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balletyogi
balletyogi Posts: 3 Member
What are some of your quick, healthy go-to meals that are easy to throw together?
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  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Breakfast burritos/tacos: any combo of eggs, veggies, avocado, Greek yogurt, salsa, frozen hash browns, cheese, pancetta, tortilla
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    edited May 2018
    Chili
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    TJ’s tri tip roast, with veggies or a salad
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Costco smoked pulled pork (admittedly not the healthiest bus so easy and delicious in moderation)
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Tilapia, pan fried. Super fast and delicious.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    TJ’s southwestern chopped salad. Add canned corn and black beans.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Costco chicken skewers - as is or added to meals for extra protein
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    edited May 2018
    Our favorite easy protein sources when strapped for time:
    ▪️Costco chicken skewers
    ▪️Costco hard boiled eggs
    ▪️Pan fried or baked fish like tilapia or salmon
    ▪️Frozen salmon burgers (delicious with a dab of BBQ sauce!)
    ▪️TJ’s tri tip roast
    ▪️Costco smoked pulled pork (in moderation
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Melissa: A few of my go-to’s — breakfast : if I don’t prep a egg bake for the week I’ll use Trader Joe’s scallion pancakes add either a salsa or bruschetta, over easy egg and avocado. Lunch - while wheat tortilla or rice cake with homemade (whole 30) mayo, salad or micro greens, turkey, avocado and marinated onions. Dinner : salad with steak, sweet potatoes and other goodies with cilantro dressing.  A snack I’ve been doing a lot of too is hummus with cucumber!
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Lauren: Frittata muffins are an awesome way to start the day if you can prep then on Sunday/monday.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Alex: Costco sells a box of 20 snack size hummus packs which are 160 calories each (about 1Tand I eat the whole thing if I’m really hungry, but only half a tub if I’m not.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Mabel: Love asparagus! I also roast it in the oven with olive oil and everything bagel seasoning. Low carb tortilla filled with asparagus, cheese, and pulled pork for dinner.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Melissa: We cook a ton of asparagus. Roasting it in the oven with a some olive oil, sea salt and adding lemon zest after is great or using Trader Joe’s everything but the bagel seasoning ( its my fav - use it on all the things). Put them on a sheet pan for 10 minutes at 375 and they come out al dente.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Lauren: I like to put a bit of olive oil on asparagus and cook it on the toaster oven for 5 min on 400. Salt after roasting. Yum!
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Lauren: Also a lot of stir fried veggies with cauliflower rice. You can buy the veg frozen from TJs so you don’t have to chop. To flavor the veggies: Garlic, ginger, chili flakes with a little sesame oil to start then I add soy sauce and rice vinegar at the end.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Lauren: My easiest dinner has been grilled asparagus with a fried egg or two. You can eat SO much asparagus for so little calories! lol.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Lauren: I also do a lot of soups in my instant pot.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Mabel: I’m snacking on almonds as well - the trader joes chili lime ones are so good!
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Katie: mix TJs steamed lentils with TJs bruschetta sauce and some feta
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    edited May 2018
    Melissa: Marinated onions - thinly sliced red onions put in mason jar with oil of choice and red wine vinegar and add seasoning (salt, pepper, Italian herbs) . So easy and I put them on everything! After you are through or as you are using them you can use the extra oil mixture as dressing. here’s the recipe : https://nocrumbsleft.net/2017/03/18/marinated-red-onions/ and one for pickling which I just started doing too...great for gut health!
    https://unboundwellness.com/quick-pickled-onions-paleo-aip-whole30/
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Lauren: Blender pancakes: 1 cup oats, 1 cup cottage cheese, 1 egg. We double for our family of four, add cinnamon, vanilla and some baking powder. Sometimes we even add spinach for green pancakes. Then blend (thin with water as necessary) and cook up like pancakes! Add in fruit as desired.
  • PtRichmonder
    PtRichmonder Posts: 9 Member
    Lauren S: Yes! 1 cup oats, 1 cup cottage cheese, 1 egg. We double for our family of four, add cinnamon, vanilla and some baking powder. Sometimes we even add spinach for green pancakes. Then blend (thin with water as necessary) and cook up like pancakes! Add in fruit as desired.
  • PtRichmonder
    PtRichmonder Posts: 9 Member
    Snacks to keep handy:
    single serving size packages of baby carrots, hummus, celery, hard-boiled eggs, Greek yogurt. Fruit and peanut butter and almond butter.
    Skinny pop popcorn, dried fruits
    Oats, granola, pepitas, shelled pistachios
    Packaged hard boiled eggs from Costco, fruit, oats, trail mix...and then gummy bears, individual packets of m&ms, and Honey Nut Cheerios.
  • klkrieger
    klkrieger Posts: 26 Member
    Julie’s HUGE hit: https://pinchofyum.com/best-anytime-baked-chicken-meatballs, serves with baked sweet potatoes and roasted broccoli