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Shelter Dogs Rule said #11 Jun 24, 2010 at 3:39pm

Okay, I haven't had dinner yet so now I'm starving! For lunch today I had a bunch of leftovers from the fridge. Brown rice, black beans, chopped up tomatoes, spinach and mixed it with some salsa. May sound weird, but was really good! My taste buds have definitely changed. Sometimes I even eat salad for breakfast, which a few weeks ago I would have thought was strange.

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Tracie said #12 Jun 29, 2010 at 6:56am

Boil in bag brown rice, steam in bag frozen veggies and seasonings. You can throw some beans in too.


The combinations are endless and it takes only around 15 minutes to make.


And if you cook more than you need, you can put it in individual serving containers and freeze them for future use.

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Kimberly Watson said #13 Jul 3, 2010 at 2:25pm

My latest favorite quick meal is spinach & black bean whole wheat burrito's...


cook up white onion & garlic in the frying pan, (about 1 cup onion, and 5 or so cloves garlic) add spinach, (as much as you want) I usually add at least 4 cups, then add 1 can of black beans (after being rinsed) then cilantro and salsa (as needed)... so delicious and quick. The mix will stay fresh in the fridge for a couple of days.


Roll up some of the spinach mix in a whole wheat tortilla and you have a delicious lunch.

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Morning Glory said #14 Jul 5, 2010 at 6:17am

Just tuned in guys and may I say, all of your ideas sound yummy!! I do have a few questions and forgive my ignorance, but can someone tell me what the following things are? luca, maca, mochi, seitan, shoyu and gomaisho? I have not yet got my hands on the Kind Diet book, but hope to later this week. Thanks for your help guys and keep the meal ideas coming!

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chefinwithchefmama said #15 Jul 5, 2010 at 10:07pm

I always cook several portions of beans in the crock-pot overnight. Then after they've cooled I freeze them in 2 cup portions (same as a can). I usually get about 4 or 5 portions at a time. So simple and saves lots of money compared with buying canned. I also do this with rice (triple the recipe). Oh, and my other favorite crock-pot to freezer (and major money saver) trick is this vegi broth recipe on recipezaar.com...


http://www.recipezaar.com/recipe/Homemade-Stock-214220



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Helen Hood said #16 Jul 12, 2010 at 6:14pm

my most recent fave: brown rice + chick peas + drizzle of sesame oil + nutritional yeast + soy sauce + chopped cilantro. i make the chick peas in a crock pot and the rice in a rice cooker and have it on hand for whenever. yum!

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Vicky Taylor said #17 Jul 12, 2010 at 7:39pm

Yum! I just found nutritional yeast so was wondering what to use it on. This is my answer. Thanks!

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Phyllis Sherer said #18 Jul 21, 2012 at 11:17am

@Helen:
I went to 2 stores with no luck in finding nutritional yeast; is it necessary?
And could only find Spectrum brand Expeller Pressed Sesame Oil... is this acceptable? I am not going back out to shop again for a few days; I am out of work because of my back and can't keep traveling to find items.


I am practically brand new at buying all this stuff and eating this way.


Thank you, and anyone else who might answer/add to it.

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Ami said #19 Nov 19, 2012 at 10:15am

crock pot!
pre cut vegies / pre soaked beans ~ in ya go ... all at once!
miso to heated soup - wa la

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