easy dinner ideas

[Guest guest]

The first question is...do you prefer cold food or hot foods?

 

I would suggest going over to amazon and looking for a book that is

something " The Natural Lunchbox " or the " Vegetarian Lunchbox " and I

apologize, it is one of the two. Laurel's kitchen has a nice section on

lunches, but they are not all vegan to be sure. Go to vegweb.com and see

what they have as well. You are after whole grain bread sandwiches with

filling and tasty bean and tofu based pate', satisfying soups, interesting

salads that travel (brown rice or whole grain pasta salads) and desserts

with an energy boost to them. I have a wonderful brownie recipe that has

no flour, but does have wheat germ. It is not vegan, or I would post it.

(It calls for instant milk powder.) There are some snack bar recipes on

vegweb.com.

 

The first place to start is with some good reuseable lunch equipment, such

as a good vacuum thermos and a steel lunchbox, the old fashioned kind, wide

mouth, for hearty soups. Check out good old Tupperware for a lunchbox with

washable plastics inside them. Don't forget a cloth napkin and stainless

flatware. Much of packing a lunch is ambience...a set up where hot food is

hot and cold is cold, where you have real, not plastic utensils and a

bright cloth napkin makes the experience a nice meal, not something you

brought from home out of necessity that is a poor substitute to eating

out. I could say the same thing about eating at home, but you all know that.

 

Dragonfly

[Guest guest]

hey there,

since having a baby and my wife quiting her job to stay home i have

been working 2 jobs and 70+ hours a week. 3 or 4 nights a week i

have to eat dinner at work, and have fallen in to the trap of eating out a

lot. any ways i want to change this so i'm looking for easy dinner ideas

for when i have to eat at work. any help ideas would be greatly

appreciated.

peace

jeff

[Guest guest]

Please post that recipe, we can use soy milk powder to replace. :-)

Amissa

 

I have a wonderful brownie recipe that has >no flour, but does have wheat germ. It is not vegan, or I would post it. >(It calls for instant milk powder.)

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