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Gucci

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I need quick, easy, healthy dinner ideas.  I am a pretty picky eater and most importantly a terrible cook. 


Please help!!!



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Ok, so this is the lazy way of me giving you a recipe


Tonight I made a pretty healthy dinner in under 10 minutes. Yay. Here's what I did:


Made some pasta (the spiral noodles kind)


Fried up some green peppers and tomatoes (cut up into small chunks) with some olive oil and basil (not fresh..mine keeps dying) and breadcrumbs (small amount, only like a tablespoon or two)


Mixed the plain pasta with the fried up veggies and breadcrumbs. Then I drizzled some vinagerette over it (fat free is good) and added some feta cheese


All done. I'm not sure what you like, but I made this tonight and it was so good...plus I didn't have much in the fridge so this was perfect.



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Thanks fairywings!!  Those are the type receipes I am looking for.

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i make a super easy, yummy and lowfat fajita recipe from cooking light


super easy stir fry


chili


chicken pot pie


Let me know if you want any of these....



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I would love copies of those recipes Mikacat!

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mikacat wrote:


i make a super easy, yummy and lowfat fajita recipe from cooking light super easy stir fry chili chicken pot pie Let me know if you want any of these....

I am interested in the fajita and stir fry one! 

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Fairywings, I added some tuna chunks to your recipe, and used parmesean cheese and fat free Italian dressing, because I didn't have feta cheese or a vinegarette. It was the best thing I've ever tasted. I love you.

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chicken pot pie--


2 frozen pie crusts--deep dish


1 can of cream of chicken or mushroom soup


2 small can of veges with water drained off (whatever your pleasure--carrots, corn, mushrooms, mixed veges)


a couple of chicken breast cooked and cut into chunks or 1 can of chicken breast


2 tsp. pepper


1 tsp. minced garlic


a couple of shakes of Mrs Dash


mix it all together and put in pie shell -- take other pie shell out of plate and put on top upsidedown.


bake on 350 for 45 minutes or so until golden brown and bubbly.


 


 



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Today I had the easiest lunch, it consisted of:

A bowl of good quality frozen veggies(brand does matter, there are good and bad) topped with large frozen cooked shrimp(I buy these in large bags when they go on sale) I microwaved it and poured on some Bragg's(soy stuff) and enjoyed!!

Also, i use the same stuff for a quick stir fry, just heat some olive oil in the pan, throw in the veggies and shrimp, and flavor, lately I have been using curry. Just add some water and mix in the curry. Really good

I also do this with tofu, TVP, or tempeh in place of the shrimp.

Oh!! Pita pizza. Pita bread topped with sauce and choice of toppings, broil for a couple of minutes.

Hope that helps you out!!



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Kenneth Cole

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Hehe, soo glad you liked it Kisa!!!

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fairywings wrote:


Ok, so this is the lazy way of me giving you a recipe Tonight I made a pretty healthy dinner in under 10 minutes. Yay. Here's what I did: Made some pasta (the spiral noodles kind) Fried up some green peppers and tomatoes (cut up into small chunks) with some olive oil and basil (not fresh..mine keeps dying) and breadcrumbs (small amount, only like a tablespoon or two) Mixed the plain pasta with the fried up veggies and breadcrumbs. Then I drizzled some vinagerette over it (fat free is good) and added some feta cheese All done. I'm not sure what you like, but I made this tonight and it was so good...plus I didn't have much in the fridge so this was perfect.


I made this tonight! Very YUMMY! I used italian dressing and the parmessan cheese because thats what I had. I ate it with some chopped beef on the side.


Very easy to make!!



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Fairywings--I typed your post into an easy recipe format (I hope you don't mind), so that it would be easier for me (and others) to follow.  I saved it into my recipe file at work.  Let me know what you think--I had to guess a little on the amounts.


Pasta with Fried Peppers and Tomatoes


Source: ST forum (fairywings)


 


Ingredients:


2 green bell peppers, sliced


2 tomatoes, chopped into small chunks


1 TBS olive oil


1-2 TBS breadcrumbs


¼ c. fresh basil or 1 TBS dried basil


1-2 TBS FF Vinaigrette Dressing


1 c. Reduced Fat feta cheese


Spiral pasta


 


Instructions:


 


1.  Cook pasta until al dente


2.  Fry the peppers and tomatoes with olive oil, basil and breadcrumbs


3.  Mix pasta with veggies and breadcrumbs.  


4.  Drizzle with 1-2 TBS FF vinaigrette dressing, and add feta cheese


 


Comments: can substitute FF Italian dressing for FF Vinaigrette and Parmesan for the feta.  Can add grilled chicken or beef


 



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Thank you so much ALB!!! That was so nice of you...I hope everybody enjoys it!  

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the chicken pot pie sounds delicious and easy to make!

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