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Re: What Are Some of Your Easy No-Cook Meals?

Cereal!

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Sushi from a Japanese restaurant.  Had some yesterday.  Yumm.

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Re: What Are Some of Your Easy No-Cook Meals?

We live in the mountains and can always grill or microwave.

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If I'm really not in the mood to cook, if I have berries around, I'll make waffles or pancakes with berries. Grilled cheese and tomato is good. Hubby loves that.

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@frenchie wrote:

If I'm really not in the mood to cook, if I have berries around, I'll make waffles or pancakes with berries. Grilled cheese and tomato is good. Hubby loves that.


@frenchie I have to say that waffles, raspberries and real maple syrup are better than about anything I can think of!  

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@ECBG wrote:

We live in the mountains and can always grill or microwave.


@ECBG To me, grilling is cooking.  And a kind of cooking that requires too much prep and cleanup to qualify here!  Woman LOL

Edited because my brain spells better than my fingers spell. 

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I like to make a quick meal by tossing in a bowl leftover chicken breast cut up bite size, or Tyson crispy chicken strips, with frozen vegetables (whatever I have in the freezer), and leftover rice or pasta.  Then I add a little soy sauce OR salad dressing OR tomato/spaghetti sauce, or a small bit of butter, or barbecue sauce, or sweet and sour sauce, whichever I am in the mood for and will work well with the 3 components of chicken, veg, and grain.  Stick it in the microwave for 1 to 2 minutes, and I get a sort of healthy meal.

 

 

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  Sometimes , for lunch , I like to have cottage cheese with chunks of Pineapple or sliced peaches. If I have several fruits

and berries, I make a fruit plate and cottage cheese.

 

 When my children were young and it was just too hot and humid

to cook and no one wanted anything heavy, I would make a huge

fruit salad with summer fruits and berries. Then I would top it

with scoops of rainbow sherbet or different flavors of sherbet.

The five children could just help themselves and thought that was a treat.

 

  Sometimes I would make a big Chef's Salad with all the usual

salad vegetables. Then, I would top it with small strips of ham,

turkey and cheese.

 

  Yesterday, I make a chick pea salad with chopped, tomatoes,

cucumber, red and yellow bell peppers. I added parsley, oregano, black pepper, lemon juice and tossed with  red wine

vinegar and olive oil.

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...speaking of chick peas...i saw aa suggestion, just for a change...to make a chicken salad but instead of chicken to use chickpeas. Mayo or no fat greek yogurt or combo, craisins or grape halves, celery, onion, walnuts and a can of drained chick peas. Im going to try it and add some dried thyme and majoram, salt & pepper like i do my regular chix salad. 

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A big salad with anything left in the fridge, ie, chicken shreds, deli meat, cheese, avocado, add dried cranberries and feta-

Or, a quick Mexican wrap meal with crumbled hamburger (add salsa), avocado, cheese, etc on tortillas-