In a dinner rut
atomicpoppy
Posts: 9
We're stuck in a dinner rut at our house, and I am dying for some ideas. Lately we make any of the following for dinner: Ham and bean soup, tomato soup, chicken taco soup, salad with chicken or beef strips, fajitas, salad wraps (and anything that doesn't include salad or greens has a salad on the side). I need meals that are around 500 cals and are completely cow's-milk-product free (no milk, cheese, butter, yogurt, etc).
I'd love some ideas!
I'd love some ideas!
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How about a veggie omlet? I use mushrooms, onions, tomato, spinach....whatever I have on hand. If you can do goat cheese and fresh basil it really turns it into a gourmet meal!0
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Or some Stir Fry. Just sautee up some of your favorite veggies, add chicken or beef, serve over rice. Yummy and low cal.0
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Chicken curry, chopped tomatoes and onions curry paste or gram masalla or curry powder, lots of freshly chopped coriander- lush!0
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Quiche or frittata
overnight oats and hard boiled eggs
chili w/ ground turkey or lean beef
spaghetti w/ bolognese sauce
baked chicken and rosemary potatoes
stir fry w/ shrimp/steak/or chicken and loads of veggies
fried rice w/ shrimp/steak/chicken and loads of veggies0 -
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I made the chicken and lentil soup with homemade honey whole wheat rolls last night for dinner...my husband flipped...I have not had ONE bad recipe from her-they've all been amazing. Good stuff there for breads, soups, casseroles, desserts...fantastic. Has the nutrition facts right there...Enjoy!0 -
Try this-cook boneless-skinless chicken breasts, Shred chx-take a 9x13 pan-spray with Pam-cut corn tortillas into strips. I like green enchillada sauce but salsa or red will work too. Start with a little sauce on bottom of pan-layer torts, chicken and then strips-a layer of beans (I use balck mixed with small can green chilis) strips-chx-strips beans-strips-pour sauce over top-bake at 350 for about 30 minutes covered, uncover sprinkle with black olives, chopped tomatos and onion-bake another 10- minutes. Let set 5 minutes before serving-garnish with lettuce and more veggies if you'd like. You can also use a layer of corn in between or any veggies you like pepper strips, zuc, broc-just play with this. A fairly low cal casserole. I like the corn tortillas as there are only 80 cal in two. I would guess that this recipe has about 400-500 per serving (that is on high side) of course original recipe calls for cheese, sr cream......0
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Every Sunday when I make my grocery list I go onto Pinterest and browse the food board for ideas!! I write down 5-6 different meals for the week and all the ingredients I need. We eat different food just about EVERY week. I modify some of the recipes to be healthier, but they have a ton of great ideas on there! I love it! It's definitely improved my cooking!0
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Wow, you guys are quick and have given me great ideas already! I'm going to suggest stir fry for dinner tonight!0
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I'm having these for lunch today:
http://www.annies-eats.com/2010/03/05/baked-southwestern-egg-rolls/
Just don't add the cheese and this would totally work for you. So yummy!
I also love to put some beans (black, kidney, and garbanzo) in a crockpot with corn, diced tomatoes, and onion and let it cook all day. Serve on tortillas with fresh spinach for a great easy dinner.0
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