Recipe ideas

Chicken, with white rice, and asparagus. Simple, quick, and healthy. The spicy salsa to pour over it, is just an and added bonus.
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NomadicMedic said:
I try to cook batches of food ahead, so my wife and I can take a portion to work for lunch or dinner, and I'm getting tired of my normal recipes. I either bake chicken, make a brisket or pulled pork, make chili or a casserole type something. We usually bring meals to work neither in a microwaveable container or an individual crock pot. (These things are great!)

Does anyone else here meal prep for the week ahead? If so, could you share what you're doing? I could use some new ideas.
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I've been fixing grub for more or less 20 years and can tell you with certainty that it's all about how compatible the ingredients are. I sometimes just browse allrecipes.com and see what people post, but always regard the original recipe only as a rough template. Anyway - slow cooking stuff, casseroles, fajitas of all sorts, fish, cornish hen, Navy macaroni and a ton of other stuff, are all easy & short prep and can be made in large batches.
 
StCEMT said:
Anyone got any fish recipes worth trying?
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Defrost fish fillets. Pour some flour onto a plate, add spices & salt to the flour, mix well. Roll the fillets in the flour, toss on a preheated pan with olive oil, fry for 5-7 minutes (keep a keen eye out, it cooks very fast - need to turn it frequently). When done, add some grated parmesan on top and let it melt, then toss on chopped scallions or whatever other greens you fancy. Side dish - whatever; mashed potatoes, pasta, rice, your choice.
 
StCEMT said:
Anyone got any fish recipes worth trying?
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Scallops, lots and lots of Scallops. My fiance makes them with lemon, garlic, and her special seasoning(not allowed to say). I loveeee scallops
 
Roll dough, smother in sauce, spread cheese, bake.

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This is probably my favorite to bring to work:

Acetone, lithium, toluene, hydrochloric acid, pseudoophedrine, red phosphorus....

It does require some cooking and prep work but it will keep you wide awake
 
DesertMedic66 said:
This is probably my favorite to bring to work:

Acetone, lithium, toluene, hydrochloric acid, pseudoophedrine, red phosphorus....

It does require some cooking and prep work but it will keep you wide awake
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Why am I not surprised that a guy with the word "Desert" in his screen name knows this recipe?o_O
 
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