Get a decent thai curry paste; fry some baby corn, sugar snap peas and tofu in it for about 5 minutes on a medium heat, then bung a tin of coconut milk on it and simmer for about 15-20 mins stirring occasionally.
Cook some noodles and stir them in for the last 5 mins.
Gorgeous, and about a gazzilion calories a serving
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So I'm sure this happens to everyone but I'm getting bored with food...this especially sucks because I'm trying to gain a little weight (I've been 130 5'9 for a really long time). So it's hard to gain when I'm feeling bored and uninspired in the kitchen. But I'm a very busy person with school, work, and student organizations, so does anyone have any quick, tasty, easy, cheap (and easily portable...
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Konstantin replied 2 months ago
Cook some pasta.
Chop and fry an onion while you're grilling a coiuple of sausages or some sausage mix. Then add 4 chopped tomatoes (or a tin of them) and a tin of baked beans to the onion. When the sausages are done, chop them up and chuck them in too. Heat through serve over the pasta.
Easy!
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xrodolfox replied 2 months ago
I don't get it. Bored with food??!?!
I don't get it. I don't get it.
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thestoatyone replied 2 months ago
xrodolfox wrote: I don't get it. Bored with food??!?!
I don't get it. I don't get it.
LOL!
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HanNZ replied 2 months ago
I wish I could get bored with food, especially chocolate...
Maybe a new cook book or googling new recipies will inspire?
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HanNZ replied 2 months ago
I wish I could get bored with food, especially chocolate...
Maybe a new cook book or googling new recipies will inspire?
Quote: I've recently discovered the Brendan Brazier recovery pudding: a pear, handful of dates, sunflower seeds and some sesame seeds. Chuck them all in a food processor and hit the go button.
I have recently got his book Thrive, food...
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Travelgal08 replied 2 months ago
Yes I have it. I made one of his buckwheat pancakes which was interesting...haven't made anything else yet. Must dig it out again and have a look. Any recommendations?
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Travelgal08 replied 2 months ago
Yes I have it. I made one of his buckwheat pancakes which was interesting...haven't made anything else yet. Must dig it out again and have a look. Any recommendations?
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HanNZ replied 2 months ago
not made anything from it yet. Will be trying the energy bites and maybe energy gels at the weekend.
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Konstantin replied 2 months ago
I tend to get ideas rather than follow the recipies. The pizza ideas work quite well, as do recovery pudding type stuff. I don't get on with smoothies but the rest of the book I get on well with, and like the idea of eating nutrient dense food rather than calorie dense - and if you aren't eating enough calories, just eat more.
But sorry to hijack your thread KennyT.
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