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Old October 6th, 2005, 09:52 AM
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Default Easy to cook Induction meals?

I need some recipes for meals with easy prep. and easier cooking methods. so if you know of some good induction meals post them here.
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Default Re: Easy to cook Induction meals?

Give us an idea of your cooking skills level that way it will be easier for us to give you appropriate recipes.

In the meantime, here are two super easy meals.

Cobb Salad
1 hard boiled egg, sliced
3-4 ounces cooked chicken or turkey
2 cups salad greens
4 or 5 black olives
1/2 ounce crumbled blue cheese or shredded cheddar
Optional: tomato slices, onion slices
Dressing: blue cheese or a vinaigrette

Mix the ingredients together. Toss with dressing.

Salad Nicoise
3 - 4 ounces tuna (either canned or a grilled piece of it)
1 cup lettuce
1/2 cup cooked green beans
1/4 cup radishes
4 or 5 black olives
Dressing: your choice, but a vinaigrette is traditional

Mix all of the above together. Toss with dressing
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Mmmm... Sounds delicious. I can cook, I just hate cooking. I love one dish meals, quick, clean and to the point. Thank you Megs.
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You can make up a batch of chicken or hamburger or whatever meat you want and then put into individual bags in the freezer and pull out as needed.

This week I have been pulling out stuffed peppers for supper. http://users3.ev1.net/~fontlady/index.html

I also use a prefab hamburger patty (make sure there is no fillers...100% beef) and add ceyanne pepper and then cut it up and add it to my salad for a lazy taco salad.
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Elsie, Smooches to you precious, I love the yummy pictures along with the Menu food for Induction. I can't copy the ingredients fast enough. =)
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Default Re: Easy to cook Induction meals?

My favorite right now is chile rellno's.

1 lb of white breast chicken meat
6 pablano peppers (roast and peel skin)
1 bunch of greeen onion
6 oz of cheddar cheese

Cook meat however ya want. Cut up into little chunks and dice up green onion and mix together. Add cheese and then stuff peppers. Pop in the oven at 400 degrees til the cheese is all bubbly! YUMMY!
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iwillbethin YOU LOOK SO GREAT!!! I will be like that!
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Default Re: Easy to cook Induction meals?

Have you got a slow cooker or crockpot? If so just throw browned meat with a little seasoned water and a few slices of onion/celery/peppers into it and leave it for the day.
It will be sitting there waiting for you to quickly cook some veggies to go with it when you are ready to eat.
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Default Re: Easy to cook Induction meals?

Here is one I just found on the board by somebody who was a member. Funny, she only posted one time and never came back but she left the best recipe:


Heat oven to 350. Spray a muffin pan with non stick spray. Then take 6 strips of bacon and nuke them for 1-2 min. Take them out of the microwave and wrap around insides of the muffin tin. Take pork sausage, out of its casing or use the kind that comes packaged in a roll, and take a small amount and pat it into the bottom of the muffin tin. Make sure that it is not a big hunk of meat but fairly thin. Crack eggs on top of the sausage patty, inside the bacon. Bake for 30 minutes.

You can do lots and keep them in the fridge or freezer. I can't eat pork, so today I am trying this with ground turkey and turkey bacon.

If you need more ideas on induction recipes, go to the forum page and click on the one that says Low Carb Menus and read the induction "stickys". Lots of great menu ideas and recipes posted in there!
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