What the hell should i have for dinner

About the chicken - the instructions say to put it frozen in the pan and cook it for 28 minutes but that's just silly I think. I cook it with no seasoning or anything for the 28 minutes, pull it out and drain the juices that accumulate in the bottom because I think that's fat and it kind of grossed me out the first time I cooked it you can cut it into pieces at this point if you need to and then cook it for an additional half hour or so prepared how you want it.

I love crockpot oatmeal for breakfast in the morning but I hate cleaning the thing and I haven't found a dinner recipe I liked except for BBQ pork and it was just a bunch of pork covered with a bottle of barbecue sauce and cooked on low for 8 hours. It was fabulous tasting. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page:. Similar Threads Oh hell, a grey hair By msfish in forum Freestyle.

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Spicy Fish and Olive Spaghetti. Quinoa with Chicken and Lentils. Scientists Create The Healthiest Meal Ever Fresh and smoked salmon terrine good for brain and heart function Mixed leaf salad with Extra Virgin Olive Oil dressing for maintaining cholesterol High-fiber multigrain bread roll. Chicken casserole with lentils and mixed vegetables good for iron absorption. We recommend planning to eat dinner at about four to five hours after lunch. Keep in mind, if your dinner time fall in between the 5 p.

Avoiding late-night snacks or meals can actually help avoid weight gain and an increased BMI. Nearly 15 percent of the 2, adults surveyed by Harris listed pizza as their top comfort food, more than twice as many as said chocolate 7 percent or ice cream 7 percent and more still than said mac and cheese 5 percent , chips 4 percent , hamburgers 3 percent , steak 3 percent , or either popcorn, pasta or.

Whole, minimally processed foods like berries, kiwis, goji berries, edamame , pistachios, oatmeal , plain yogurt and eggs make easy, tasty and healthy late-night snacks. Many of these foods even contain sleep-supportive compounds, including tryptophan, serotonin, melatonin, magnesium and calcium. One-Pot Cacio e Pepe. Vegetarian Stuffed Sweet Potatoes. Creamy Greek Yogurt Pasta. Quick and Easy Sheet Pan Nachos. Creamy Ricotta Pasta with Broccoli.

Rotisserie Chicken Tacos. Share on Pinterest Toasting bread breaks down some of its carbohydrates. White rice. Rice is a good source of energy and protein, but not all grains are easy to digest.

Sweet potatoes. Skillet Beef and Broccoli Ramen. Barely cooking the shredded cabbage and carrots keeps the dish crisp, while chopped peanuts add a little crunch. Using wide rice noodles and soy sauce puts a clever twist on your traditional shrimp scampi dinner.

The secret ingredient in this easy soup is a few tablespoons of melted dark chocolate, which adds an amazing depth of flavor. You could sub the ground beef with ground turkey or crumbled tofu. Homemade dumplings sound time-consuming but are surprisingly easy with premade dumpling wrappers. Mix your filling in a bowl, fill, fold, and pan-fry.

To get your carbs in, serve with a hunk of bread or your favorite grain. Serve with a hunk of crusty bread to soak up the tomato sauce. A very grown-up, nutritionally balanced macaroni-and-cheese dinner made with two kinds of cheese, plenty of baby spinach, and a cup of whole-milk Greek yogurt stirred in at the last minute for a creamy tang. You just need seven ingredients to make this creamy, tangy curried chicken dinner. Marinate the chicken the night before or morning of to speed things up.

This quick and flavorful pan-cooked salmon might become your go-to fish recipe. Cutting sweet potatoes in half lengthwise cuts the baking time way down, so they can share a roasting tray with the crispy chickpeas. Scrambling eggs over low heat with cumin, chili powder, and garlic powder infuses them with a chorizo-reminiscent flavor—perfect for quick and filling breakfast-for-dinner tacos.

Creamy grits and juicy shrimp are such a delicious pairing. The garlic-butter sauce calls for white wine, but you can sub in chicken stock, according to the recipe notes.

Here you use pita-bread wedges and sliced veggies as vehicles for shawarma-spiced tzatziki-topped chickpeas. No assembly required! Beautifully spiced Indian comfort food on a weeknight. Serve this simple-to-make curry with naan or over rice. Serve warm or chilled. Chewy and slightly sweet black rice is absolutely worth stocking up on, but you could get away with swapping in white or brown rice to make these zesty bowls. This simple vegan skillet requires just five ingredients six if you count the olive oil , including smoked paprika, the source of the smokiness.

The sweet-and-tangy sauce in this recipe is packed with flavorful ingredients like ketchup, barbecue sauce, red wine vinegar, yellow mustard, and Worcestershire sauce. The flavors in this fragrant dish are gorgeous as is, but the recipe notes offer a few substitution ideas. Try dried cherries or golden raisins instead of dried cranberries, and pistachios or pecans instead of almonds.