for Yourself by The Culinary Institute of America, Mark Erickson, Lisa Ericsson.
A blog I like is Budget Bytes... she gives the cost breakdown of every meal, and they're all pretty simple to make with minimal equipment: http://www.budgetbytes.com/
Obviously the costs will vary a bit depending on where you shop but overall I've found it to be pretty accurate.
Don't buy anything.
Not yet, anyway.
First figure out what you like to eat.
Then figure out if you can and want to cook those things that you enjoy eating.
If the answer is "yes" then figure out out how to make those things.
Once you've done that, then start stocking your kitchen with cookware.
Build your kitchen arsenal around what you like to eat and cook. Don't build an arsenal based on some Home and Garden magazine spread.
re: ipsedixit
List the foods you enjoy eating.
BUT if the list is mainly foods with mostly made with salt/fat/sugar that's a problem.
IMO most really good food is made with less of the above and more towards the fruits/veg/protein/carbs.
Asian food is a great direction.
The Joy of Cooking is a good basic 'should have' in every kitchen.
Let us know how you're making out.
Good luck.
Dive in and start swimming. It will be fun. Scan the internet, there are plenty of cookbooks and magazines you can pick up for dirt cheap also recipes on websites. You'll learn from your mistakes and success. Soon you will learn to cook a couple dishes and the rest is history.
I recommend this cookbook: http://5ingredients10minutes.com
I use it so often, and all the recipes truly are 5 ingredients and ten minutes. The best part is that it lists a lot of variations and ratios so you can substitute in whatever you like, so each recipe is more of a template than a strict guide. Eg it'll say "2 cups of green vegetable" or "1 cup rice, quinoa, pasta, any starch" so you can make things over and over and they're always different. The addictive green soup really is addictive, I taught it to my 18 year old brother when he moved out and wanted to "cook like me"
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Here's another 5-ingredient book:
It provides a list of staples in the front (olive oil, flour, eggs, etc.) then all the recipes only require five or less additional ingredients. It could help stock your pantry with basics as well as providing easy recipes.
This. It will get you started. And when you have a bit of experience you can get something more challenging.
Welcome to Chowhound, Felicia!
You might want to check out Salvation Army and Goodwill for decent, non-scratched pots and pans. You can buy piecemeal now - couple of skilets (nonstick and regular stainless steel), 2 qt. and 4 qt. saucepans.
OR if you have a Restaurant Supply place nearby, check them out for very inexpensive equipment. Yup, you do! Not sure where they are in comparison to where you'll be living, but they've got a retail location open to the public:
As for cooking - I strongly encourage you to check out the cookbooks in the library. Spend an afternoon browsing through ones that look interesting. Take a couple home and try a few recipes. And don't be afraid to fail - it's how we ALL learned to cook!
Check out the local markets - ethnic and regular. Buy something you're unfamiliar with - ask someone in the supermarket or at the farmers market how to use the ingredient. People are really willing to help if you express interest in their product.
Chowhound is a great resource - the Home Cooking board inhabitants have a wealth of knowledge - so just ask! And remember - no question is stupid. The answer is just not yet known - by you.
What's the consensus on the inexpensive ceramic knives one finds in the discount stores these days. A dull knife can be discouraging (not to mention dangerous) for a beginner cook but I hate to recommend something I haven't tried. Or any other cheap knife that will hold an edge for a good while.
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I would not recommend ceramic knives to an inexperienced cook- there are too many things that you CAN'T do with them. They are very brittle.
I used to live in San Diego, and here are some of the things I did to survive on a tight budget:
Frequent the 99 Cents Only stores! You can get all of your basic spices along with kitchen gadgets there. No, it's not the greatest quality, but when your are stocking a new kitchen from scratch, spices alone could cost a small fortune! I've gotten plastic cutting boards, veggie peelers, measuring cups & measuring spoons, plastic ladles, spoons, spatulas (all great to use with non stick pans), cupcake tins, etc.
Sprouts has "double ad Wednesdays" where you can take advantage of both week's sale fliers. There prices on produce are excellent. Even though it's just the two of you, don't be afraid to buy a "family pack" of whatever meat or poultry they have on sale. You can portion it out and freeze. That's what I always do with their chicken, even though I live alone.
