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Whats Your 'go-To' Meal

runningcrazy

By runningcrazy
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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eatmeat4good Enthusiast
eatmeat4good
Posted

I keep fried hanburger patties in the fridge.

I have a teenager and he warms them in the microwave with cheese and throws it on Udi's bread. Done.

I chop up one of those burgers and put a slice of cheese, a spoonful of black beans and salsa from the jar. Microwave it, call it nachos, and eat it with chips.

We never get tired of this every time I do it.

Gonna try it with chicken breast soon.

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jeannieknits Rookie
jeannieknits
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hummus. lots and lots of hummus.

and I dip "food should taste good" chips in it--either the multi grain, the sweet potato (YUM) or tonight, the blue corn.

it's protein and it fills me up when I'm not cooking for anyone else.

eating, admittedly, is not my favorite pastime as of late.

:(

cahill Collaborator
cahill
Posted

hummus. lots and lots of hummus.

and I dip "food should taste good" chips in it--either the multi grain, the sweet potato (YUM) or tonight, the blue corn.

it's protein and it fills me up when I'm not cooking for anyone else.

eating, admittedly, is not my favorite pastime as of late.

:(

sweet potato chips ??? I live in the middle of now where(( think in the middle of the Allegheny National forest )) , so the things I need I have to travel to buy or order on line,,,, soooo I have never seen sweet potato chips

I could live on hummus ,, My fave :)

** edit to add** has any one tried those chips made with beans,black beans I think.. I remember seeing an ad for them. I dont remember the brand name

jeannieknits Rookie
jeannieknits
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sweet potato chips ??? I live in the middle of now where(( think in the middle of the Allegheny National forest )) , so the things I need I have to travel to buy or order on line,,,, soooo I have never seen sweet potato chips

I could live on hummus ,, My fave :)

** edit to add** has any one tried those chips made with beans,black beans I think.. I remember seeing an ad for them. I dont remember the brand name

I've ordered them by the case right from the website!

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they are so yummy!

bridgetm Enthusiast
bridgetm
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sweet potato chips ??? I live in the middle of now where(( think in the middle of the Allegheny National forest )) , so the things I need I have to travel to buy or order on line,,,, soooo I have never seen sweet potato chips

I could live on hummus ,, My fave :)

** edit to add** has any one tried those chips made with beans,black beans I think.. I remember seeing an ad for them. I dont remember the brand name

I love those black bean chips! My sister started buying those some time before I went gluten-free and I remember it taking a while before she could finally talk me into trying one because it seemed like an odd concept to make chips out of beans, but I loved them. Those suckers are addictive.

The sweet potato chips are good too. I can pick them up right down the street, but if I had to have them shipped in it would be worth it.

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
Posted

I had an interesting meal at a small coffee bar/lunch counter today - a sweet potato rosti, with grated parsnip and other vegetables in it, with a slice of canadian style bacon on top and a piece of brie. It was very tasty (I took off the piece of tomato on top) and had been prepared in a ring in the oven. Small muffin sized ones would be easy to do and freeze by coating the muffin tins with olive oil and adding the bacon near the end. Then they could be frozen and then popped in the microwave or toaster oven with some brie put on top. They also had some with mushrooms. If you left it hollowed out a little you could pop an egg in there when you put it in the toaster oven :)

CeliacMom2008 Enthusiast
CeliacMom2008
Posted

Tacos

La Choy Chow Mein - seriously unhealthy, but very convenient

Popovers - although not fast to bake, fast to make and easy

Oatmeal

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CityGal Newbie
CityGal
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If I'm feeling really lazy, sliced apples, cheddar cheese and some dried fruit. For a midway lazy meal, I like Trader Joe's pre-cooked chicken sausage(the apple is my favorite). Pop a sweet potato in the toaster oven, put sausages in the toaster oven to heat when the potato is close to done, and throw some frozen broccoli in the microwave. Serve with some Trader Joe's jarred apple sauce, and voila, easy, tasty, healthy dinner.

fumbling mom Rookie
fumbling mom
Posted

I put together a quickie today...a riff on a BLT...corn tortilla warmed with bacon, fresh tomato and spinach. I used some mayo flavored with lemon zest and garlic as a spread. very tasty and very quick.

wheeleezdryver Community Regular
wheeleezdryver
Posted

chicken & white rice for me for dinner tonight.

Welcome to the board, fumbling mom!

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