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Reply #60 posted 03/11/14 3:45pm

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Vegan food, theres so many amazing recipes out there. Just google and you will see.
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Reply #61 posted 03/11/14 3:47pm

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shausler said:




That chicken must have died after laying this. Poor thing.
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Reply #62 posted 03/11/14 3:48pm

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Reply #63 posted 03/12/14 10:37pm

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chow mein style ramen
cook ramen noodles aldente - drain - let cool (toss the sodium filled flavor packet)
then:
stir fry the cooled or cold cooked ramen - use olive oil
after stir frying ramen noodles -set aside
then:
finely dice broccoli stalks and carrots - stir fry this mixture
season mixture with light soy sauce and fresh crushed garlic.
(optional - 1/2 cup water - 1 tsp corn starch stir in soy sauce & crushed garlic - pour mixture over stir fried broc & carrots. the water - corn starch mixture creates a sauce)

combine all ingredients and you have a great side dish for less the $2 dollars.

from freeda's frugal cooking moments for expensive times
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Reply #64 posted 03/13/14 3:47am

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BillieBalloon said:

shausler said:

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That chicken must have died after laying this. Poor thing.


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Indian food can be vegetarian, right? hmmm Dosas!

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Reply #65 posted 03/13/14 3:49am

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free2bfreeda said:

chow mein style ramen cook ramen noodles aldente - drain - let cool (toss the sodium filled flavor packet) then: stir fry the cooled or cold cooked ramen - use olive oil after stir frying ramen noodles -set aside then: finely dice broccoli stalks and carrots - stir fry this mixture season mixture with light soy sauce and fresh crushed garlic. (optional - 1/2 cup water - 1 tsp corn starch stir in soy sauce & crushed garlic - pour mixture over stir fried broc & carrots. the water - corn starch mixture creates a sauce) combine all ingredients and you have a great side dish for less the $2 dollars. from freeda's frugal cooking moments for expensive times


thumbs up!

I've never in my life had Chow Mein.

Once in High School I remember seeing it being served for lunch in the cafeteria. It looked hideous. barf

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Reply #66 posted 03/13/14 10:33am

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I hate the thought process of trying to decide what to make that's
Quick
Easy
Nutritious
U have all the ingredients for
And.....

Kids will eat

Not much u can do to tick all those boxes....


I mostly like making 'what ever' with lots of veggies on the side
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Reply #67 posted 03/13/14 6:39pm

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ThisOne said:

I hate the thought process of trying to decide what to make that's Quick Easy Nutritious U have all the ingredients for And........ Kids will eat Not much u can do to tick all those boxes.... I mostly like making 'what ever' with lots of veggies on the side

I agree. It's a lot of brain space and mental energy that could be put to better use.

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