"fix a meal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the act of preparing or cooking a meal. For example, "I'll fix a meal for us tonight."
It needn't be huge, especially if you tend to spread out onto whatever counter space is available as you fix a meal.
These will certainly enhance the look of your kitchen, but their impact on your ability to fix a meal is minimal.
Allowing them to exercise their own judgment — about how to cross the road, fix a meal or ward off lions — flexes important muscles for better use later in life.
Among older adults, inability to fix a meal conferred more risk of mortality than did lack of financial means.
Starting with hours in Asia and London and working through the U.S. trading day, I could barely summon the energy to fix a meal.
My routine had been work - fix a meal - get back on the computer.
Most cooks wipe down the top of the stove when they've fixed a meal.
If you observe that in a particular kitchen, you would have to criss-cross the room 10 times every time you fixed a meal, the refrigerator is not optimally located.
To me, this sounds less "nice" and more like what you do when you're fixing a meal for an 8-year-old.
In either case, they may find that driving through a fast food restaurant or ordering a pizza online is just easier than fixing a meal.
It's her habit to rise around 2 p.m., fix a small meal, place some phone calls and then wait for the evening's plans to take shape.
