ONE HAND COOKING

It’s 7 AM. The baby has a fever, mom is sick, and you’re trying to make something warm and nutritious.
You have one hand available and no time at all.

Or maybe it’s noon, you just got a call from the daycare because your child has a slight fever, and the fridge is empty.
Or you’re working from home, holding the baby with one hand and trying to chop a carrot with the other, while Teams keeps ringing non-stop.
Welcome to One Hand Cooking!

This is not a cookbook, it’s a survival guide.

Here, you’ll find 16 honest recipes for:

• When everything goes wrong,
• When there’s no time for delivery,
• When you just need to cook… with one hand.

You don’t need gourmet techniques, nor fancy ingredients. Just a little patience, love – and, if you’re lucky, a quiet baby (we'll see about that).
Good luck and bon appétit!