What easy recipes do you know?

Hi , I think chicken ala king is quite easy and nutritious. I learned how to cook by following recipes I find online, watching videos is also a big help.

You can always cook some bacon and then in a little of the bacon grease cook some onion and crumble the bacon. Then you can mix the bacon & onion with the rice. Any kind of vegetables go good with this. And it's pretty easy to make. Or you can always fry hamburg all broken up and add peppers & onions, spices and a can of tomatoes. This goes good mixed with rice or pasta. You can go here www.squidoo.com/studentfood and find some easy recipes. Have fun cooking and DON"T BURN YOURSELF!

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That should be easy. I don't know what sort of foods you like, but it's always good to start with what doesn't need to be cooked. You can buy all sorts of different breads - pita, wraps, whole wheat, nine-grain, high fiber, bagels, etc., and then a variety of lunch meats and/or cheeses, plus lettuce, onion, tomato to make different types of sandwiches or wraps, or even subs. For cooking, burgers are quite easy to begin with, or grilled cheese, or any grilled meat and cheese sandwiches. You could also get those boxes of thinly sliced steaks to make your own steak subs. Another idea is thin sliced steak, seared in a cast iron skillet, with "au jus" gravy (just add water to the meat and pan once the meat is seared), over rye bread - with some fried onions in there. Delicious. Salads - easy enough. Whatever cold raw veggies you like. You can add cooked bacon, chicken, or any meat, or shrimp. Toss with oil and vinegar. Add some croutons and sunflower seeds. It's easy to bake a chicken, too. The internet can tell you how long to bake per pound. Once you bake a chicken, you can have hot chicken, cold sandwiches with the leftovers, or chicken salad. Make some gravy with the drippings. If you have a microwave, it's easy to clean and "bake" and baking potato. Once baked, add butter, sour cream, bacon bits - and voila! Instant hot lunch.

Hi! there are a lot of websites that you can check out for simple recipes. I in fact do search new menus on the net. I print most of the recipes. You can really save money and eat healthier if you will cook your own food. :D

You can eat potato wedges by just cutting potatoes into wedges and baking them in the oven. Oatmeal is easy to fix by boiling and just add some milk and brown sugar or honey. Very good for breakfast. Mixing some cut up vegetables together with some water and cooking them until tender. Very healthy.

A lot of people have started to depend on more fast foods these days, so I think that it is a really good thing that you have started to think about the ways that you cook recipes healthily. One of the things that I have found is very easy to cook are pasta dishes. The good thing about these is that the only you need to do is boil the pasta and heat the sauce. You can easily stir in as many chopped vegetables as you like, and this means that it is a healthy dish. The whole thing takes no longer than 30 minutes to wait, and you would probably be waiting longer than that if you got a take out.

If you depend on fastfood for all your meals every time you are hungry, then you need to learn how to cook at home, there is no argument on that. If you stomach doesn't tell your brain you are craving for food three time a day, then it is not necessary for you to have three meals every day.

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Ramen noodles or spaghetti - set 'enough' water to boil, throw in the noodles, & wait the right amount of time. Microwave everything else.

I find a lot of inspiration on a site.: allrecipes.com.. After a while you can substitute spices that you do not like and some ingredients.Experiment!!! Enjoy!

Oh, this time, its tuna again but with calamansi, mix it with chopped pechay baguio, sliced tomatoes and onions, that's it, just mix them. And eat with rice. It's from my nutrition professor. We always eat that at home if we're in a hurry. If you're on cooking. Omelettes are so easy. And I also cook "adobong hotdog", that's what my father call it. Just saute the hotdog, put some ketchup and soy sauce.

You could always fix baked potato's in the crock pot...just cut it into and put butter in it and wrap it in tin foil and put in the crock pot on high till it is done...but I would put it on in the morning to have it for afternoon meal or dinner.

Make soup and freeze individual portions to last you for a while. I like making avocado and egg sandwiches on an english muffin. I always have cereal with soymilk as dinner lol. Toast with a drizzle of honey is also good. Pasta with shrimp for lunch.

To me the easiest recipe is when you can throw all the ingredients in one pot and the meal cook itself. Just invest in a crock pot or slow cooker and find a site that has slow cooker recipes. Put it on when you leave for work. When you come home, dinner is done. If you make enough you can enjoy leftovers.