What's Your Favorite Lazy Recipes?

This is a really good on-pot dish: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/chicken-recipes/11109653/Hugh-Fearnley-Whittingstalls-chicken-with-lentils-recipe.html

I've also done it with quinoa instead of lentils and it's turned out great! I'll also throw some chopped veggies in there to make it even healthier.

http://www.kitchentreaty.com/crock-pot-pumpkin-red-lentil-chili/

This is amazing! I recently gave up red meat and this tastes so much like the 'regular' meaty chili that my husband didn't notice the difference AND it's packed full of nutrients too.

I make soy chorizo, egg, cheese, and corn tortilla breakfast burritos on lazy work nights. Soy chorizo splatters less, cooks faster, less calories, and tastes just like the meat version. I always have a tube of it in my fridge for days like that

I usually whip something together where I pick a grain/pasta/potato, whatever veggies I am craving or just need to be used, season, and top with an egg/tuna/cheese. For example: last night was brown rice with leeks, garlic, peas, salt, pepper, dill, pepper flakes, garlic pwdr, 1-2 tbsp plain yog and a squeeze of lemon juice to suace it a little, and topped with a fried egg (the dippy yolk makes a nice sauce as well). Was super easy and full of flavor! I also like a white or sweet potato topped with cottage cheese, salsa, and avocado. Whole wheat pasta/brown rice/barley with pasta sauce and a dippy egg. Yum! Quinoa with broccoli, fried egg, and soy sauce. I could go on all day, the combinations are endless!

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I guess that depends on what you consider lazy, but I often just make casseroles when I don't feel like doing much. All you really have to do for those is cook ground beef or sliced chicken breast, then add noodles, veggies, and a couple cans of Cream-Of-Whatever to them. Put it in a pan, sprinkle a little shredded cheese on top, and bake @ 400 degrees for 15 minutes.

When I'm feeling lazy, starving, and have no time I make microwaved chicken tacos. You just need the precooked, frozen chicken breast strips, shredded cheese, sour cream, cilantro, taco sauce (I like taco bell sauce), chives, and small tortillas. Nuke the chicken throwing the tortillas you want on top of them for the last ~15 seconds, cut up the herbs, then build your taco. Super easy and my exact version is 587 calories for three. You can get the 1 minute microwave rice if you need something with it, but the tacos are generally enough for me.

Bring some cabbage to boil in a pot, throw in some potatoes and simmer until they're easy to pierce with a fork. Then toss some smoked sausage or polish kielbasa on top and cover for about 5 minutes until it's warmed through.

Done. One of my favorites since childhood, filling and very calorie friendly (especially if you like turkey smoked sausage/kielbasa).

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Stir fries and omelettes are my go to quick meals.

wildrose53 wrote: »

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I definitely want to try this one! Sounds quick, easy and fabulous! Thanks for sharing!

Frozen chicken breasts, frozen corn and a jar of salsa. Throw into the crockpot on low while at the office then shred chicken. You can put over rice, on tortillas, plain, on salad. Add black beans, jalapeño etc. Very easy and versatile.

A can of tuna chunks + chopped tomatoes + balsamic vinegar