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And if you have plenty of time (relatively speaking), but don't want to put in a lot of effort?
Get a cheap slow cooker! There are so many amazing recipes that are just "toss five ingredients into a cooker and put on low for 8 hours".
Absolutely! Another great thing about slow cookers is that they allow for time travel. When you get home from work, you're tired and can't be bothered to cook. Slow cookers let you borrow a few minutes of your morning, when you're awake and fresh, to do your evening cooking! Prepare it in the morning, set it off, and when you get back tired from a long day at work, all you have to do is dish up. Magic.
God yes; I've never done that because I'm paranoid about something burning or getting stuck to the bottom of the pot or whatever (and the fact that, before WFH, I would get up with about all of five minutes before I had to leave), but it's so convenient!