If your idea of cooking involves a microwave, a can opener, and a prayer—this book is for you. The Broke Girl’s Kitchen Bible is the no-nonsense, judgment-free manual for feeding yourself with scraps, sass, and a solid strategy. Whether you’re a single mom trying to stretch twenty bucks, a college student armed with a toaster oven, or just someone doing her best in a cramped kitchen with missing knobs, this book has your back.

Inside, you’ll learn how to grocery shop like a ninja, master one-pan meals, make peace with canned goods, and whip up snacks that don’t cost $7. You’ll turn ramen into a revolution, eggs into dinner, and leftovers into your secret weapon. No fancy equipment. No food-shaming. No impossible recipes. Just real food made simple—and sometimes even delicious.

This isn’t about becoming a chef. It’s about surviving, thriving, and maybe even enjoying the process a little. You’ll find big batch blessings, trash soup revelations, and a feminist defense of store brands. You’ll learn what to eat when you’re too sad to cook, how to impress on $4, and why hot sauce belongs in your emotional support kit.

Heavy on empowerment, light on nonsense—this is the kitchen gospel for broke girls everywhere. You don’t need matching Tupperware or a meal plan. You need a better process, a stocked pantry, and the guts to try. This book gets you there.