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Books about cooking for one

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MayBeMaw Wed 01-Dec-21 20:33:55
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This one GrandMattie ?
Two others, also from the long river company

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Grammy666 Wed 01-Dec-21 20:25:41

Well just divide the quantities to get a serving for one ..

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Peasblossom Tue 30-Nov-21 17:05:28

Joe Wickes books are pretty much all recipes for one.

They taste really good, are quick and easy and I lost weight when I just did his meals!

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grandMattie Tue 30-Nov-21 15:51:18

The only one I can think of is Delia Smith’s “Cooking for One” or someone else’s “one is fun”. Both pretty old.

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LadyHonoriaDedlock Tue 30-Nov-21 15:41:09

My cookery bible is Jane Grigson's -English Food- and a lot of the time it's all I need. But I am on the lookout for a good book on cooking for one given that I do a lot of it. Any recommendations?

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