I'm stuck researching things instead of actually doing anything
I'm stuck researching things instead of actually doing anything
I want to learn how to cook properly and make simple recipes and don't spend too much time looking for what to make everyday.
So I start looking into some recipes I can make with the instant pot that we have at home.
But then I can't find certain ingredients in the local supermarket, or the ingredients are too expensive, so I start searching for other places to buy cheaper produce. Then I also start looking at what recipes don't take too much time to make, and read about meal prep and such, and find communities and websites. And then I look at local classes for learning how to cook, but they are way too expensive and I'm not sure whether they will be any good, etc...
And so I spend hours and hours researching all these things, but I never actually start cooking or go to the grocery store for ingredients.
I'm now feeling tired and have no energy to actually do any cooking anymore. And I just have no clue where to get started.
It seems like I'm stuck thinking of how to do something the best way possible, instead of actually trying something. But when I want to try something, I have no idea where to even start.
Anybody experience the same sometimes?
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My strategy is to monetize the things I'm obsessed with doing and pay someone else to do the things I can't force myself to do
I would love to have somebody cook for me at my home and show me how to make some good easy recipes. But I suppose that would be outrageously expensive. I try cooking myself to save money in the first place :/
I was mainly thinking of getting food that is mostly prepared already and/or eating out if the price is right.
Eating out can be nice, but it does not necessarily save any time. And often it feels like a choice between either an expensive meal or something rather unhealthy