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I’m not sure where I got this idea or if anyone else does it, so I’ll just call it Cowboy Nachos:
Taco bowl
Coconut curry:
Stir fry is similar, it’s just a matter of cooking hotter, staging your veg and adding the sauce at the end.
The key, regardless of what you make, is prep: cut everything first, set everything out, then start cooking. That way you only have to focus on one thing at a time, you’re not frantically searching the fridge/pantry or chopping veggies while you’re burning something on the stove.
If you’re feeling extra, you can always dress up the dishes. sauté some onions and peppers with salt and pepper for fajita veg, marinate the protein while you’re cutting up the veggies, etc.
If you want a good hyper fixation cookbook, I recommend The Wok by J. Kenji Lopez Alt