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Patrick
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 Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2023 12:48 pm Post subject: Favorite Quick Meals |
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For those of us who cook, what are your favorite quick, go-to options for dinner?
I can usually whip up a rice, veggie, and chicken bowl pretty quickly. I normally have some frozen chicken breast on hand, so I'll bake that, and meanwhile, boil some rice, and start sautéing veggies. I normally have a bottle or two of sauce that we like (Japanese BBQ sauce being one of them), so I can always mix that in. Or, honestly, sometimes sautéed onions, garlic, and veggies create enough of a flavor with a little bit of oil.
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Zaine
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Egg over rice. I love eggs (I even have a tattoo on my arm of an egg to show my love) and a fried egg over rice is quick, easy, and delicious. If I want to add to it, I can make some bacon, fry the rice, add veggies, make a stir fry, the options are limitless. But on my laziest days, an egg over rice is perfect.
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KarateKen
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| Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2023 11:45 pm Post subject: |
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| If I want to be healthy a smoothie of fruit, protein, water, and milk tends to work. Otherwise, I eat frozen pizza or cook a pot of spaghetti. |
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Patrick
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sensei8
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My wife, Linda, makes a killer Tuna Casserole that's very quick to make. I make a pretty good Sloppy Joe's, which is quick and at my level of cooking expertise seeing that I make a quick bowl of...cereal. I do favor a nice Cheesy Toamto Bread for dinner.
Linda makes about 10 very quick meals besides her Tuna Casserole. Here's her quick 10:
*French Bread Pizza
*Honey Glazed Salmon
*Stuffed Pepper Casserole
*One pan Lemon Chicken
*Taco Spaghetti
*Steck Fettuccine in Creamy Sauce
*Creamy Tuscan Chicken
*Sheet Pan Chicken
*Baked Feta Pasta
*Salmon and Potato Skillet
Just wanted to brag on my wife, Linda.
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KarateKen
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| Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2023 6:27 pm Post subject: |
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Steak and Lamb Chops are also easy, and you can heat up the green beans or rice without much trouble for a balanced meal.
I never knew much about cooking but when the covid lockdowns happened and eating out was limited, I forced myself to start learning, and I found that it's not as hard as I expected. |
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Zaine
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I think that happened for a lot of people. I have a couple of friends who started to teach themselves how to cook because of Covid and now are pretty good at it.
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Patrick
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sensei8
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Steak and Lamb Chops are also easy, and you can heat up the green beans or rice without much trouble for a balanced meal.
I never knew much about cooking but when the covid lockdowns happened and eating out was limited, I forced myself to start learning, and I found that it's not as hard as I expected. |
STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!!
Heck yeah!! Steak is great with...everything. Quick and so fulfilling.
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KarateKen
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Steak and Lamb Chops are also easy, and you can heat up the green beans or rice without much trouble for a balanced meal.
I never knew much about cooking but when the covid lockdowns happened and eating out was limited, I forced myself to start learning, and I found that it's not as hard as I expected. |
STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!! STEAK!!
Heck yeah!! Steak is great with...everything. Quick and so fulfilling.
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It is one of my favorite foods and is easy to prepare, plus, like you said, it goes with everything. Great source of protein as well. |
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