Little kitchen helpers: 5 gift ideas for those who hate cooking

Just because you don’t like to cook doesn’t mean you only have to eat cold sandwiches. A sandwich maker turns it into a hot meal in no time at all. Simply take a slice of toast, top it with ingredients of your choice, add a second slice of toast and let the creation bake deliciously in the sandwich maker. The bread gets crispy, the contents get warm – and if there’s cheese, it melts temptingly.

Tip: Sweet snacks can also be prepared in the sandwich maker. The recipient can also fill the toast with Nutella and banana slices. There are practically no limits to your ideas. The main thing is that it is delicious in the end.

Risotto, stews, grilled chicken, soufflé – is it all complicated to cook and only succeeds with a great deal of finesse? think! Non-cookers and those who simply lack the talent simply chop up all the ingredients, put them in a multi-cooker and let the technology take its course. The device knows several cooking modes and adjusts the temperature and time perfectly to the selected dish. This is how delicious one-pot dishes are created without much effort.

Tip: You can even bake cakes in the multi-cooker. This works best with cakes made from a batter. Simply mix all the ingredients together, put them in the cooker, select the program, wait and then enjoy.

Eggs, potatoes, pasta, rice, vegetables – all of these can be easily cooked in the microwave with special “cookware”. The containers are usually made of plastic or ceramic and distribute the heat evenly inside. To do this, however, they must be closed, i.e. have a lid. If you then add the ingredients and a little water to them, everything is gently cooked through, vitamins and nutrients are retained.

Tip: Oven and refractory dishes with lids can also serve as microwave cookware, such as a casserole dish or casserole dish.

Even if you don’t know exactly what your lazy friends and acquaintances eat, there’s a good chance that a high percentage of them are pizza. With gifts related to the popular flatbreads, you are guaranteed not to go wrong. These scissors are a nice way to say to a non-cooker and ready-made pizza lover this Christmas: “I like you just the way you are.”

Those who rarely cook and hardly use the stove at all waste valuable space in the kitchen. With a pretty stove cover, you not only give a non-cooker a good excuse for Christmas to go back to the delivery service card instead of a wooden spoon and apron. You’ll also give him back a good square foot of space that can be used for more useful things than food preparation. For example as a storage area for empty pizza boxes. Or for flowers.