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Any ideas on healthy meals i can cook up at home?
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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisPitchr" data-source="post: 2719932" data-attributes="member: 819349"><p>I think the easiest quick and healthy meal is steamed veg and a something veggie grilled, such as a Quorn burger or tofu based sausages. </p><p></p><p>If you get a steamer everything is really simple. I usually do potatoes plus two other veg eg carrots and broccoli. The key to doing it quickly is to slice the potatoes up like you would slice a carrot into rings. Then they cook pretty quickly. </p><p></p><p>I put the potatoes in the steamer first, with the water already boiling from a kettle, and while they have a head start I wash and slice the other veg. When all the other veg is ready I just put it in with the potatoes and they all come good at same time.</p><p></p><p>The burger or whatever can be grilling slowly throughout. I have it with ketchup and/or a knob of margarine on the veg. This whole process takes about 15 minutes from walking in the kitchen to on plate.</p><p></p><p>A good filler for snack lunch is instant noodles. They are kind of neutral on the health front but I find them surprisingly filling and sustaining, which means they win by virtue of me not then snacking on a load of chocolate etc.</p><p></p><p>Combine the two by having noodles with steamed veg (not potatoes tho) and veggie mince (fry in a pan with a little oil).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ChrisPitchr, post: 2719932, member: 819349"] I think the easiest quick and healthy meal is steamed veg and a something veggie grilled, such as a Quorn burger or tofu based sausages. If you get a steamer everything is really simple. I usually do potatoes plus two other veg eg carrots and broccoli. The key to doing it quickly is to slice the potatoes up like you would slice a carrot into rings. Then they cook pretty quickly. I put the potatoes in the steamer first, with the water already boiling from a kettle, and while they have a head start I wash and slice the other veg. When all the other veg is ready I just put it in with the potatoes and they all come good at same time. The burger or whatever can be grilling slowly throughout. I have it with ketchup and/or a knob of margarine on the veg. This whole process takes about 15 minutes from walking in the kitchen to on plate. A good filler for snack lunch is instant noodles. They are kind of neutral on the health front but I find them surprisingly filling and sustaining, which means they win by virtue of me not then snacking on a load of chocolate etc. Combine the two by having noodles with steamed veg (not potatoes tho) and veggie mince (fry in a pan with a little oil). [/QUOTE]
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