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post 1672988583 12-16-2022, 05:05 PM
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Suggestions for quick, easy, low calorie meals?

Looking to start cooking more
When I say quick I mean 15 minutes or less (prep time included)
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post 1672988783 12-16-2022, 05:08 PM
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Beans, sour cream, salsa, corn, hot sauce, crushed up corn chips, mix it up. Delish.
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toast and cheese
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post 1672988843 12-16-2022, 05:09 PM
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It takes maybe a couple of minutes to slice up a chicken breast or thigh (or beef for that matter). Seasoning is seconds. And cooking it in a pan if you cut it up, maybe 5-10m depending on heat level and how thin you cut.

A rice cooker cooks rice in maybe 10m.

Plenty of ways to cook a quick healthy meal in 15m.
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post 1672988903 12-16-2022, 05:10 PM
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post 1672989263 12-16-2022, 05:15 PM
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Throw some fresh meat and veggies into a nonstick pan with a bit of oil. You can make a starchy side if you like.

Tonight:

- chicken breast
- diced onion and carrot
- yellow squash
- green beans

Seasoned w/salt, pepper, garlic, umami/mushroom powder and some chicken bullion. I did cook the green beans partially in some water in the microwave. Had some mashed potatoes on the side.
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post 1672989953 12-16-2022, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422
Throw some fresh meat and veggies into a nonstick pan with a bit of oil. You can make a starchy side if you like.

Tonight:

- chicken breast
- diced onion and carrot
- yellow squash
- green beans

Seasoned w/salt, pepper, garlic, umami/mushroom powder and some chicken bullion. I did cook the green beans partially in some water in the microwave. Had some mashed potatoes on the side.
sounds good but also sounds like way more than 10-15 minutes prep time. washing and dicing the onions, carrots, and squash alone would take you 20 minutes
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post 1672990003 12-16-2022, 05:28 PM
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peanut butter and oatmeal. sprinkle some blueberries.
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precooked frozen chicken breast & steamer bags of veggies.
veggies in the microwave
chicken in the air fryer.

8 mins. total.
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Originally Posted By AcetylCoA
sounds good but also sounds like way more than 10-15 minutes prep time. washing and dicing the onions, carrots, and squash alone would take you 20 minutes
Not really. I guess it depends on the volume.

- 1/4th of an onion
- 1 carrot
- 1 small yellow squash
- 8 oz. green beans

I would guess less than 10 minutes, though I didn't time it.

And it was just an example. You can use different kinds of meat and veg.

You can use pre-cut vegetables if you want.

One recipe I know of uses ready made coleslaw, celery and onion w/ground meat and some Asian seasoning- I think it is called eggroll skillet maybe??

Or chicken fajitas- chicken, onion, bell pepper.
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post 1672990393 12-16-2022, 05:38 PM
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Put meat and vegetables in slow cooker before work, when you get home it's done, bingo bango
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-Ground Turkey (cook on stovetop)
-Canned Black Beans (toss these in after the turkey is no longer pink)
-Taco Seasoning or whatever seasoning of your choice
-Sautéed Veggies (optional, and preferably cooked on the side)
-Guacamole or avocado (optional)
-Cheese (optional)

-Toss it over rice or whatever carb of choice. Makes good Tacos, Nachos or a bowl.


Enjoy
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Originally Posted By Voidgaze
-Ground Turkey (cook on stovetop)
-Canned Black Beans (toss these in after the turkey is no longer pink)
-Taco Seasoning or whatever seasoning of your choice
-Sautéed Veggies (optional, and preferably cooked on the side)
-Guacamole or avocado (optional)
-Cheese (optional)

-Toss it over rice or whatever carb of choice. Makes good Tacos, Nachos or a bowl.


Enjoy
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post 1672990913 12-16-2022, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted By IronILLinois
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Originally Posted By Voidgaze
-Ground Turkey (cook on stovetop)
-Canned Black Beans (toss these in after the turkey is no longer pink)
-Taco Seasoning or whatever seasoning of your choice
-Sautéed Veggies (optional, and preferably cooked on the side)
-Guacamole or avocado (optional)
-Cheese (optional)

-Toss it over rice or whatever carb of choice. Makes good Tacos, Nachos or a bowl.


Enjoy
thanks man sounds tasty. may use some frozen vegetables to speed up the process
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post 1672993643 12-16-2022, 06:47 PM
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All meals should have three basic things

1- carb source, potatoes or rice are fine

2- Veggies. Can be canned if you are lazy but ony takes a few minutes to chop some up and throw them in a skillet

3- protein. Beef, chicken , pork, fish, whatever. Can even be eggs.

I like to cook every 2-3 days. So i make a decent amount of veggies at one time. Just made a big pan of them. Dice them small, throw in skillet with oil and bunch of seasoning. Thats it.

Next rice is easy in a rice cooker. I make a big pot and it lasts a day or two. Rice, rinse, water, turn it on, Thats it.

Meat is again about 3 days worth. Cook it all up at one time.

With this way you only cook like 2-3 times a week and eat healthy, cheap, homecooked meals.

if more people did this they wouldnt be so fat and unhealthy.
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Originally Posted By OT2000
It takes maybe a couple of minutes to slice up a chicken breast or thigh (or beef for that matter). Seasoning is seconds. And cooking it in a pan if you cut it up, maybe 5-10m depending on heat level and how thin you cut.

A rice cooker cooks rice in maybe 10m.

Plenty of ways to cook a quick healthy meal in 15m.
This, except grill it whole. Just rip into it with your fingers to spread it thin.

6 minutes each side on a ribbed Lodge cast iron skillet.

Steam some frozen vegetables while you wait.
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