In-The-Kitchen With Arthritis / Cooking With Arthritis

With physical limitations due to arthritis, you may have difficulty doing certain tasks in the kitchen. There may be a kitchen gadget that you found which makes kitchen work easier. Which kitchen gadget can't you live without? See submissions

Working in the kitchen can be cumbersome for someone with arthritis. Take the strain out of kitchen work with these arthritis-friendly kitchen gadgets and tools.

Cooking can be difficult for people with arthritis who live with physical limitations, pain, and fatigue. These 10 cooking tips can help you make the task more manageable.

Step-by-step advice on how to organize your kitchen for easy access.

Reachers assist people with limited range of motion from arthritis, helping to snag out of reach items with ease.

Jar openers make what's a difficult task for people with arthritic hands easier.

Use this method to keep your kitchen running smoothly without making you feel rundown.

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Sometimes, when the dinner hour approaches, I need to pull out an easy recipe that I can make in my sleep. I always choose an easy recipe that uses ingredients I know are in my pantry, fridge, or freezer. Browse through this list of super easy recipes and add some to your repertoire. They will never fail you!

Some of these recipes use very fresh ingredients, and just naturally need fewer additions. Others rely on convenience foods and prepared salad dressings and other food products. Just so you know, salt, pepper and water aren't included in the total ingredient count - you should have those ingredients on hand at all times!

According to an article in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association, adapted kitchen tools with thicker, "easy grip" handles can help ease food preparation tasks for those with illness-impaired hands, from healthandage.

Meal preparation can be a very difficult task, especially after a long day of work, from D'Youville College.

Shopping can be very tiresome for most people, but for those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, it can be even more so, from D'Youville College.