There is a Crate & Barrel Outlet at the Carlsbad Outlet Stores. I got all of my dishes there dirt cheap a few years ago. There is also a World Market Outlet in San Diego pretty close to downtown, if I recall. I used to find good bargains there.
If you know someone who has a Sam's Club card, they have a decent restaurant supply area for things like sheet pans, pots, even non stick pans.
Don't skimp on cheap knives, you will get frustrated and could also get hurt.
What area will you be living in?
Welcome Felicia! My daughter packed up a few things and moved to Arizona a few years ago. She had basically nothing when she got there. We spent a few days rummaging through thrift shops and flea markets and ended up nicely equipping her kitchen for less than $100. And, it was fun!
As for stocking your kitchen with food, check out places like Grocery Outlet, Fresh & Easy, Big Lots, dollar stores and local ethnic markets. Then fill in what you need at Trader Joe's or a regular supermarket.
While you are at thrift stores looking for kitchen equipment, also look for cookbooks. They often have copies of basic cookbooks like Betty Crocker, Good Housekeeping, Better Homes and Gardens. If you get lucky you might be able to find an older copy of How to Cook Everything by Mark Bittman.
I really like a cookbook called "How to Cook Without a Book", It is by a food writer named Pam Anderson. You can pick up a used copy through Amazon. It's a great starter book for learning to cook with some really good simple recipes.
Good luck on your new adventure.
since you'll be cooking for yourself a lot, do some meal planning so that you'll have either leftovers for another meal [lunch at work?], or basics to make another meal from. Example: if you're making chicken breasts, one night, think about making an extra one for chicken salad for lunch, and an extra piece so you can turn it into - chicken soup, enchiladas, quesadillas, chicken pot pie, whatever.
efficient use of time, energy and ingredients!
food.com has a LOT of recipes that are rated. Pick recipes with the highest ratings - they're much more likely to actually work than recipes that aren't rated or aren't highly rated.
Cooking pots/pans/tools - definitely go secondhand from garage sales, goodwill, whatever. You don't need good cooking pots and whatnot in the beginning. Wait to spend the money for when you really actually do know what you want and why you want it. I've lived in four countries in the last decade and I've been cooking for four decades and I *still* haven't spent the big bucks like a lot of others here seem to and I can manage just fine.
Don't buy cookbooks unless you've used them already (ie, from a library) and you *know* you'll use them a lot. Go the library instead and use those cookbooks to learn from.
Don't rush yourself. Learn how to do one thing at a time. Or four things at the same time if you must, but work on that one or four things until you've got the technique and times and everything worked out. Then move on to the next. Rome wasn't built in a day. Neither are anyone's cooking skills.
Hello Felicia: It will help you stay on budget if you plan, roughly, a week's worth of meals at a time. See what day your local supermarkets start their sale week and look at their sale ads (most of these are online now) so you can take advantage of sale specials, especially in meat and chicken etc. Get a general idea what you will fix for dinner each night and do this in a chain fashion so you can use up leftovers. For example, if whole chicken is on sale for 88 cents lb when it's usually $1 .99 lb, you might fix a whole chicken baked in the oven on Sunday then take the rest of the meat off the bones and fix chicken and noodles for, say, Tuesday night. If you have a lot of that, enough for a second meal, wrap it air-tight and freeze it and present it in a couple of weeks. Figure out how much bread you need---does your BF take a lunch on the boat, and does that mean sandwiches? And how many eggs---do you eat them for breakfast, are you making deviled eggs, are you planning any baking?Write down a rough sketch of every day's meals and any baking you plan and buy everything at once. Don't wing it one day at a time.
Try to shop just once a week because the more times you go to the store, the more money you will spend.
And find out what your BF likes and doesn't like.


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The room was cleaned. The bed was comfortable. Parking was available in an area adjacent to a hospital.
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The University of Mississippi Medical Center is training its staff to treat and avoid catching Ebola.
Doctors and nurses are working to recognize the symptoms of the virus to keep it from spreading further.
"You know, you never want to jinx yourself, but we are about as prepared as we can be," said Jonathan Wilson, UMMC's chief administrative officer.
