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ostampflee · 08-12-2009, 07:00 PM

Hard boiled eggs are you friend. I probably eat 12-18 or so a week. Make a big batch, eat with salt n pepper, chopped up with salsa, cheese, and ham in a wrap or put them in a salad with REAL bacon bits and a bit of ranch dressing.

Chicken breasts... cook a half week's worth, use it in pasta, on pita pizza, in sandwiches or wraps... they're really easy to make, simply bake for 40 minutes @ 400F from frozen flipping once. I don't like frying/grilling them, it either makes 'em greasy or really dries them out.

I cant remember what they're called, but they're in the frozen isle at the grocery store for around $3 in a small box. Inside is a microwave bag with carbs and veggies and they taste half decent for how quick they are. Microwave one of those, fry/bbq up a steak with your favorite rub (available in the spice isle) and you have a decent dinner in less than 5 minutes (I like my steak still bleeding, 2 min a side)

08-12-2009, 07:00 PM	#8
ostampflee Even when im right, revscene.net is still right! Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Da Island mon! Posts: 1,310 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hard boiled eggs are you friend. I probably eat 12-18 or so a week. Make a big batch, eat with salt n pepper, chopped up with salsa, cheese, and ham in a wrap or put them in a salad with REAL bacon bits and a bit of ranch dressing. Chicken breasts... cook a half week's worth, use it in pasta, on pita pizza, in sandwiches or wraps... they're really easy to make, simply bake for 40 minutes @ 400F from frozen flipping once. I don't like frying/grilling them, it either makes 'em greasy or really dries them out. I cant remember what they're called, but they're in the frozen isle at the grocery store for around $3 in a small box. Inside is a microwave bag with carbs and veggies and they taste half decent for how quick they are. Microwave one of those, fry/bbq up a steak with your favorite rub (available in the spice isle) and you have a decent dinner in less than 5 minutes (I like my steak still bleeding, 2 min a side) __________________ 2002 GMC Envoy SLT - Mmm... Heated leather. 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier Z24 - The built, bottled, and extremely obnoxious race car err lawn ornament. 2003 Saturn Ion-2 Sedan - Wife's daily driver. 1965 Chevrolet Nova SS - BBC powered gasser in the making. 1963 Acadian Beaumont Convertible - My silver on red baby.