For baking, a frittata would be quite easy to make. Very few ingredients and doesn't require many gadgets. You can find the recipe here $1

For accessible cooking supplies, I use a combination of CNIB Store and Independent Living Aids $1.

I have heard other blind people say that George Foreman Grill is a lifesaver for them. $1

A good all-around kitchen tool is a cast-iron skillet. It can be a bit heavy depending on the size but it's very versatile.

I really recommend this oven glove if you're going to be baking on a regular basis. It helps me touch and pick up hot items from the oven and maintain a good grip. It's more of a glove than an oven mitt, so, you can move your fingers. $1

All the best

Make bacon in the oven
You could also make hashbrowns what you’re really nice
I cannot stress this enough… You need to invest in a waffle maker. I cannot for the life of me make pancakes but waffles, I am a pro. Most almost
For sites to order accessible kitchen supplies, try the braille superstore. Just type that into a search engine. It’s great!

Most breakfasts are done on the skillet, i.e. on the stove. The easiest breakfasts are oatmeal, boiled egg, or cereal, but you're not going to get a lot of credit for these. If you're willing to try cooking on the skillet, I recommend scrabled eggs and bacon. Bacon is pretty forgiving, you can practically smell your way to taking it off at the right time but watch the hot grease, and you might want kitchen tongs to remove it from the pan. You can also do bacon in the microwave, put half a pack on a paper town on a plate and put it in the microwave for five minutes or so. Put a paper towel over the bacon to avoid splatter in the microwave.

Scrambled eggs can be doine really quick and the trick is to take them off the stove before they really firm up. Crack a number of eggs into a bowl and whisk them around with a fork until they all run together (you can usually kind of feel the yolk with the fork, you want everything to be the same consistency so you can't feel the yolk anymore). Put the stovetop on low heat and wait for it to heat up for about 40 seconds or so, then start whisking the inside of the saucepan (small pot) with a whisk. The second you feel the eggs even starting to firm up, turn off the heat. You'll find they firm up really fast, serve them quickly or they will get yucky (they're not nice cold). A fried egg is also not that hard to make. The nice thing about eggs is that you can buy a lot and the dishes take so little time that you can screw up and start over pretty easily. Eggs pair well with toast which isn't too hard to make either.

Best of luck! I'm not fully blind (20/800 maybe) but I'm making Thanksgiving dinner for us all tomorrow with a pie and everything. You might want to search Google for the concept of "dump dinners" or dinenrs you make buy dumping a lot of stuff together whic works well for the blind. If you really want to prep something for a breakfast you might also look into making a breakfast burrito, you could make the insdie part the night before and warm it up and put it in the burrito.

I use a grill not george forman type and toaster oven or. Oven and stuff like that probably air frier to but yeah, you don’t have to use the stove but sure you can if you want. I am not a great cook can use everything still have to work on the stove but otherwise good. The stove I just have to do it and get over my doubts haha! I cook some though and do mostly grill and oven.

What about a baked French toast? Ina Garten has a great recipe that seems easy and can be assembled in advance. Paired with bacon cooked in the oven (as mentioned above) I’d think you’d have a pretty sophisticated breaky to share with your wife.

https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ina-garten/raspberry-baked-french-toast-4720583

Hey, I really enjoy cooking. For meat, I would begin by having someone sighted and use a stopwatch so you can stop it when meat is cooked. That way, you can set a timer for approximately when the meat is cooked. I also just got a pair of bbq gloves from my OT, so I’ll report to you on that. Is there anything specific you want to cook?