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OXFORD, Miss. – A man walks across a mountainous plain. On his shoulder, stuffed into the cloth bag tied to the end of a wooden stick are his only possessions. Joe Light presented the painting in vibrant colors brushed across the broadside of a door. The doorknob is missing. Where is the man going? Perhaps to another time where there is no inequality.
Hawkins Bolden's abstract, scarecrow-like figure looms, its metallic features creating empty sockets of what could be eyes or, perhaps, were used in another life when the repurposed metal was something less beautiful. Torn rags hang from the assemblage's frame, something soft against the harsh reality of the mount.
The mummy-like figure the late Archie Byron shaped using glue and sawdust from the floors of woodworkers that he later molded and painted to form a three-dimensional self-portrait is as fragile as the life it represents. The man lies in his bed, arms drawn out above the blankets as he stares wearily out at the world.
These evocative pieces and many more stunning works of Southern, self-taught artistry are now featured in the University Museum's exhibition "Our Faith Affirmed –Works from the Gordon W. Bailey Collection," which will be exhibited through Aug. 8, 2015.
Read more about the remarkable exhibition in the Daily Mississippian story here.
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On Tuesday October 14, Chad Griffin, HRC's President and Dustin Lance Black, Academy Award-Winning screenwriter of the groundbreaking 2008 film Milk, are continuing their tour through Project One America States as they participated in a forum at the University of Mississippi about the critical importance of LGBT people and their straight allies sharing their courageous stories and coming out. On Monday, Griffin and Black were at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, Arkansas. Both events coincided with the recent celebration of National Coming Out Day (NCOD) on October 11, now in its 26 year.
Through exclusive videos and a week-long blog series leading up to NCOD, HRC has been sharing the diverse experiences of people from all walks of life who've come out, and highlighting stories via Facebook, Twitter, and for the first time, Snapchat. HRC also released a compilation video of celebrities and public figures who made the decision to live openly earlier this year, including Former Miss Kentucky Djuan Trent and actress Ellen Page, who came out at HRC Foundation's inaugural Time to THRIVE Conference.
When people know someone who is LGBT, they are far more likely to support equality under the law. HRC encourages LGBT people and straight allies to share their stories and has resources available that can be helpful to start those conversations. Learn more about the history of National Coming Out Day as well as helpful coming out guides by visiting HRC's website.
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JACKSON, Miss. – When Army Reserve Sgt. Randy Sandifer of Pinola deployed to Iraq as a sophomore at Ole Miss, he didn't realize he was on a journey that would take him not only overseas, but eventually would tie his name to one of the most prestigious honors in the world.
Sandifer, now 30 and a ballistics expert at the Army Crime Lab in Atlanta, is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for research he did while stationed at Abu Ghraib prison — research that ultimately would lead to the closure of the controversial facility.
ARTFIXdaily: Our Faith Affirmed –Works from the Gordon W. Bailey Collection at University of Mississippi Museum of Art
The University of Mississippi Museum of Art presents Our Faith Affirmed—Works from the Gordon W. Bailey Collection, which celebrates a major gift by noted, Los Angeles-based collector Gordon W. Bailey of inspired artworks created by African American self-taught artists from the South. This important exhibition features works by 27 artists, born between 1900 and 1959. Many of the artists are widely known and several, most notably, Thornton Dial Sr, Roy Ferdinand, Bessie Harvey, Lonnie Holley, Robert Howell, Joe Light, Charlie Lucas, Jimmy Lee Sudduth, and Purvis Young are considered self-taught masters.
Curated by Bailey and David Houston, the powerful exhibition underscores the significance of Southern vernacular artists whose influence extends far beyond the realm of aesthetics. The artworks exude an authority of experience and directness of expression that bears witness to the considerable weight of Southern history, the saga of American politics, and, most clearly, to their faith and clarity of vision.
