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Reddit mentions of Bartelli Soft Edge Automatic Electric Can Opener - Blue
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Sleek new design easily opens any size can with the touch of a button and stores away neatly.Cuts around the side of the can to eliminate sharp and dangerous edges, creating an easily re-sealable lid with a smooth edge. Great for keeping food covered while preparing a meal.Perfect for individuals with arthritis or hand pain, requires no manual labor.Simply mount the can opener on the can, press the button to turn on, let can opener swivel around the can, press the button again to turn off the can opener when it has made a complete circle.Easily lift the cut soft edge lid and can opener from the can when ready to use. (4 new AA batteries required, Not Included)
Specs:
| Color | Blue |
| Height | 8.5 Inches |
| Length | 3 Inches |
| Weight | 0.6 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
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Freezing things is a great idea. He could still help you prepare and cook the things, and still have options if he doesn't have energy to cook sometimes. Lots of people do this, hence the sub /r/MealPrepSunday :P
Maybe consider a crockpot (/r/slowcooking)? Might be good for a beginner, and the recipes usually don't require a ton of work.
This likely won't be an option now, or ever, but if it comes up: a powerchair with an elevate feature is amazing. I mostly use this feature in the kitchen and am honestly unsure how I'd manage without it. (I'm probably overall weaker than your brother, but I can stand for a little bit, too. "A little bit" doesn't really cut it while cooking, IME.)
One site that's great for beginners, I think, is Budget Bytes. They provide step-by-step pictures for most/all recipes, and, obviously, aim for affordable dishes.
EDIT: Toaster ovens are amazing and so much easier than a regular oven.