Guest guest Posted July 23, 2003 Report Share Posted July 23, 2003 How about a bag of multi beans. They are like 15-bean mix, etc. Just make up a little seasoning bag and maybe take along an onion. Who says every meal has to have a fresh veggie; certainly no kid I ever knew... SMILE Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 23, 2003 Report Share Posted July 23, 2003 that sounds good...no kids with us...just myself and my friend...I'm thinking of bringing along a bunch of fresh veggies, fruits and some baked tofu and bread w/ vegan mayo..my friend isn't vegan but she will be for the weekend! the beans sound like a good idea, too!! Just found out it's supposed to rain while were on the island we're camping on! so, rainy hikes..our site is on a 15 foot cliff over Lake Michigan! Should be nice regardless...was hoping for sun, though... Quoting Eric <sseric57: > How about a bag of multi beans. They are like 15-bean mix, etc. Just make > up a little seasoning bag and maybe take along an onion. Who says every meal > has to have a fresh veggie; certainly no kid I ever knew... SMILE > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2003 Report Share Posted July 24, 2003 What do you mean by no cooking. Not even boiling water? No Cook Bean Dip and Burritos One the simplest no-cook meals is a bean dip I used to make while on driving vacations through the western US. I’d simply stop at a supermarket and buy a can of vegetarian refried beans, a jar of salsa, small bunch of green onions and a jar of pickled sliced jalapenos. I’d then chop up the green onions with my Swiss army knife and mix them in a bowl with the refried beans, then add the some of the salsa and jalapenos and mix it into a smooth consistency. I’d then scoop it up with tortilla chips as is or roll it in flour tortillas with chopped tomatoes, lettuce, black olives, avocados etc for a ‘no cook burrito’. Who needs Taco Bell? Three Bean Salads Simply mix two or three different types of small cans of beans or corn (drained) together, add some chopped green onion, a chopped tomato, maybe a jar of pimentos or chopped pickles and top with a little oil and vinegar (or pickle juice). California Succotash Mix a small can of red kidney beans with a small can of corn kernels (or ‘Mexicorn’), chopped green onions and top with salsa and a few black olive slices. If you can make boiling water I can tell you how to cook all sorts of vegan meals in a wide mouth thermos. --- shawnam wrote: > that sounds good...no kids with us...just myself and > my friend...I'm thinking > of bringing along a bunch of fresh veggies, fruits > and some baked tofu and > bread w/ vegan mayo..my friend isn't vegan but she > will be for the > weekend! the beans sound like a good idea, > too!! Just found out it's > supposed to rain while were on the island we're > camping on! so, rainy > hikes..our site is on a 15 foot cliff over Lake > Michigan! Should be nice > regardless...was hoping for sun, though... > > > Quoting Eric <sseric57: > > > How about a bag of multi beans. They are like > 15-bean mix, etc. Just make > > up a little seasoning bag and maybe take along an > onion. Who says every meal > > has to have a fresh veggie; certainly no kid I > ever knew... SMILE > > > > > > > > > ______________________ Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Messenger http://uk.messenger./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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