ARTSlant: Our Faith Affirmed – Works from the Gordon W. Bailey Collection
The University of Mississippi Museum of Art presents Our Faith Affirmed – Works from the Gordon W. Bailey Collection (September 10, 2014–August 8, 2015), a truly inspiring and transformative exhibition celebrating a major gift by noted scholar and collector Gordon W. Bailey of artworks created by African American self-taught artists. This important exhibition, and accompanying illustrated catalogue, features works by twenty-seven artists, born between 1900 and 1959. Many of the artists are widely known and several–Thornton Dial Sr., Roy Ferdinand, Bessie Harvey, Lonnie Holley, Charlie Lucas, Jimmy Lee Sudduth, and Purvis Young–are internationally exhibited. All of the artists, though unique individuals with decidedly different iconographies and points of view, share context. For them the raging authenticity and soulful expressiveness that is chiefly responsible for their popular and critical acceptance is solid evidence that they never bowed to limitations or expectations. In fact, they seldom altered their content of purpose whether cut off from the larger culture by geography or by law. Curated by Gordon W. Bailey and David Houston. Click here to read more about the entire collection.
NewsMS: Gov. William Winter Documentary to Premier on Mississippi Public Broadcasting
JACKSON, Miss. – Parents were not always able to send their kids to public kindergarten in Mississippi. That all changed after a successful political battle for education reform lead by former Governor William Winter in the 1980s. The story is revisited in the Southern Documentary Project's film The Toughest Job: William Winter's Mississippi.
The film premiers Thursday, October 2 at 8pm on Mississippi Public Broadcasting.
WTVA: Grant Funds Study of Cancer Gene kRAS
OXFORD, Miss. (WTVA) — The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy will help with a U. S. Department of Defense study of a cancer gene called kRAS.
The school is receiving a grant for $333,878 to study the DNA make up the gene.
Researchers say kRAS is an important gene in the progression of pancreatic, lung and other cancers.
NEMS Daily Journal: Markley Finds Passion in Higher Education
TUPELO – Derek Markley's first visit to Tupelo did not come at the most opportune time.
The new executive director of the University of Mississippi's Tupelo and Booneville campuses had his job interview with the school scheduled for late April. Two days before he arrived, Tupelo was struck by an EF3 tornado that carved a 31-mile path of destruction.
It was the first time the Auburn, Indiana, native had seen any area that had been freshly hit by a twister. It didn't dissuade him from the job.


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This Joe Martinez compilation is a long-playing feast of lo-fi that will appeal to garage rock fans and anyone who likes the Velvet Underground. Local music enthusiasts will want to pick this up as a Big Hits & Fazed Cookies-type of collection chronicling a few decades of the prolific Albuquerque rocker's work. Tunes from The Dons, The Ashes and The Seeing Things all capture the gentle weirdness that reverberates 24-7 from Scott Meyers, Ben Adams, Brian Keith and other musicians who have joined Martinez on his lengthy quest for "peace, love and rock and roll forever." It's available at local music stores and La Montañita Co-op. (Geoffrey Plant)
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But instead of running out from the wings, with a woman in a bikini draped over his bonnet, the prime minister emerged from the side of the hall, which looked tremendously modest, but in fact obliged everyone to get up in order to see him, thus awarding him a standing ovation merely for walking through a door, and also the chance to say to the cheering multitude: "I hope it's like this at the end!" which won him double points for lack of pretension while actually getting a reception which would have pleased the Emperor Trajan.
At the end he stepped back from the podium and stood alone for what was probably only a few seconds but felt like forever. John Prescott moved towards him, but an invisible force field, possibly controlled by Alastair Campbell, prevented him getting near to the Leader.
The message was plain: "This is about me and only me. Everyone else is irrelevant."
Soon he was on to the master plan, or the sales strategy as we call it in marketing. This is nothing less than the abolition of the Conservative party - a party which had "spent two years in hibernation shaping a new image, and had come back as the Addams Family."
This is part of the sales pitch: reminding us of the curious physical appearance of many senior Tories without actually spelling it out, so that the names of Hague, Redwood and Widdecombe can be chanted, and we all think to ourselves: "Oh yes, the baldie, the space alien and the bag lady."
Then he outlined a Manichean world in which progress and modernity were ranged against "the forces of conservatism", a phrase he used over and over again. He warned pensioners that the Tories would take back their £100 "if they were ever elected back to office", implying this was horrible and as unlikely as the return of slavery.
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